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Pink Peacock is a queer Yiddish antizionist free food café and community space, originally established in Glasgow, Scotland. With a commitment to alleviating food insecurity, the café operates on a pay-what-you-can basis, serving delicious kosher BDS-compliant meals while fostering a welcoming environment for all, except for law enforcement and trans-exclusionary radical feminists. Expanding to Brooklyn, New York, Pink Peacock aims to create a vibrant space for davening, socializing, and organizing, while hosting various community events and workshops. Emphasizing solidarity with oppressed peoples and accessibility, the café is proudly led by trans Jewish anarchists, who recognize the importance of community support and collaboration. Generated from the website

Transylvania Shop and Coffee offers a unique culinary adventure, highlighting traditional foods and drinks from the land of Dracula. Visitors can explore a diverse range of homemade wines, local delicacies, and sweet treats that reflect the rich flavours of the region. In addition to food, the establishment features a selection of premium spirits, including cherry liqueurs and artisanal fruit spirits. This destination promises a delightful experience for those seeking a taste of authentic Transylvanian culture. Generated from the website