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food & coffee are still delicious, but the standards changing from vegans being prioritized to vegans included (and charged quite a bit extra) is disappointing. the donut are unique and fun, and the flavor & structure are impressive but were underdone and a bit claggy. Garlic butter on the Sammy was a yummy surprise
Came in here on a rainy Sunday around 10am. The line was medium long, but I only waited about 5 minutes to order. I asked for a dirty chai and I ordered one of the vegan donuts they had featured for the weekend. It was a tough choice between the 3 flavors, but I settled on "fall spice" and the only mistake I made there was by just ordering one. That donut was AMAZING. $4 for a vegan donut, but I promise you, it's just the right combo of pillowy and chewy. The glaze was PERFECT. The dirty chai was just as amazing. The right mix of coffee flavor and spicy chai. I loved it. They had a few seats inside, and maybe 4-6 small tables outside. The vegan menu looked pretty decently sized. They had the star wars/darth vader theme going on inside. Would definitely recommend and will definitely be back!
Loved this little coffee shop in Polish Hill. I was in the neighborhood and needed to set up for a little bit to work. I stopped in mostly because I saw they have house made donuts. I loved the cake of the donut. While dense to the touch it was soft and doughy to eat. Icing was a bit too artificial tasting for my liking but it was a great donut overall. The cake portion of the donut was my favorite that I've had across town. Coffee was hot. Atmosphere was buzzing! Worth a stop.
Kaibur is located in the middle of Polish Hill - just a couple minutes drive from the Strip District. With so many vegan restaurants closing in Pittsburgh recently, I was really excited to get breakfast here when I found out about their vegan options! I ordered the ham & egg sammy which comes with vegan ham and the option of either dairy or vegan cheese/eggs. I got the all vegan version (tofu scramble instead of egg) on wheat bread. Although it's been over 5 years since I've had red meat, I really haven't had vegan ham before and it was quite tasty! The sandwich itself was great as well, though a little messy since I got it for takeout - I'd recommend eating at the shop or eating soon after purchasing!
So, in between visits I needed some breakfast to help me get through the rest of my day and my usual haunt was closed for the Veggie Fest.... In comes Kaibur Cafe, and I was pleased. They have a really nice group of people working and the breakfast 'Sammy' I ordered was delicous. I also ordered a cappuccino which was ok. A little small for the price. I also ordered three vegan donuts ($15!), and a vegan Banana Nut Muffin. They have outdoor seating and there was steady traffic. There is onscreen parking, but it was scarce. All inall, I would come again and I can't wait to order their Seitan steak. Check them out.
The food was amazing! I was so excited to find somewhere with vegan options for breakfast and this place did not disappoint! Great sandwiches and great coffee (I believe the gentleman also said the almond and oat milks were made right in house!) Very nice service. Will be back!
When it comes to coffee it has an appealing allure that makes me come back for more. Whether it's the start my day, or just noon time pleasure. Kaibur coffee offer a wonder variety of your heart's desire weather it be a latte, or a special blend of your own. I ordered my favorite noon time pleasure of an iced Irish Cream. I'd have to say this was amazing & another best so far when it comes to local area competitors serving up some of the best collectible cups of Brew. the way this was mixed had that great symphony of flavor I've come to expect. Not only is their emphasis on coffee they offer a simple selection of menu items that specializes in offering vegan items. I'm not a vegan myself but these menu by the looks of these pictures on Yelp look like something I'm willing to try. But don't let what I said about a vegan selection put you off as they also offer non vegan items for those who love a sandwiches like their Rubens. Their barista is very friendly helpful greeting each customer that comes in & ready to take their order or as a first timer give the best of recommendations in coffee or additions to your coffee & I did mine with a vegan creamer. Pleasurable at best & this will be getting 5* for the overall experience & neighborhood feel Kaibur is to the Polish hill community. Be sure to like them on FB & tell a friend https://www.facebook.com/kaiburcoffee/
I really liked this place. And the outdoor seating was lovely. I got the vegan egg sandwich and the fake eggs weren't half bad at all! The whole sandwich came together wonderfully. My friend got some sort of bowl and the avocado was really good. The eggs were also cooked to perfection. The only draw back was that my sandwich was a bit dry and unindulgent , just could have used a little warmth.
Happening hipster/queer coffeeshop with an impressive food menu and both inside and outside seating. There's even a water bowl for the doggoes. I had a roasted carrot toast with an egg on top and a lovely jasmine tea and thought that the breakfast menu would serve well for brunch or lunch as well. Alas, the internet went down, so I took my laptop elsewhere to finish working.
