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Anat Apter's grandfather started a family business in 1945. In 1991, Anat started to further this business at the Bruma Flea Market and this popular food chain has now grown to over 30 stores all over South Africa.
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Framed by eclectic décor warmed by natural crete-stone walls and vibrant abstract artwork, Café Brazilia exudes a contemporary Mediterranean feel bustling with activity.
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I have let myself get totally out of shape for the good past few years, had quite a few traumatic things happen, ended up drinking and smoking and really just a path of self destruction to drown it all into oblivion.
Obviously this couldn't continue as I'm getting older in life and have managed to get off this train to nowhere. I've always been interested in boxing, mainly watching and some stuff my father put me through when I was kid. So I've decide why not let one of my passions also be my motivator.
I've given up smoking and drinking, but am still extremely out of shape. I'm currently running every second day, couple of minutes then rest and continue this for half an hour now. I also started some shadow boxing and skipping, this was going well till I started to strain and bruise something in my right elbow. I believe this is down to poor form and throwing to hard whilst hitting thin air?
I realise without proper tuition I'll probably end doing my self more harm than good, this is where joining a gym and proper training will serve me well I imagine. I however don't want to go to a gym and waste a coaches time due to my fitness, his time would be far more valuable spent with youngsters and on other potential.
I imagine there are others who where once in my shoes, possibly not my age and level of fitness of course, but would appreciate any input as to what level my fitness should be close too, before wasting others time.
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The Australian-run Bodhi Villa sits on Teuk Chhou Road a couple of kilometres north of Kampot on the west side of the river (across the bridge from the main town). A veteran of the Kampot scene, Bodhi is now a little past its best, although the laidback traveller guests enjoy the low-key atmosphere and famous Friday night parties, complete with live music. This can be a major drawback if you're staying in the floating bungalow situated a few feet from the bar and you have your serene river swims punctuated by loud music or your sleep interrupted by hippies playing the bongos late into the night. The owners and staff are indisputably likable but we found the service a little sleepy. The shabbily beautiful main building houses the restaurant, bar and common area, which tumble down to a floating pier, with numerous spots to lay about and relax over two storeys. Rooms in the main building are basic, but clean and cheap, and we'd say a better option than the inadequately soundproofed bungalows in the jungle of a garden out back. Don't forget the floating room on the river, which is well worth the extra $2 per night for the novelty. With only three walls (the third with a few curtains opening to the river), you can dive from your bedroom directly into the river. Just open your eyes and look up to see spectacular morning sunrises. There's WiFi and a good mixed menu with food that was of a high quality and well-priced (try the famous veggie-packed omelette or the pancakes for a seriously satisfying breakfast). Bodhi used to be first choice for budget travellers looking for a bit of down time to recharge, but competition is now provided by Naga House just down the road. There's no free transport from the bus and taxi stand, so you'll have to pay to get out there, and it's a bit of a walk into town, so prepare to pay for rides or rent bicycles there for $1.50 per day.
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The false positive debate is important but the discussion should be reframed into a risk stratification of women and appropriate screening. Some women (family history of bc, hormone use, no children, biopsies showing actively growing breast tissue, dense mammograms/ultrasounds) will be at higher risk of bc than women without these risk factors. Screening the first group yearly (or even with MRI's) makes sense with longer screening intervals for the latter. Let's put the resources where they are needed using currently available (not perfect) models - Gail, Claus, and Tyrer-Cusick.
The issue of finding cancers that will never be a problem or will 'go away', is problematic since to determine if they won't be a problem, we have to watch them...and what if they are not so 'benign' and end up killing that patient? Are you willing to 'watch' your cancer or your mother's or your daughter's?
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The issue isn't watching a cancer once found, the issue is if a women should get screened in the first place which prevents the dilemna. How to decide? Let's present the facts to women, not slogans. The harm of getting overdiagnosis (becoming a cancer patient unnecessarily) is 10 times the chance that a woman will have her life prolonged by a mammogram. Roughly 1 life is "saved" for every 1000 women screened repeatedly over 10 years. Mammograms must find 21 cancers to "save" one life, and about half of these are overdiagnosis (See JABFM, Nov. 2010). Women have been led to believe that every cancer detected is a life saved (See ACR website)-when it is 10 more times likely she has been treated for no reason.
