Landwer Café is a Mediterranean Chain of full service restaurants with close to 100 locations. This restaurant was established as a Coffee House back in 1919 by Moshe Landwer in Berlin. In 1933 due to growing rise of the Nazis The Landwer Family and Coffee Shop relocated to Tel Aviv. Today they have around EIGHTY locations in Israel and a handful of locations in American and Canada. This isn’t your average Mediterranean Chain. They offer Artisan Coffees, Bar Drinks, House Baked Breads and Pastries. You order things like skewers, falafels, hummus, fluffy pitas, shakshuka, entrees, and more.
It’s very busy. You might have to wait for a table.

While you are waiting for your table you might? want to check out the fresh baked pastries?

But sadly by the time you are seated the pastry you wanted might be sold out?
Anyways we got seated and didn’t wait too long.
We shared The Mezza Platter and a side order of falafels.

Everything here is fresh and very good.
Fluffy hot pita breads that are also lightly salted. Pickled fresh vegetables, tzatziki, skordaliar (Greek potato almond dip), matbucha (tomato, pepper, garlic dip (both our favorite), hummus (creamy and better than most)
Falafels – crisp exteriors and herby interiors – like they should be!

My husband can eat more than me.
He tried the beef and lamb skewers.

He said the skewers were juicy and moist. He said that they were cooked perfect but would like a little more flavor in the skewers. For his taste the vegetable side was good but had too many fresh herbs.
We packed up a good amount of the Mezza Platter so we could share a pastry.
By this time they were sold out of everything but two desserts.
We shared the cinnamon walnut babka croissant and it was delicious.

Surprisingly GOOD Mediterranean Food
Landwer Café
6704 W Charleston Blvd Las Vegas NV
702-333-1913
www.LandwerCafe.com
Every THING is subject to change.