I stopped by here this past Sunday morning with my wife for our morning coffee. We found Kaibur Coffee via Yelp and otherwise would have never known this place existed in Polish Hill. The space itself is rather tiny and evokes memories of what you would expect from a very old school neighborhood diner. It was cozy with 3 people working and there was a small lunch counter which wasn't being used since the line was there and then 3 4-tops. They also had some outdoor seating but with the temperature in the teens, it wasn't being used. Lastly, they require a mask for you to enter which with the small space makes sense. For our coffees on this morning both my wife and I decided to go with the honey cinnamon latte. Then I also was eyeing up one of their specials, a spicy chickpea burrito, but since I had just eaten decided to go with one of their blueberry vegan donuts as well. For such a small neighborhood space they actually have quite a bit of vegetarian and vegan stuff which is nice. The wait for our coffees was around 10 minutes and after receiving them we headed back to our car. Once in the car, I immediately tried the doughnut. It was denser than I expected, but still flavorful, especially the blueberry which I could still taste later in the day. After the coffee had cooled down a bit, I was able to try it and I really enjoyed it. The coffee and the milk here were the stars with the honey adding a bit of sweetness while the cinnamon added a bit of flavor as well. Both my wife and I ended up enjoying it. The bottom line for me is that I would head back here again in the future. Both my wife and i enjoyed the coffee and ambiance here and next time I won't eat before I come so that I can try that spicy chickpea burrito.
My lavender oatmilk latte was very nicely flavored & not too sweet. We chose Kaibur Coffee because it seems to be one of the few places in the city where you can get breakfast food that is both vegan and that has gluten free options. However, please take a look at the picture of my sandwich. It is, in fact, half of a sandwich. I had not started eating it yet. Yes, this half of a sandwich was $9 which I find offensive. Thanks.
Hello, I'm back again to this coffee shop as it's so nice that it's right near my mechanic. Since his shop has no where to sit and I am stuck for some time, I am so glad this coffee shop exists. If you're vegan, go here! They have vegan scones + gluten free so if you're both, you're in luck! Also they do have oat milk and normal milk. I have never parked here but it's residential so just be prepared. The shop has seating inside (3 tables + counter seats) and has seating outside (5 small tables). Service is always great though I am awkward but it's been a hot while since I have been back at this place. I should come here outside my car shop time but I forget about this place. Definitely come and try this place as it's not that far of a drive from the main drag and it's so tasty! read more
I love that this restaurant has so many vegan sandwich options! It's located in an unassuming area but it's definitely worth the trip over! The Veggie BLT was delicious and I liked how soft the bread was. The cafe itself was really cute and seems like a cozy place to enjoy coffee on a cold day. read more
1 year ago
6 months ago
Such a cute little cafe! They have a variety of food options included vegan free pastries. Super quick to take my order and very kind. Even catered to my allergy!! Absolutely love it here (: read more
1 year ago
2 months ago
food & coffee are still delicious, but the standards changing from vegans being prioritized to vegans included (and charged quite a bit extra) is disappointing. the donut are unique and fun, and the flavor & structure are impressive but were underdone and a bit claggy. Garlic butter on the Sammy was a yummy surprise read more
Came in here on a rainy Sunday around 10am. The line was medium long, but I only waited about 5 minutes to order. I asked for a dirty chai and I ordered one of the vegan donuts they had featured for the weekend. It was a tough choice between the 3 flavors, but I settled on "fall spice" and the only mistake I made there was by just ordering one. That donut was AMAZING. $4 for a vegan donut, but I promise you, it's just the right combo of pillowy and chewy. The glaze was PERFECT. The dirty chai was just as amazing. The right mix of coffee flavor and spicy chai. I loved it. They had a few seats inside, and maybe 4-6 small tables outside. The vegan menu looked pretty decently sized. They had the star wars/darth vader theme going on inside. Would definitely recommend and will definitely be back! read more
5 years ago
Loved this little coffee shop in Polish Hill. I was in the neighborhood and needed to set up for a little bit to work. I stopped in mostly because I saw they have house made donuts. I loved the cake of the donut. While dense to the touch it was soft and doughy to eat. Icing was a bit too artificial tasting for my liking but it was a great donut overall. The cake portion of the donut was my favorite that I've had across town. Coffee was hot. Atmosphere was buzzing! Worth a stop. read more
4 years ago
Kaibur is located in the middle of Polish Hill - just a couple minutes drive from the Strip District. With so many vegan restaurants closing in Pittsburgh recently, I was really excited to get breakfast here when I found out about their vegan options! I ordered the ham & egg sammy which comes with vegan ham and the option of either dairy or vegan cheese/eggs. I got the all vegan version (tofu scramble instead of egg) on wheat bread. Although it's been over 5 years since I've had red meat, I really haven't had vegan ham before and it was quite tasty! The sandwich itself was great as well, though a little messy since I got it for takeout - I'd recommend eating at the shop or eating soon after purchasing! read more