MRI and ultrasound have not been shown to reduce mortality, and may simply increase the overdiagnosis problem. I agree that screening older women (late 50's or 60s) has a more favorable harm to benefit ratio based on the unbiased USPSTF analysis. Thank you Katherine Hobson for mentioning the overdiagnosis problem.
As one of the authors of this paper, one of the most important aspects of this paper goes unreported, even though it was emphasized in the press release.
50% of False Positive results can be prevented by having prior mammograms available at the time of the screening exam.
This is a real 'no brainer' to improve the quality of screening mammography, and is the responsibility of both the woman being screened and the primary care doctor who should insure that the importance of prior films is communicated to the patient.
This beats the small reduction in false positive exams by reducing screening from annual to 2 yearly exams, especially in the younger age group (40-49 years) where biologically cancer grows much quicker and is more aggressive. Annual mammograms in this age group are far more important.
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Dr. Flowers:
Great paper, but I do not understand why you conclude "Annual mammograms in this age group are far more important". Your own paper (Table 6) shows that the proportion of advance disease is not different with annual screening versus biennual screening. Therefore there can be no mortality benefit from annual vs. biennual screening, and no rational reason to advocate for it. As Autier's companion editorial points out, annual screening could artificially lower the proportion of advanced cases because of the overdiagnosis of small indolent tumors. Because of this "length bias" screening also inherently misses the fast-growing more aggressive tumors.
More screening is a reflex (why not every 6 months?) and a "politically correct" answer but not the scientific answer. It is time we admit and publicize to women what the data show: screening does not work well, and is inefficient in lower incidence populations-that is younger women.
As a breast imager I totally agree with you about prior studies. Women who make an informed decision to screen should make sure they take the time to have these available for the radiologist.
Mammograms are a way to make women feel responsible for their cancers if they haven't gone in for annual screenings. They are a huge blame shift mechanism.
Dr Keen
Thank you for your comments. My concerns about younger women are due as I stated above, are based on cancer (tumor) biology and the shorter 'sojourn time' of tumors in this age group. 'IDLE' tumors also do not tend to arise in this age group, and you are probably right about screening interval in the older age group.
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Military Suggestor(s) of the Year are Chief Warrant Officer 4 Merle D. Goodall, battalion standardization instructor pilot, 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault), Fort Campbell, Ky., and Chief Warrant Officer 4 James E. Lemons, Jr., instructor pilot/maintenance test pilot evaluator, F Company, 1-212 Aviation Regiment, 110th Aviation Brigade, Fort Rucker, Ala.
Dant's suggestion improved the pouring operation for a payload assembly, a process that now uses a funnel 3/8-inch longer than the one originally designed for the unit. The longer funnel puts more epoxy in the cup. Simultaneously, the pouring angle was changed from 30 degrees to 17 degrees. When more epoxy filled the single hole spout it created many rejects because of air bubbles and a cavity outside the needed tolerance.
Dant found that by changing the pouring angle and using less epoxy the air bubbles were eliminated and a stronger cavity created. The six percent reject rate was eliminated and Crane Army Ammunition Activity realized $548,264 in first-year savings and additional savings for the foreseeable future.
Goodall and Lemons' suggestion involved a UH-60 (Black Hawk) helicopter. The UH-60 is equipped with a two piece ballistic armor panel system, the purpose of which is to protect the pilot and co-pilot's shoulder, arm and upper torso area from bullets or shrapnel, 7.62 caliber and smaller.
The system consists of moving an armor panel forward outside the aircraft after the pilot and/or co-pilot is in his seat and strapped in. The crew chief must also move the panel to the stowed position at the end of the flight to allow the pilot or co-pilot to exit the aircraft.
The problem is, in a degraded environment, sand inhibits the panel from moving easily. The panel cannot, in most instances, be moved to the stowed position by the pilot. If the panel jams in the open position, the pilot or co-pilot would be trapped in the aircraft during a post accident or refuel flash fire, which could cause death.
Crews concerned by the flawed system in most instances elect to fly with the armor panel in the stowed position. With the original design, crews choose the risk of being killed by shrapnel or direct fire coming through the door over being trapped after a crash, placing occupants and the aircraft at risk.
Goodall and Lemons identified this issue and suggested a redesign of the current system to make it useable and reliable in a desert environment. The improved design will be installed on all applicable new UH-60 variants Department of Defense-wide starting in 2011. The design will also be retrofitted in time on all Army UH-60's in the inventory.
