Initially, I didn’t mean to write about vegan restaurants in Warsaw at all. I thought there were quite a lot of them, and that you can look them up quite easily. However, after returning to Warsaw for the second time, I went to Vegemiasto, and as I liked it so much, I changed my mind, … More Vegemiasto
In a previous post I told you about the most vegan friendly coffee shop in Warsaw, however, I did visit a few other cool place. Though maybe slightly less vegan friendly, I was able to find non-dairy milk in all the places I visited, so if you are looking for good coffee and a good … More Warsaw’s cafes
After leaving Aruba I took a little detour and instead of returning back home, I flew to Warsaw (Poland). After three weeks in the Caribbeans and having either a smoothie bowl or chia pudding every single morning, I was craving my bowls. When I landed in the city and started looking for vegan options, I … More Coco Bowls
If anyone was wondering how did I end up in Aruba, this is probably a good time for a disclaimer. I actually took a three week intensive yoga teacher training on the island (with @yoga_girl). I am now both a yoga teacher, and pretty much an expert when it comes to places with vegan option … More Vegan and friends – Aruba
When I had first told my friends in Israel I was going to Aruba most of them were truly surprised that such a country even exists, and obviously could not place it on a map. For Americans, and perhaps Dutch people (as Aruba is a constituent country of the kingdom of the Netherlands) this is … More Vegan Aruba
Israelis tend to say that Tel-Aviv is a bubble, it’s like its own country, and that Tel-Avivian never leave the city. This is true to some extend, Tel-Aviv is definitely the most vibrant city in Israel, with the greatest selection of hangout venues, but there are still reasons to leave the city. As Tel-Aviv is … More Israeli Gypsies
One of Tel-Aviv’s biggest and most famous markets is the “Carmel” market. The Carmel market offers food, clothes, housewares, souvenirs and more. It’s a colorful, fun place to visit while in Tel-Aviv. The Carmel market is located pretty much in the city center, in a neighborhood call Kerem Ha-Teimanim, which literally translates into “The Yemenite … More The “vineyard”