So, in between visits I needed some breakfast to help me get through the rest of my day and my usual haunt was closed for the Veggie Fest.... In comes Kaibur Cafe, and I was pleased. They have a really nice group of people working and the breakfast 'Sammy' I ordered was delicous. I also ordered a cappuccino which was ok. A little small for the price. I also ordered three vegan donuts ($15!), and a vegan Banana Nut Muffin. They have outdoor seating and there was steady traffic. There is onscreen parking, but it was scarce. All inall, I would come again and I can't wait to order their Seitan steak. Check them out. read more
2 years ago
The food was amazing! I was so excited to find somewhere with vegan options for breakfast and this place did not disappoint! Great sandwiches and great coffee (I believe the gentleman also said the almond and oat milks were made right in house!) Very nice service. Will be back! read more
When it comes to coffee it has an appealing allure that makes me come back for more. Whether it's the start my day, or just noon time pleasure. Kaibur coffee offer a wonder variety of your heart's desire weather it be a latte, or a special blend of your own. I ordered my favorite noon time pleasure of an iced Irish Cream. I'd have to say this was amazing & another best so far when it comes to local area competitors serving up some of the best collectible cups of Brew. the way this was mixed had that great symphony of flavor I've come to expect. Not only is their emphasis on coffee they offer a simple selection of menu items that specializes in offering vegan items. I'm not a vegan myself but these menu by the looks of these pictures on Yelp look like something I'm willing to try. But don't let what I said about a vegan selection put you off as they also offer non vegan items for those who love a sandwiches like their Rubens. Their barista is very friendly helpful greeting each customer that comes in & ready to take their order or as a first timer give the best of recommendations in coffee or additions to your coffee & I did mine with a vegan creamer. Pleasurable at best & this will be getting 5* for the overall experience & neighborhood feel Kaibur is to the Polish hill community. Be sure to like them on FB & tell a friend https://www.facebook.com/kaiburcoffee/ read more
I really liked this place. And the outdoor seating was lovely. I got the vegan egg sandwich and the fake eggs weren't half bad at all! The whole sandwich came together wonderfully. My friend got some sort of bowl and the avocado was really good. The eggs were also cooked to perfection. The only draw back was that my sandwich was a bit dry and unindulgent , just could have used a little warmth. read more
4 years ago
Happening hipster/queer coffeeshop with an impressive food menu and both inside and outside seating. There's even a water bowl for the doggoes. I had a roasted carrot toast with an egg on top and a lovely jasmine tea and thought that the breakfast menu would serve well for brunch or lunch as well. Alas, the internet went down, so I took my laptop elsewhere to finish working. read more
1 year ago
I stopped by here this past Sunday morning with my wife for our morning coffee. We found Kaibur Coffee via Yelp and otherwise would have never known this place existed in Polish Hill. The space itself is rather tiny and evokes memories of what you would expect from a very old school neighborhood diner. It was cozy with 3 people working and there was a small lunch counter which wasn't being used since the line was there and then 3 4-tops. They also had some outdoor seating but with the temperature in the teens, it wasn't being used. Lastly, they require a mask for you to enter which with the small space makes sense. For our coffees on this morning both my wife and I decided to go with the honey cinnamon latte. Then I also was eyeing up one of their specials, a spicy chickpea burrito, but since I had just eaten decided to go with one of their blueberry vegan donuts as well. For such a small neighborhood space they actually have quite a bit of vegetarian and vegan stuff which is nice. The wait for our coffees was around 10 minutes and after receiving them we headed back to our car. Once in the car, I immediately tried the doughnut. It was denser than I expected, but still flavorful, especially the blueberry which I could still taste later in the day. After the coffee had cooled down a bit, I was able to try it and I really enjoyed it. The coffee and the milk here were the stars with the honey adding a bit of sweetness while the cinnamon added a bit of flavor as well. Both my wife and I ended up enjoying it. The bottom line for me is that I would head back here again in the future. Both my wife and i enjoyed the coffee and ambiance here and next time I won't eat before I come so that I can try that spicy chickpea burrito. read more
3 years ago
2 years ago
4 years ago
My lavender oatmilk latte was very nicely flavored & not too sweet. We chose Kaibur Coffee because it seems to be one of the few places in the city where you can get breakfast food that is both vegan and that has gluten free options. However, please take a look at the picture of my sandwich. It is, in fact, half of a sandwich. I had not started eating it yet. Yes, this half of a sandwich was $9 which I find offensive. Thanks. read more
