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Serves meat, vegan options available. Bistro next to Südbahnhof train station. Has soy milk for coffee, typically a couple of vegan labeled cakes, and a few vegan dishes are marked on the menu such as hummus, olives, and bulgur. Every Tuesday offers vegan manti (small Turkish dumplings). Dishes are mostly inspired by Turkish cuisine. Open Mon-Fri 08:00-22:00, Sat-Sun 08:00-18:00. Longer hours Mar-Oct, check website.
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Added by Vegan-Traveller on 28 Oct 2017
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8 Reviews
First Review by mamba
jofiskare
Points +730
A few tasty vegan options - Edit
They offer a few vegan options such as vegan menemen, vegan mantı and on the weekly menu they had shawarma with hummus and bread. Very delicious! The staff was very friendly.
Read morePros: Turkish vegan food
Guest
julia_ffm
Points +139
Great vegan cakes - Edit
Has 2-3 vegan cakes, love them!
Read moreGuest
chentel
Points +878
Nicht viel vegan - Edit
Kleines Café mit einer Frühstücks und Mittagskarte. Es gibt eine gute Auswahl, jedoch nicht so viel vegetarisch bzw vegan! Man muss viel ab und umbestellen. Nicht empfehlenswert für Veganer.
Read morePros: Nette Atmosphäre
Cons: Wenige vegane/vegetarische Optionen
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MiriFenske
Points +469
Great! - Edit
The food is always very delicious. Very nice atmosphere. Not that many vegan choices but the ones they have are great!😄
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dicer
Points +700
Verly limited food choices - Edit
Been there today and they have only very limited choices for vegans. For lunch and dinner that's basically only the manti/ravioli. Be aware that you don't even get lunch on weekends before 1pm, because of the breakfast crowd (no vegan breakfast to choose from in case you were wondering). Much to improve!
Read moreThey do have vegan cake and offer soy milk (for 30cents more). Since you can sit outside quite nicely this is still a nice place to go for coffee.
Regarding the quality: The mantis had a good taste but are a bit pricey for the quantity you get. Don't let the other comments fool you: They are larger than normal ravioli, but that doesn't mean portions are large ;)
Pros: vegan cake
Cons: very limited choices for vegans
Guest
falafffel
Points +3178
Good but large Manti - Edit
We came here for the Manti, which were home made and tasted really nice. They were quite large though, like Italian Ravioli - the ones we were hoping to get are usually tiny dumplings, with the size of maybe a raspberry. Still, the taste was good and the yoghurt sauce was really nice with them.
Read morePros: Good manti, nice location with lots of outside seating
Cons: Manti are quite large
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cuddlecows
Points +305
Coffee, cakes & small dishes - Edit
They offer different types of vegan cakes, also very creative ones (e.g. Snickers-like fancy cake). They have a few tapas and warm vegan labelled meals. I like the cozy, eclectic interior.
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mamba
Points +1359
Cosy Turkish café - Edit
Mola is a café opposite Südbahnhof-Train Station. They mostly offer Turkish fare. There aren’t many vegan choices but some of the starters and manti – Turkish “ravioli” with a sauce of soy-yoghurt and tomato. Tried the hummus (average) and the manti, which I liked a lot.
Read moreBesides that, they also offer vegan cake, and soymilk for the coffee.
Would go there again. I only give 3 stars because 4 stars is the maximum you can give to non-vegan/non-vegetarian places, and I feel they could still improve, e.g. by having more choice (breakfast?), by clearly marking vegan options/what can be made vegan.
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