For more information about the RDECOM Army Suggestion Program, call 410-436-3893 (DSN 584-3893) or 410-436-3911.


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I love Veganz.Posted on 06 / 17 / 2015
This is a great place with good food and friendly staff. Don't miss the bagels!
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This is a great place with good food and friendly staff. Don't miss the bagels!
We stopped here to grab a quick breakfast. We had a Mexican burrito and a cinnamon pastry. Both were very good. They had a good selection of pastries, wraps, and bagels. A lot of tofu/fake meat though. The cafe is inside the Veganz store. Next to the store there's another entrance to what looks like where they have brunch.
I love their inexpensive and yummy food, different milks for the coffee, raw cakes, healthy options, free water (which is not usual in German restaurants).
Me and my friend have found out Veganz is having vegan brunches every sunday. For 15 Euro, theres an all you can eat buffet. Water is included. The options are really diverse. You can have Müsli with varioius sorts of nut milks, fruits etc. There is also choice oft pastries and spreads, both sweet and salty. Many salads, very creative. Also warm meals are included. I literally wanted to try everything. So delicious! Worth spending 15 eur.
On the other hand, warm beverages are not included and you need to pay extra for them. I wouldve appreciated filtered coffee or tee included in the price.
Mousse cakes and raw tarts are really good! Salads in boxes were also tasty as well. But all very small in size; especially the sweets. Good place to take a quick rest or grabbing a meal to go. But staff are not so friendly and when you go there around closing time.. it's hard to get anything even though everything is in front of you (the one in Warschauer seemed to be more friendly?)
For shopping, Veganz is quite expensive compared to other organic or healthfood shops. Try Dr. Pogo veganladen for vegan goodies! Though I think the selection of imported vegan meat/dairy substitutes are larger at Veganz.
I was choosing ice cream once at Veganz and had trouble choosing just one flavor.. ended up with Coconut Bliss Almond Fudge, and it was nice but way too sweet and not so special. Next time I'll choose other flavor (green tea and citrus?, berries?) or from Booja Booja brand (also available in Dr.Pogo!)..
Stopped here for lunch, tried their bagels which were delicious (had some sort of tofu and tempeh fillings with seasonings). Lots of choice and was busy with locals which is always great to see :)
Ate here several times during my trip to Berlin. And each time it was a great pleasure! Their cheesecakes are really amazing, light and yummy at the same time, perfectly balanced. Their hot chocolate and their cappucino are also awsome. Besides, they offers good pastries and salads that are practical to take away. A must for breakfast and the afternoon break.
Over a couple of visits to this location, I had a bagel with marinated tofu slices, hummus, lettuce, €3.9. And my favourite thing: soft eis (ice cream). I would like any flavour. The one I had was a mixed swirl of raspberry and coffee flavours, €2.50. YUM.
Another time I had a piece of avocado-lime pie, €3.50. Another yum.
The storefront has a good selection of foods, and the cafe section serves delicious, good quality food. The price at the cafe is good and the staff is really friendly.
I had cinnamon buns and cookies. Both were good, but the bun a bit dry. The cookies were amazing!
The staff was a bit weird and slow, but to be honest I feel like a lot of Germans are, so it was okay. The woman who worked there did help me and was friendly.
I ate here a few times because I lived nearby. The coffees are very good, as are the bagel sandwiches and soups. I got a smoothie here one time, and it was excellent. The other time I wanted a green smoothie, and they told me they were out of spinach, which is just funny, because you can easily buy organic spinach in several stores on that street. Beware that they tend to run out of most soup options after lunch. The vegan soft-serve ice cream is to die for - really, much better than you would expect. I also got prepared salads out of the fridge several times, and they were all really good, with creative combinations of grains, vegetables, and fruits. The cafe has free WiFi, and the staff is fairly friendly. They have extra seating in another part of the building, but going there is a bit awkward if you're ordering food here.
they offer an great selection of bagels, sandwiches, salads, soups, smoothies, coffees and pastries.
i tried the "veganer Eiersalat" bagel, a bagel with some roasted veggies, a potato salad and one of the smoothies. everything tasted amazingly fresh and delicious.
also the staff was very friendly.
it's a great place to have breakfast. i'll be back for sure next time i visit Berlin.
insanely yummy food and great offer!
highlights are: blueberry scone and blueberry cheesecake,chocolate chip cookie, chickpea masala salad and all the wraps and bagels :-)
wanna move to berlin just for this place!!!
