Cafe Landwer Kikar Habima - Tel Aviv

When I arrived in Tel Aviv, I discovered this restaurant located in a large shopping center. I ordered a lentil omelette sandwich that looked appealing. I inquired about the bread being vegan, which caused some confusion until it was clarified that the "black bread" was indeed vegan. I waited approximately 20 minutes for my order to arrive, only to be served small portions instead of the large ones I had requested; by this point, I was no longer concerned. Additionally, I tried an Arab coffee that did not meet my expectations. After paying the bill, I left feeling dissatisfied. It's not a place I would choose to visit again.

I ordered the vegan pasta with dessert, which was a bit on the rich side. However, the dessert had a lot more sweetness than usual in the USA, which was a pleasant surprise. My friend thoroughly enjoyed her non-vegan pizza as well.

This Landwer location is a lovely and convenient spot for those attending a show at Habima Square. It's best to arrive early, as it can get busy before performances. You can choose to sit inside or outside, and there are plenty of delicious vegan options on the menu. Personally, I recommend trying the lentil balls and rice, as well as the amazing big breakfast. For dessert, the rozalach (rugelach filled with lotus cream) is a must-try. This kosher restaurant also offers many vegetarian dishes to enjoy.

We ordered 5 dishes, 3 of them vegan. We waited and waited, after over half an hour it turned out that all the vegan dishes were missing and so they canceled our entire order. They didn't bother informing us of course. The non-vegans among us ordered again, but this time they also failed to receive what they ordered. Our requests to speak with a manager were finally answered by someone who never showed up. The lack of service is exactly the experience I remember from the last time I sat at this chain a few years ago.

I was really hungry when I arrived in Tel Aviv, so I decided to try out this restaurant located in a large mall. I ordered a lentil omelette sandwich, which was quite tasty. I made sure to ask if the bread was vegan, which seemed to cause some confusion at first. Eventually, they confirmed that the 'black bread' was indeed vegan. The sandwich took about 20 minutes to arrive and they mistakenly gave me a small size instead of the large one I had ordered, but by that point, I was too hungry to care. I also tried their 'Arabic' coffee, but unfortunately, it was not to my liking. I quickly paid the bill and left feeling dissatisfied. Overall, it's not a place I would choose to visit again.