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    Cafe Landwer

    4.0 (391 reviews)
    Open • 8:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Good for kids

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    Brunch
    Justin M.

    Went to Café Landwer last weekend for brunch and had a great experience. I ordered the Eggs Benedict Florentine, which included poached eggs, toast, and breakfast potatoes. The breakfast potatoes were five stars. I look forward to exploring the rest of the menu, which features many classic Israeli dishes with hummus, mezza, kebab, shawarma, and much more. Make sure to make a reservation on the weekend, or you may have to wait.

    Chicken Shawarma Pita Sandwich* Chicken Shawarma Pita Sandwich*
    Wendy C.

    Came in just before the snowstorm so there was no wait. Restaurant was able half full. Very bright, clean and modern feel inside. We got the egg breakfast from the kids menu (comes with vegetables and marshmallows), waffles (comes with a small side of fruits), chicken pita sandwich. Everything tasted fresh. But the chicken in the pita sandwich was a bit overcooked. Our server was very attentive and friendly.

    Matcha Latte
    Jeff K.

    Didn't get a chance to try any of the food. Had a coffee date here and the matcha latte was great.

    Italian French Vanilla Latte
    Molly B.

    After just visiting their Beacon St. location, I decided to come try this location out to see how consistent their quality was. I was SO excited to order pancakes only to be told they were sold out :( Such a bummer. Regardless the staff was friendly and the ambiance was lively making it a great visit nonetheless. Will be returning soon with my pancake hankering... I tried the Italian French Vanilla Latte and it was great! Not too sweet.

    hummus basar*
    Cal L.

    The food here was as good as the service was bad. And the food was very good. The restaurant has a really cool vibe with a bunch of old timer decorations. It's like you're going back in time to go to a Jewish diner, which is a pretty cool experience. The actual food is delicious: I never order the salmon when I eat out because it's usually not good, but I think the salmon here is worth trying. I also thought the pita bread was very fluffy and I was quite happy with the selection of fairly healthy dishes. Jesse, the host, was very friendly and nice. I also thought the wait staff were nice as well, but there did not appear to be any real accountability or responsibility as to who was covering which table. We never had a waiter, introduce himself or herself to us, so it was a very infuriating game of flagging people down to place orders, ask for additional utensils, ask for plates, order, dessert, etc. I think some active management / training would really benefit this place because the decor is great and the food is great too.

    limited edition menu
    Mia D.

    i want to absolutely love this restaurant but this time around, i did not. the ambiance of the restaurant and the fall decor was spot on. it is super cute and cozy diner vibes inside. the service wasn't that great. we had to call our server over multiple times for things like refilling our water and getting the check. the food itself was alright. the pumpkin pancakes weren't super sweet. the texture was good. the orange whipped cream didn't have anything special to it aside from being bright orange. overall, wouldn't order them again because there really wasn't a pumpkin flavor to them. i will say i do love the middle eastern kick to the menu. i'd love to try this place again since their menu does have so many options

    Landwer's Famous Schnitzel*
    Celeste E.

    Friendly service. We got take out the night before and enjoyed our food so much that we wanted to dine in for breakfast the next day. Waited a bit because we didn't have a reservation. Staff were nice.

    Alexandra A.

    " Super friendly and welcoming staff " Before you get to the food you must be attended . The staff here , is super friendly. They go above and beyond. To make sure you feel good and have everything you need even before ordering. The vibe is warm and welcoming. The food is fresh and delicious. It is a bit pricey so bring your wallet . Parking is difficult but manageable. It's also located in front of " river way " last stop on green line incase I spelled it wrong.

    Danielle P.

    A lovely space to dine. The menu allows for multiple dietary restriction options. During our time at a nearby hotel we had multiple meals in a short time. If I'm the area Cafe Landwer is a great option. The staff is friendly and provided a great dining experience. Order the halloumi as a starter. The fried cheese is perfect. We received complimentary bread and oil. Paired with the starter and the generous portions it can be a heavy meal. So come hungry or be prepared to take some with you.

    Emily H.

    Wish I had take a photo of my beautiful shakshouka breakfast because it was delicious! Their challa was outstanding. Service was very attentive! They welcomed me a a sample of their signature rosalach which I enjoyed with the authentic Turkish coffee. It blew me away with flavor. So glad I stopped in while visiting Boston. I left quite full and happy!

    Vegetarian omelette
    Chris M.

    I have thought it was just a coffee place but it is was a full blown restaurant. It was bright with outdoor seating. The hostess seated us. I saw it across the street from Duncan Donuts and now realize that is trying to draw a different clientele than someone just looking for a cup of coffee. The first thing that me were the prices. Ouch. Pricey. It is a good thing I brought my credit card. They have no ice coffee . Just cold brew. That is where an iced latte comes in handy. But they do have steel oats if you are willing to pay for it: 12.00. That is why they take credit cards. I have to say this place is first class with the finishings, just the way it is decorated. I can understand why this place filled right up. With all the seating, I was still lucky to get a seat. They fed me like a king. I had a vegan omelet, Chopped tomato and cucumber, humus, guacamole, yogurt and tomato puree. As it turns out, I was too full for the tomato puree. It tasted like homemade yogurt with blueberries and oats. They asked before they took away my plates. So they should because I was not quite finished. I did have trouble getting the attention of anybody but my waitress. They must not pool tips. I am going to have to come back to try some of the other items on the menu. I wonder what other surprises they have. I would certainly recommend this restaurant for anyone looking for a first class breakfast.

    plain hummus bowl (v) + croissant sandwich* + halloumi & egg* sando.
    Larry C.

    Came here a few times while visiting our kiddo in the area. Very inviting airy cafe with a great looking menu & friendly servers. Like a family cafe vs a chain! I got the Halloumi & egg breakfast sandwich, twice because it just was so tasty!

    Traditional Hummus (photo doesn't do it justice)
    Brendan P.

    Unexpectedly good. Looks can be deceiving and most of the reviews for this spot are for the coffee and breakfast but while staying at the AC next door I was in the search for dinner. It was freezing out so I didn't want to wander far and noticed this place was open for dinner too. Glad I took the plunge. With a middle eastern/ Israeli vibe the dishes all sounded great. I would have been happy with just the bread and oil they give you to start, it was incredible. From there I jumped to hummus and pita (also homemade and awesome) then to lamb chops with grilled veggies and rice. Everything was cooked perfectly and the portions are huge. Ended with a Turkish coffee because why not. Service was friendly. Disappointed I won't be around late enough tomorrow morning for breakfast otherwise I'd gladly come back. Next time..

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    Ask the Community - Cafe Landwer

    How would an experienced shakshuka eater rate the shakshuka?

    The best shakshuka I've ever had. Their milkshakes are also really good.

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    My favorites were the appetizers. We got a mezze plate, which I'd recommend if you're coming with a…read moregroup. There were lamb, chicken, and kibbeh kabobs, tzatziki with cucumbers, salad, and mushroom rice. The mushroom rice had a great flavor and a crispness that was like that delicious part of the rice that sticks to the bottom of the pan. There was a trio of hummus- lentil, beet, and standard, with fresh pita to scoop it up. Great- my favorites were actually the lentil and the beet. The plantain appetizer had a beautiful presentation, on the charred plantain skin. The plantains had crisp kind of caramelized edges. The pikliz on top was tasty and had a kick. My partner and dad liked the griot- a crunchy pork that reminded them of chicharron. The entrees were not my favorite, but the rest of the party enjoyed them. I think the move is to get the mezze platters and appetizers. Almost forgot! The basque cheesecake is quite unique- with a passion fruit sauce to die for.

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