We had green smoothies and avocado-curry sandwich as a lunch, which were delicious. The coffee was also very good. I liked the pictures of fruit with smiling faces on the bar :) This is the perfect place to have a quick and filling lunch. I wish we would have such a lunchroom near our home.
Goodies has a small location inside the Veganz shop, and obviously everything at this location is vegan. There is outside seating and a small inside seating area, so finding a table isn't too difficult.
Wraps, sandwiches, ice cream, desserts - they have it all.
You should go here just to be able to shop vegan shoes, Eco-clothing and buy vegan food in a vegan supermarket - everything within like hundred meters. The cafe is good as well, with friendly staff and good prices. We had a bagel and a smoothie and it was really good.
Whenever I'm in Berlin, I just wanna have breakfast, lunch and maybe even diner at this cafe. They have the tastiest bagels, wonderful pies (also the raw pies are very good!)and other baked goodies such as cinnamon rolls, and great salads. My boyfriend loves their smoothies and I adore the coffee, though it's a pity that they've cut down the special latte options. I could easily say that this place has the best bagels in the world. You just cannot visit Berlin and not have a meal here!
I love this place and they have the best rawcakes! Also, check out the vegan shoe shop next door and the organic clothes shop.
Veganz is an excellent place to shop, whether it's for everyday groceries or vegan non-food items. There are a lot of vegan meat/dairy alternative products and the choice is overwhelming! They also have products imported from Britain and America, plus salads, juices and sandwiches etc. that you can pick up when you're on the go.
There's also a cafe, brunch at the weekend and a show kitchen where they host events.
There is a rather commercial feeling to this place and it is very much a supermarket in design. The atmosphere is a little clinical. I've had things from the small cafe and have to say it's not such great value. Since the small seating area is next to the door, the atmosphere isn't exactly relaxing and the cafe itself is also the entrance to the supermarket.
Updated from previous review on Sunday October 28, 2012
die salate und suppen, sowie die bagels.....alles von goodies im backshop ist der hammer. ich liebe alle sachen, die ich bisher probiert habe und das sind nicht wenig. auch die smoothies sind der hamemr sowie die kaffeekreationen. preislich etwas teuerer aber noch im rahmen.
I was lucky to finally go for the weekly Sunday brunch in the middle of December. They had a variety of seasonal dishes (all you can eat) for 12,5€ with drinks extra, which you buy yourself at the coffee in the shop beside. I think this brunch is unique in town and definitely worth a visit, even if the dishes are nothing exceptional special. Or may be I should return in a different season to see what they got ;-). It's good to avoid the rush hour around midday and go a bit later or try to make a reservation. You can combine it with shopping at the first vegan supermarket of Europe beside as it is open on Sundays. If you do so, bring your credit card as it can get pricy and you will want to buy everything ;-). If you understand Portuguese have a look at this review: http://vegberlin.com/2013/01/02/veganz-brunch/#more-205 there are some pics of the brunch as well.
I believe my two friends and me were quite lucky to get a seat - the cafe part is just a fairly small area within this wonderful vegan supermarket. It was not possible to try EVERYTHING the cafe had to offer but we tried our best. And literally EVERYTHING we had was just delicious. I did not yet decide which of all the vegan cakes I ever had was the best, but for sure it was one of those we had at this place. I am usually not too much into raw food, but even the raw vegan cake they had looked and tasted just wonderful. A great place!
Of course they have a lot of stuff you also get in a German Bio-Shop. But that makes this place a one-stop-shop for vegans. However, the icing on the cake is the bigger selection in chocolate, in Gummibears (best non-gelantine GBs I ever had in my life). And recently they also added the best vegan parmesan in the world (at least for my taste; Parma). The cafe is on top and serves amazing cake (peanutbutter-chocolate tarte for example), I would appricitae a more sophistaced smootthe selection - if they even plan to extend (only two tables in the cafe area).
Great for any Americans homesick for certain processed vegan items from back home. Desserts from the bakery I had were okay. Prices were just too much for me when I was there as a student.
This cafe is a 100% vegan so no question asking about the ingredients is necessary. The selection is not all that huge there is a soup of the day and many different sandwiches, smoothies and fruit dishes. The cakes a phenomenal and there are even raw selections. I had a angel food chocolate cake with cherries and topping there today and it was absolutely fab. I am glad I live so far away because otherwise I would get fat and round there.
