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The review mentions that there are a variety of vegan options available at this restaurant. While items like Acai bowls, avocado toast, and smoothies can be made vegan, there were no vegan sandwiches or other food items available on the day of the review, except for raw lucky balls. The reviewer enjoyed a raw lucky ball for $4.50 and a good coffee. Additionally, soy and almond milk can be added to coffees for an extra 50 cents. The restaurant appears to be a popular spot.

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Apart from drinks, the only vegan option on the menu is a smoothie dish. There are other items listed as vegan, but they contain milk and honey, so it's quite disappointing. None of the muffins, cakes, or other snacks are vegan-friendly. The coffee is tasty, but priced at $6 for a medium cup, it is quite expensive. This review was updated on February 22, 2020.

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Except drinks there is only one thing on the menu that is vegan and that is a smoothie dish. they list other vegan things on the menu, but they have milk and honey in them quite hopeless. none of the muffins, cakes or other snacks are vegan. the coffee tastes good, but at $6 for a medium cup, it is a demolition updated by the previous review on 2020-02-22

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the above description says “a series of vegan dishes”. I guess the Acai bowls, Avo-on-Toast and smoothies can be made vegan, but today there were no vegan sandwiches or eating, except a line of raw happy balls. I had a good $4.50 and a good coffee. soy and mandelmilch are available in the coffee for 50 cent extra. looks like a popular place.

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They should provide a vegetarian option on the menu. The description is not accurate.

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