Cafe Vux

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Cafe Vux

Cafe Vux serves Brazilian-inspired vegan cuisine in an understated, clean space with a wall of framed pictures. Everything they cook is vegan, homemade and fresh. Stop by for cakes, waffles, steamed bao buns and light meals.

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addressWipperstraße 14, Berlin-Neukölln
emailhello@vux-berlin.com
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