Otherwise there are loaves of bread, filled bagels and raw cakes - anything the vegan heart desires!
The supermarket is small but defiantly fine to have vegan only products without having to read the labels . The little cafe attached to it is cute. The bagels were tasty and fresh , we had a lime tofu bagel with fresh green pesto which was lovely a nice big fresh juice , a nice cranberry cheese cake and a really tasty brownie!
There are only a few tables, but it is a good place for take out if you are in the neighborhood, it is pretty easy to find and get to with public transport or by bike . The staff was sweet and friendly.
Updated from previous review on Thursday October 18, 2012
this is an amazing vegan supermarket! i explored in here for over an hour with the biggest smile on my face.
there are so many crazy amazing things in here that i wish i could have tried!
the faux meat & cheese section will blow your mind!
this place restored my faith in humanity :)
kleine auswahl, aber leckere snacks und tolle torten. der hit ist capuccino mit vanillesojamilch:))
maybe because of the previous reviews our expectations were quite high, when we walked into this place to have breakfast - it turned out the cafe was a counter with around 10 places to sit around it and the menu wasnt particularly big -
However, the porride with plums and the bagel with pesto tasted very good, as well as the freshly made smoothie. Maybe a few more warm breakfast items would be great ;)
Really enjoyed visiting this place. Had an incredible peanut butter and chocolate latte, really nice warm spiced apple drink and possibly the best vegan blueberry muffin I've tasted in my life here. Also managed to pick up some hard to find vegan goodies - like vanilla waffles. The staff were really friendly, and also very kindly gave us some expiring tomato and lentil soup as we were leaving (which was around the time the restaurant shut).
It's also very conveniently next to a vegan shoe shop (Alesu) which gives you a free drink (up to the value of EUR2.50) at Veganz when you buy a pair of shoes from them.
I went here twice the first time I went to Berlin, and both times it was really good. I can't remember everything I ate because I'm pretty sure I ate a huge amount of stuff, but I do remember having a bagel with spinach, fake salami, fake cream cheese and caponata (so good I had to try to re-create it myself at home), coconut banana bread (ditto), chocolate mousse (really good), and raw yoghurt-style stuff with some raw granola cookie-like things on top (rdtfgbhjsdfgnkm!) I think I also ate some bread rolls from there. They weren't unique or anything, but they do have stuff that's basic like that, too. Supermarket next to it i also awesome!
we sat for a cafe and some snack after buying vegan shoes the next door.The overwhelming atmosphere let us yet more surprised by the veggieness of this city. luved it!!
Was there last week in a hungry mood- and yes they did saved my life. Enjoyed a wonderful quinoa-salad, a chocolate-avocado dessert with cashew-cream on top (all served in compostable container!) and a very yummy almond milk cappuccino. Healthy vean lunch and perfect coffee, what else do you need to be happy.
My family and I ate at the cafe after shopping in the supermarket, and had some very tasty treats. Between us we had the chocolate, gluten free cake (which was probably the best), an apricot cheesecake and a strawberry/raspberry mousse cake - the last two were very fresh. We also had some potato roti (greasy but so yummy!) and some savoury mushroom pastry rolls (we came back for more of these for airport snacks when we left). Lovely place, and a busy little atmosphere with the adjacent shop.
Probably my favorite place in all of Berlin, and man, Berlin is a giant city!
In between a Vegan shoe shop and a Vegan grocery store (also called "veganz", and absolutely amazing), there is this bakery/cafe and I've had breakfast there, but was a bit sad that the food was so filling, because I just wanted to try everything. I had a slice of chocolate-raspberry-coconut cake, which was beyond amazing. They have a variety of cakes, but also bagles and about as many different things as the average "normal" bakery. In addition, they serve a bunch of types of coffee with soy OR ALMOND milk! The smoothies are great. My friend had her first green-spinach-smoothie there, and it was really good.
I honestly can't wait to go back - wanna take all my friends there!
I had a wonderful quinoa salad and the walnut brownies were to die for - best I've ever had, vegan or otherwise! I also had a raw raspberry cheesecake which was tasty but a little too rich for my taste.
