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“Star of the Table”: What MEAT.art’s Menu Lists

MEAT.art’s “Star of the Table” menu section lists a Falafel Burger and an Edamame burger, each priced at €18.5 in an undated menu PDF.

By ThatPainter Team 1 min read
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In the located MEAT.art menu PDF, “Star of the Table” is a section heading for two burger options: Falafel Burger and Edamame. The menu lists each at €18.5, but its issue date is not shown, so neither those prices nor the items’ availability should be treated as current.

What “Star of the Table” means in the menu

The phrase appears as a heading above two entries in an eight-page menu PDF associated with MEAT.art. It is a menu-section title, not the name of a single dish.

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The two burger options

Menu item Ingredients described Listed price
Falafel Burger Tzatziki, pickled peppers, feta, and a sesame bun €18.5, as listed in the undated menu PDF; current price not verified
Edamame Avocado, red onion, salad, and a yogurt sauce described with citrus and ginger notes €18.5, as listed in the undated menu PDF; current price not verified

The menu says its prices are in euros and include statutory VAT. Its document text has no publication date, and the listing does not establish present-day availability.

Dietary and sourcing details

The menu includes dietary or allergen codes beside the dishes, but those codes are not decoded in the available document information. They are not enough to confirm that either burger is suitable for a particular allergy or dietary requirement; ask the restaurant for current ingredient and cross-contact details.

Elsewhere, the menu describes MEAT.art as emphasizing relationships with local producers and names Weingut Amesch, from Gamlitz, in its wine section, including Sauvignon Blanc and Muskateller. The menu alone does not verify current sourcing or wine availability.

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How current is this information?

The menu PDF is hosted as a Quandoo partner asset. Its text does not identify an issue date, and search indexing suggests it is an older document. It supports what the section contained in that menu, but not what MEAT.art serves or charges today.

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Source: MEAT.art menu PDF.

Product prices and availability are accurate as of the date/time indicated and are subject to change. Any price and availability information displayed on Amazon at the time of purchase will apply.

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