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Cafe Pilz

Levantine Mezze, Vegan Labneh

Worth ordering: Potatoesnamed in 6 reviews

Order several plates to share; hummus, hot aubergine, roasted cauliflower and potatoes are recurring favorites.

4.8food Limited vegan options

Vegetarian

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Ask about: mixed vegan claims Ask about: uncertain ingredients

Good to know: Book ahead: reviewers regularly describe the small dining room as full, and some report waits even with a reservation.
Good to know: Ask about the milk used in coffee: reviewers report cow’s milk is available, despite the all-vegan food menu.

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Try the vegan labneh with bread; it’s repeatedly praised for its yogurt-like taste.
Consider the natural wines with dinner; reviewers specifically recommend the wine selection.

Must-try

Worth ordering: Hummusnamed in 10 reviews
Worth ordering: Labnehnamed in 5 reviews
Worth ordering: Breadnamed in 8 reviews

People also mention cauliflower, ice cream and aubergine dip.

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Also aubergine in tomato sauce, baba ganoush and bread salad.

Good for

The vibe: dates The vibe: groups

Praised for friendly service, good value and affordable.

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Also praised for attentive service and cozy atmosphere.

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Outdoor seating
Lunch, dinner, coffee, dessert, takeout

About

Cafe Pilz serves Levantine small plates such as hummus, hot aubergine, roasted cauliflower and its much-praised vegan labneh, with freshly baked bread for sharing. The compact, often crowded room suits a lively meal with friends; book ahead, and note that reviewers report cow’s milk is available for coffee despite the all-vegan food menu.