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Vegan as listed 3

  • Vegan $5.50
    Read from the menu, not confirmed
  • Cuban Black Bean Soup Vegan $7.50
    Read from the menu, not confirmed

    Cuban Black Bean Soup

    Cuban Black Bean Soup at First Slice Pie Cafe is listed as vegan as served on the published menu.

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    Soups
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  • Vegan $7.50
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Vegan if you ask 1

  • Vegan if you ask $9.50

    Request offered vegan preparation

    Read from the menu, not confirmed

Other dishes with dietary labels 51

Not vegan, but labelled for other needs from the menu text. Confirm allergies with the kitchen.

Hours
Opens at 10am
Mon to Sat10am to 8pm
Sun10am to 6pm

Listed hours, not live confirmation. Local time: America/Chicago. Hours may change; confirm with the restaurant.

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A regular restaurant that serves dishes vegans can eat.

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