This could be Europe's biggest food store with only vegan products and of course that in itself is a great thing. It is not however the first as claimed above. Only in Sweden there are two that's been in operation for some years: 'Goodstore' and 'Astrid och aporna' and the latter is amazingly similar to Veganz in design if a bit smaller.
Upon entering Veganz, the all-vegan grocery store, your eyes are immediately drawn to the dessert display case. It's full of cakes, breads, cookies and myriad other things. I had a bagel sandwich, with all the fake meaty things and whatnot. It was just what the T Collin Campbell ordered, well maybe not literally. It had oil and was processed, but whatevz. The bagel sandwiches varied from pesto, to tomato pate with salami and lettuce and other fillings. Pretty run-of-the-mill German food, but it was all vegan. So I got to have that cultural experience. Pretty cheap lunch too, for only 3€. A couple days later we had a coconut cake slice, which was yummy too.
I was so amazed of the wide offer of vegan goods that I was unable to make a desition and just bought a cheese after 20 minutes.
Althought it's expensive it's very execlusive and you feel good spending money on delicious vegan goods.
Enjoy not reading the ingredients! :)
had some avocado chocolate cake that I didn't like but maybe some will. I thought it was too much avodo taste for me
I love avocado but not in a cake (love avocado sweet smoothie though)
Had also a blueberry scone that was really not tasty at all
yeah I'm sorry but it wasn't
I will however go back to taste other sweets
I don't really like the avocado cake either, but the scone is soooo good. but hey everyone has a different taste ;-)
The cafe inside this vegan supermarket is really very small and not exactly comfortable but they have several vegan cakes which makes it worth going there. I had a hot chocolate and some kind of chocolate cake. Both were very good.
I was so excited to learn that there was a vegan supermarket in Berlin, I went well out of my way to look for it on my last visit. I'm very glad I did! I went back the next day for more of everything. I'm looking forward to stocking up again when I go back to Berlin in a few days, and bringing orders back for my friends.
I tried a couple of products from the bakery, both were delicious but the chocolate brownie was in a league of its own. I wanted it to last forever. But it didn't, so I went back in and bought another.
I found the staff very friendly and approachable, and they didn't laugh at my badly spoken German!
I'll be back very soon...
It's such a good feeling to be grocery shopping without looking at ingrendients lists! I'm very grateful to have Veganz here in Berlin. :)
The Cafe is also very good. I always take a "double-cheese" roll or bagel. Each time I want to try something else but end up taking the cheese thing again cause it's just too good! XD It has cheezly mozzarella on it, vegan cream cheese, fresh tomatoes, and dried tomatoes in oil! And some other greens, too.
We visited Veganz during our last trip to Berlin and were very happy to find this all-round vegan paradise in the German capital. Their healthy smoothies and vegan hashbrowns are very tasty and all the groceries we bought were delicious: cilantro hummus, tofu spiced like herbed feta, vegan sausage, raw chocolate, and ricemilk chocolate.
great place...nothing more to say!!!
The Cafe: The first time I went, my partner ordered my piece of cake and was given the wrong one. I ate it anyway, and it was good, even better than Vux. He had a bagel sandwich, which he liked but didn't think was better than Vux's. We were pleased. The second Sunday trip was different. My highly anticipated cake was dry as hell and had obviously been sitting out for a very long time. My partner had a cheesecake and coffee. The cheesecake was indescribably bad. It tasted like vanilla pudding dried out in a crust. I told him to send it back, but he is too polite. We both agreed, it was the worst 'cheese'cake we have ever had (even worse than our now second worst 'cheese'cake from Viasko). I had to remind the server to bring his coffee that she had forgottten about. The two staff members didn't really inspire too much confidence, or make me feel happy to give them money. I know it's Berlin, and a Sunday at that, but Veganz is still a new venue that should probably be concerned about building a solid customer base. The store lights were all turned off and it felt like a cheap supermarket cafe during a power outage. When the store was open, the 'cafe' (really just the front section of the store) felt serviceable, but definitely not cosy, and not as marketed in the fliers. But, hey, if the cake rates, who cares? I didn't mind on the first trip, but the second trip made me feel depressed. If I'm in the area, I'll stop by, but I'm sad to say it's not really worth the trip for me. :( Two cows. (based on trips a couple of months ago)
I can still hardly believe my luck to have a totally vegan supermarket in Berlin. The bagels and cakes are worth the trip alone. What a joy to walk down the aisles and not have to read if any of the products contain parts of baby cows, pigs sheep, horses or chickens etc. That's right, no gelatin. There is also a vegan show store next door.