I've been trying to find a breakfast sandwich that I could eat that is gluten-free with vegan meat and vegan cheese and this definitely is the place! The cheese is so creamy and the vegan ham I've never had before it taste delicious I highly recommend this! read more
8 years ago
I ended up coming to Kaibur Coffee on Saturday morning to meet a friend who was also in Pittsburgh for the weekend. He recommended this place because he's vegan and also because he likes things that taste good. This small little shop located on a corner has a decent amount of street parking and a good amount of items to choose from as well (both vegan and non-vegan). For some reason I decided to order myself some curry sweet potato soup (I'm pretty sure that's what it was) and it was incredible, possibly my favourite curry sweet potato soup ever? JUST MAYBE. On top of that I was forced (Okay, we my friend said I had to try one) to eat one of the vegan donuts they have and I have to say, It was a 5 star donut in it's own sense. The donut was very doughy and covered in what I think was strawberry frosting and definitely left a lasting impression on my donut loving brain. Overall, Kaibur Coffee was a fantastic choice for breakfast and definitely the best thing I had while visiting Pittsburgh that day. I definitely recommend checking this place out for yourself! read more
I hadn't heard of this place before and I actually found it through Yelp by searching for vegan options. I thought I had been to or at least heard of all of the vegan options in Pittsburgh so I was surprised that I hadn't heard of this one. I came here one Saturday morning with my parents and I had a great experience. Due to COVID, we ordered online and then picked the food up there and ate outside at their outdoor tables. I tried the vegan breakfast sandwich and the vegan Reuben and really enjoyed both of them. I always appreciate when restaurants have vegan options for me and non vegan options for my family/friends. If I lived closer I would definitely come at least once a week! read more
2 years ago
Absolutely going back next time we're in Pittsburgh. Cozy little spot with hipster vibes but nothing obnoxious or snooty. Excellent staff. Excellent food. Great prices. Vegan and vegetarian options like this are usually more expensive and less tasty. Hell yes! read more
3 years ago
9 years ago
This place just opened 3/5 I came across them via wolftree donuts vegan donuts I have bought at a nearby tea shop This is a small place with about 9 tables And some counter space Looks much cleaner and hipper then the place that used to be here Menu has some yum sounding sammies With nice vegan and vegetarian choices With such offerings as eggs, Lox and cream cheese ,bagels a banh mi and punk toast (avocado) I opted for the TLT tempeh lettuce & tomato with vegan mayonnaise Loved it thin toasted white bread made this extra yum Lattes And coffees And my choice was chai tea served up nice n hot in a big cup. There is honey cardamom on the menu that's going to be my next try beverage. There were some nice looking baked goods Hammantashens those three corner cookies Brownies and the big peanut buttercookie I bought to bring my son Reasonable prices I'll be back *cherry cheesecake hammantashen was so good read more
3 years ago
A special place! Nothing better than their vegan breakfast sandwich, a Chai latte, and vegan donut followed by a Saturday morning hike! read more
8 years ago
So happy I was finally able to stop by! It's a bit out of my way, but their Instagram posts just make me want to drool! To start, I was a little unsure what to get and I had some questions. For a latte you can choose between soy and oat milk- obvi I had to try the oat! The man working was very helpful and patient while answering and helping me along my way. I ended up going with an oat milk latte and it was pretty good I think it would have also been good over ice. It had a nice natural sweetness to it. I then of course had to try their baked goods. I had a sprinkled donut which was very tasty, soft and fresh. To go I had a piece of coffee cake and that was even better! Everyone behind the counter was super friendly and I look forward to making a trip back sometime. read more
5 years ago
I've been here a few times now and absolutely love it. They have a wide variety of vegan foods and their donuts (also vegan) are the best I've found in Pittsburgh. If you're looking for something savory, their vegan breakfast sandwiches are to-die-for. I always look forward to grabbing donuts and coffee on a weekend morning here. read more
Glad we came to this underrated gem! I just came for the coffee and pastries I saw in other reviews, but ended up getting coffee, a matcha white chocolate chip cookie, and splitting the English Breakfast. The coffee was solid. The cookie wasn't overly sweet or packed with white chocolate, which I appreciated. The English Breakfast was what really convinced me to add this to my "return later" list. The plate had buttered toast, tempeh bacon (the best tempeh I've ever had), two eggs (option for tofu), and baked beans (approved by my southern friend!). If you are planning on going on a Sunday, you should know that they only serve the Sunday brunch special, drinks, and items from the pastry case. read more
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3138 Dobson St
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