Everything about Cookies Cream is excellent. The cocktails, the inventive dishes with thoughtful…read moredetails, and the entire experience. I got the seven courses. Each one was special in its own way -- it was hard to pick a favorite. Finding the place is a little hard. You need to go down the alley to start. Keep going, you'll see it.

Hands down my favorite tasting menu of the 3 I was able to try…read more The only upside to our Berlin visit. Truly. You won't ever find me in this city again, but I would consider dropping in solely to dine here again. There should really a short note explaining how to find this place. It was a little bit of a mission locating them. Per the map we were following we were there, but we were standing right outside a theater and could not find the entrance. It wasn't until I asked a lady who was closing up shop that we realized we had to walk through the back alley that low key looked sketch. They sure did know it was me the moment we walked in cos the guy who opened the door greeted me by name. He led us upstairs after we checked in our coats. Downstairs is a bar and the dining is upstairs. There were so many people already dining by the time we got there which was new to me since it was so early. It was surprising to see Europeans have dinner at 6. We both opted for the 7 courses. They really nailed it. Even more impressive that they're a vegetarian establishment. Every dish we were served was so damn good. Something as simple as pea soup managed to taste so divine. The service was impeccable. Multiple people served our dishes. They all did a great job explaining each dish we got. Special s/o to Kevin or Kelvin who I believe used to work there from what I overheard. He was dining alone and I noticed the staff would sit and drink with him. He eventually made friends with the folks around and got everyone a round. I missed out on the round, but he spoon fed me a bite of his dessert.

Amazing. I randomly found this tiny vegan place on a rainy night after pulling an all-nighter and…read morenot eating for 24 hours. As I was nearing death, I pointed at the menu, made some gestures, and got what turned out to be a beautiful plate of falafel, hummus, tabouli, halloumi, grilled vegetables, pickles, and bread. Everything was perfect. It cost an unbelievable 5 euros, plus a euro or so for a bottle of tea. I gave the owner 10 euros out of sheer gratitude, and he wouldn't let me leave without taking a free pastry. As an added bonus, the background music switched from some generic yoga/meditation soundtrack to Biggie Smalls once all the other customers were gone.

Amazing vegan and vegetarian falafel! That peanut sauce is to die for…read more €3 for a falafel im Brot is one of the best deals you can get for quality food here in Berlin. Also, they also prepare little dough balls (not sure what the name is) that are free for customers. Super lecker.

The food is high quality bio / organic and vegan. The chefs…read moreknow what they're doing... I had a very flavorful salad, a beautiful raw vegan cake desert and a deliciously strong tea served in a chinese cup. I recommend it for those who seek both pleasure and health. It is also great for those who are not vegan to discover the infinite potential of food and experience a conscious lifestyle. For vegans, it's high quality nutrition, not junk food vegan food. The outdoor area is super relaxing. The inside has a gorgeous wall painting and nice lights for those dining at night. It's spacious, with windows all around, giving you access to the continuous outdoor entertainment of the neighborhood. I recommend it. Have fun !

Delicious food, great atmosphere & friendly staff. Very knowledgeable regarding ingredients and…read moreallergies. Organic fresh ingredients, made to order dishes bursting with flavor. Delightful!!

After years of lackluster vegan food offerings in Mitte, the area is finally stepping up its game,…read moreand Shiloh is one of the new spots catering to those non meat-eaters who don't want to break the bank when going out. All the food here is 100% vegetarian and kosher, and tons of options are either already vegan or can be made that way easily. I ended up having the Israeli platter, which was full of delicious food like pickled veggies, hummus, eggplant, salads, olives, fresh-baked pita, and more. Add in a house-made ginger lemonade and I walked away satisfied. The cafe itself has plenty of seating, as well as a back room that is the beginnings of a Hebrew/English library and art gallery space. The owner used to do catering but now is focusing her efforts on the restaurant, and you can tell that a lot of consideration goes into it. So if you're in Mitte looking for something healthy, affordable, and good, skip the Döner and stop by Shiloh.

This was the best restaurant we tried during our stay in Berlin. Everything was fresh and…read moredelicious. We had the grape leaves, hummus, halloumi and felafel wrap, and Moujdara. The presentation of the food was so nice, had to take pictures of everything. The service was superb, better than any other restaurant we tried in Berlin. Nicest people we encountered, will come again anytime I visit Berlin.

Update: we visited this place again and are more in love with it than ever!…read more We appreciated it even more after dining in a Michelin star restaurant in Prague that was not a tenth as good as Chay Village. Our bill here after ordering 8-10 dishes was a mere 39 euros when the other restaurant charged us 135 euros. The staff are beyond good servers - they are truly the kindest people we've ever met. Thank you Chay Village! Cam on!

This place was really good and I was so glad I was able to find a spot here! Every time I've gone…read morethey have been really busy or have had a lot of reservations so it's tough to get a seat so pro tip make sure you call ahead. But the food is definitely worth it! Although the entire menu is not vegan they have a ton of vegan options and even a dessert with vegan ice cream! I would certainly recommend this to anyone Vegan or not visiting Berlin!

I had the "south of the border" flat, which was nice. The service was really friendly. The lady at…read morethe counter was fun and helpful. I had the "Choco Norris" smoothie too, which was really tasty. Food was good too. Nice little spot in a quiet part of Neukolln.

They were kind about being multi-lingual and environment was clean but too pricey for how bland the…read morefood was. Small portioned salad side and extremely thin slice of cake whereas you could get a larger slice, same quality, same price at another place around the corner. Very mediocre experience for over-priced meals.

Excellent vegetarian and vegan Asian food here. It is the first time I have had mango curry and it…read morewas really good. The prices are very reasonable.

Excellent food, friendly service, generous portions, and no wait for a table! I will be back. The…read moreseaweed cucumber salad and green curry with veggie chicken were delicious. I also loved the homemade ginger tea.

Gayaya curry - they give you enough for 4 bites (maybe feeding a pigeon) and has no flavor - avoid…read morethis at all costs 0/5 - I've never quite had such a horrible meal

We shared the Mekong Nudelin and the Wurzige Laksasuppe. Filling and delicious. Highly recommend…read morethis place which has ambiance as well as enjoyable food.

This has become a spot I visit regularly. Good quality is superb, with everything being…read morebio/organic. A rotating selection of foods daily, delicious soups and lattes, and a cozy atmosphere to plant down and get work done. Super reasonably priced and in a great part of town. Highly recommended, especially if you are on a vegan diet.

Walked into the shop shortly before closing and was warmly welcomed to sit down despite his…read morepreparations to close for the day. The food is truly made with love, you can taste it. The quality of his ingredients are also a big factor of this impression. I would recommend to try this place.