I had a slice of chocolate-coconut-orange-cake and it was absolutely delicious :)
If you're in Berlin you should definetely go there!
I really appreciate this shop where I can find many value I never saw in any shops before .
I particularly love the White Chocolate and the cheese :)))
I must admit that there are many products we can find in any other bioshop and some stuffs are way too expensive . But I m happy to find at least 3 or 4 product which are really worth it .
I tryed some bagel and cakes aswell and found them fresh and tasty .
I recommend the caffee corner even it s kind of too small and oft too full to be able to find a place .
The staff is really friendly and smilly m I guess they are happy to work there . Nice aswell to see that many coworkers can assume an alternativ style at work ( tattoos piercing ...)
I love Veganz. I had a chai latte and (at least) one slice of cake for breakfast almost every morning while I was visiting Berlin and I was never disappointed. My favourites were the vanilla-speculoos cake and the chocolate/vanilla one with cherries in it. The service was always very friendly and the staff spoke excellent English. I thought that the prices, while not cheap, were quite reasonable given the quality of the food & drinks. The soft serve ice cream was also fantastic! They had a bunch of sandwiches and savory items to choose from each day as well. I tried one of their bagels with fake cheese and it was great. My (omnivore) brother tried one of their bagels with mock deli meat and enjoyed it enough to get one almost everyday. I can't think of anything bad about this place other than that now I'm going to have to research moving to Berlin just so I can eat at Veganz everyday. In all seriousness though, Veganz has delicious food, wonderful staff, is reasonably priced and is all vegan. I can't think of how it could get any better.
Great selection of whole fabricated goods like falafel, ch*kenbits (also dressings and what not!) and so on, but a lot of the other stuff can also be bought to a smaller price elsewhere in Berlin. Great selection of vegan Ice-cream! It is a bit pricey but I do think everyone should at least give it a go when in Berlin. It's so refreshing to be able to walk in a store and not having to think about anything except maybe the price!
I was thrilled to find this place shortly after arriving in Berlin after a week of fairly thin vegan pickings in another part of Germany. There is lots of interesting stuff in the supermarket (including organic fruit, some of it wild if I understood correctly). After doing some shopping I had a delicious torte type thing in the cafe together with some very good iced coffee - most welcome after a week of watching others consume the omnivorous versions! There were sandwiches and things too, not sure if they serve any hot food but either way it's well worth a visit.
The coffee was divine (though not the cheapest), the brownie was so-so (too dry, though to their credit it was not too sweet). Service was very friendly, with good-faith efforts at serving me in English (even though I spoke German to them:). The seating a bit inelegant, you're sort of relegated to a corner and is not the most comfortable, but overall ok.
Veganz, wow, this is something so obvious that it makes me wonder why it took for so long that somebody make it really happen here in Europe. Their products are high quality and selection is great. I truly believe that their concept (only vegan products) will work big time and we will see more vegans in other cities and places around the Europe. The atmosphere and service was so great too, it was like going to a friends place for a visit, the hospitality was kind and genuine. Their raw cakes were super good, and their homemade nut cheese. Also smoothies were good, but the list was quite limited (3 options). If you go there test their own made ice-cream (non dairy), it makes your day:) I will definitely go back when I go to Berlin next time.
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David Hain's curator insight, September 2, 4:38 AM
Wise words on positive leadership from Linda Fisher-Thornton, @leadingincontxt
Miguel Herrera E.'s curator insight, September 4, 9:38 AM
A través del Coaching, puedes conectar con las capacidades y posibilidades de contribución, necesarias para tu liderazgo positivo.
Jay Cross's curator insight, August 23, 12:50 PM
Overwork is counterproductive. Take the afternoon off.
Sue Hickton's curator insight, August 25, 2:54 AM
My vote goes to the psychological aspects! **sigh** - however, interesting to note that bit about employers not noticing the difference in their employees actually doing 80 h a week and those that are pretending to. Hindsight - you suxxorz!
David Hain's curator insight, July 21, 6:34 AM
Can the USA really be a transformational leader in the 21C world - or will internal squabbling screw up the opportunity?
David Hain's curator insight, May 21, 7:34 AM
Ashoka on the shift to change making leadership, why it works and how it's more effective!