Numerous restaurants and cafés in Berlin make it clear that vegan and vegetarian cuisine has many fans and more and more are joining in. The rethink in favour of a health-conscious diet can be felt everywhere. From small, cosy burger joints to elegant restaurants, various establishments in Berlin serve vegetarian and vegan cuisine. We have put together some tips for you here. Treat yourselves.
Tip 1: Try vegan tapas at Alaska
At Alaska you can sit comfortably on the sofas and armchairs in friendly colours and enjoy Spanish tapas and classics such as tortillas, Piemont de Padron and croquetas, as well as vegan salmon made from carrots and foie gras. From 6 pm during the week, you can also enjoy special tapas creations in the after-work tapas and cocktails and fine wines at any time.
Where: Reuterstraße 85, Neukölln
When: Tuesday to Thursday 6pm - midnight, Friday to Saturday 6 pm - 3 am
Tip 2: Feast from the vegetarian buffet at the Seerose
A stylish ambience with antique furniture, classical music in the background and a daily changing selection of vegetarian and vegan dishes awaits you at the Restaurant Seerose. In addition to the lush salad buffet, for which the restaurant is known, you will find a wide range of sweet and fruity cakes.
Where: Körtestraße 38, Kreuzberg
When: Monday to Saturday 10am - midnight, Sunday and public holidays from 12pm - 11pm
Tip 3: Experience creative cuisine at Cookies Cream
The varied vegetarian cuisine at Cookies Cream offers you a great tasting menu that you can expand to six or seven courses as you wish. And each menu is accompanied by matching wines or non-alcoholic drinks.
Where: Behrenstraße 55, Mitte
When: Tuesday to Saturday 18.30 - 11 pm
more information about Cookies Cream
Tip 4: Home cooking interpreted vegan at Das Försters
Here, the classics of German home cooking are interpreted vegan for you - 100% vegan. Here, too, attention is paid to regional and seasonal products. The ingredients at Försters are sourced from organic suppliers in Berlin and vary depending on the season. Delicious vegan cakes and tarts sweeten the visit.
Where: Dunckerstraße 2A, Prenzlauer Berg
When: Monday to Friday 4 - 11 pm
Tip 5: Choose healthy food at Superfoods & Organic Liquids
Whether breakfast or lunch - at Superfoods there is everything for the healthy soul: For example, avocado toast with gluten-free, low-carb grain bread or spelt flour bagels. A sweet alternative is the chia or acai bowl with delicious toppings such as cocoa nibs. For refreshment, there are also cold-pressed juices and smoothies.
Where: Schlüterstraße 37, Charlottenburg
When: Monday to Saturday 11am - 7pm, Sunday 11am - 6pm
more info on superfoods & Organic Liquids
Tip 6: Philosophise at Oukan Dining
Vegan, Japanese cuisine inspired by the centuries-old Shōjin Ryōri tradition, i.e. Japanese Buddhist temple food. Oukan Dining also serves selected wines and cocktails and, of course, special Japanese and Asian teas.
Where: Ackerstraße 144, Mitte
When: Tuesday to Saturday 6 - 11 pm
Tip 7: Eat seasonal, sustainable and creative
"Full Taste. Zero Waste." is the motto of the Frea. Awarded the Green Star of the MICHELIN Guide, you can look forward to refined and refined vegan dishes, with all ingredients coming from organic, seasonal and regional cultivation. The menu includes homemade sourdough bread and pasta with pumpkin and mushrooms and chocolate or hazelnut milk made in-house.
Where: Torstraße 180, Mitte
When: daily from 17.30 to midnight
Tip 8: Momos - feast on organic veggie dumplings
The restaurant Momos has been run by two young men since 2013. They attach great importance to freshness and organic quality. There are a total of eight different savoury fillings and a sweet banana filling for the dumplings. All dumplings are vegetarian or vegan. You can either order them in a soup or enjoy them with one of the three dips.
Where: Chausseestraße 2, Mitte
When: Monday to Saturday 12 to 21.30 pm
more info on momos - organic veggie dumplings
Tip 9: Experience Israeli-Palestinian cuisine at Kanaan
Kanaan is a vegan-vegetarian and Israeli-Palestinian restaurant. It offers a delicious selection of fresh salads, hummus dishes with various toppings, falafel made according to a family recipe, veggie burgers, veggie kebabs and home-made baked goods.
Where: Schliemannstraße 15, Prenzlauer Berg
When: Monday to Friday 12 - 10 pm, Saturday and Sunday 11 am to 10 pm
Tip 10: Enjoy sustainable Eat-Easy-Cusine at Bonvivant
Unusual cocktail creations, even with a shot of spirulina, beetroot or pumpkin seeds, are just as popular at the Bonvivant as the restaurant's fine cuisine. Awarded a star in 2023, chef Nikodemus Berger conjures up delicious menus and also offers a selection of vegetarian and vegan options.
Where: Goltzstraße 32, Schöneberg
When: Tuesday 6pm to 1am, Wednesday to Saturday 10am - 3pm and 6 pm to 1 am, Sunday 10 am to 3 pm
Tip 11: Dine vegan in the country
Asian and vegan - they go well together. In addition to a large selection of soups, rice dishes, noodles and Vietnamese tapas with vegan breaded chicken or vegan crispy duck, you will also find dishes with seitan or tofu on the menu in the Vegang. You will also find homemade drinks with aloe vera or the Triple Pash. Enjoy the stylish details in a cosy atmosphere
Where: Kantstraße 33, Charlottenburg and Oderberger Straße 51, Prenzlauer Berg
When: Monday to Sunday 12pm to 11pm
