This restaurant has one of the prettiest locations in Freiburg. The food is delicious, and it's…read moreserved buffet style so you can pick and choose. Everything is clearly marked so you can find vegan dishes amidst all of the vegetarian options. Best of all, all of the produce is local and very fresh. The dishes vary from traditional to more varied spices. One of us was not vegetarian and he found more than enough dishes to enjoy. This place is a treasure.

Another Freiburg hipster cafe, this time right on the other side if the train tracks from the…read morealtstadt side. Situated in a residential area an opens at 8 already. I was there at 8.30ish and compared to cafes in Stockholm (or other large Swedish cities) it was quite empty. Giving the impression that Germans seem less keen on having breakfasts out. The different breakfasts I chose were really lovely in their own way. No1 was coffee of choice, freshly squeezed orange juice and breadroll with hummus and marinated artichokes. Lots of flavours and very very filling so lunch wasn't really an option that day. The no2 breakfast on the menu was coffee of choice, fresh juice and fruit muesli with non-dairy milk products of choice. Nice and breakfasty as expected. Unfortunately the coffee was the only negative both days, most cafes that use soy milk in Germany do it very well, Huber doesn't quite master the art and the soy cappuccino resp latte had an unfortunate soy tang. (Different baristas.) I would have loved to try their lunch options too, but time didn't permit. Also beware that the kitchen is open in the middle of the cafe and the ventilation isn't very effective. Your clothes and hair will most likely smell of fried onion and cabbage when you leave the place after breakfast. Friendly staff. Cash only.

GREAT for a coffee, for lunch or for a snack. Their attention for details and the originality of of…read morerecipes is something rather unique in Freiburg. Great cakes (often vegan), but also main dishes for lunch are worth trying.

While in the beautiful city of Freiberg, I stumbled upon this vegan falafel place! Heaven! I had…read morethe falafel pita with a beer, this pita was definitely one of the best ive ever had. These guys understand how to make them crispy on the outside, fluffy on the inside, creamy tahini, delish veggies and some slaw inside! Made this vegan girl's heart sing! I will be back before I leave this town.

I'm giving a harsh two star here because of the price vs. quality. Although the hummus was quite…read moredelicious and plentiful, the falafel is disappointing and the salad microscopic. The pitas, although tasty, are not fresh made. In the end I spent €11+. Come here if you are looking for a big bowl of hummus, not a meal. There are plenty of other cafe's etc. in Freiburg with much higher quality food for a better price.

This is the only fully vegan restaurant I am aware of in the whole Basel area. Mostly organic food!…read moreWent there with friends on a Saturday evening. Reserving a table is recommended as the restaurant is quite small. I'd say approx. 8 tables seating 2 to 8 each. We came directly after they opened at 6pm so seating was quick and we immediately got the menu. In addition to their regular menu they have a daily menu with changing dishes. We went for 2 different burgers, a stew and bean patties with vegetables as mains. A bean dish and soup as starters. We were happy with the choices and the food was very tasty. Small minus for the savoy cabbage soup that was a bit salty and could have used more ginger. The burgers were great. Mine had smoked tofu, tasty mushrooms and various lettuce and veggies. Yummy. We all were very happy and will be back. Price range: main dishes 10-15Euro, starters 3-5Euro, 0.25L wine 3.50-6.90Euro - see menu Alc. drinks are a bit on the higher side but most wines and sparkling wines are organic.

Great place for healthy, of the earth, gluten free and vegan fair!…read more Food/drinks: Fine. Fresh. Honestly, the flavors in the bowl didn't wow me, but it did the job. The detox water was a scam (and cost me 4€); if you're getting a drink, go for one of their fresh juices instead. Service: Friendly, efficient, and minimalist. My bowl was made super quick! Tip: you go up to pay when you're done (sharing since I learned the hard way). Ambiance: Cute, eco friendly. There's less than 8 tables, ranging from 2-6 people. There was a mix of everyone: a family, a few solo eaters, students, a mom/daughter duo, a husband/wife duo. Would love to really curl up with a book there. I would consider trying again for breakfast or a quick lunch, but didn't hit the spot for dinner.

What delicious food, I had the K-bowl (kimchi,tofu, broccoli, sweet potato, lettuce, rice) and it…read morewas very good. (I also wanted to try the quinoa and Japan bowls). The desserts looked good too (not to mention the juices).

From the owner: Lachen & Wein Vegan und Bio…read moreWillkommen auf der Pflanzenseite!

We stumbled upon this charming little restaurant in old town Colmar, run by a family, dad, mom…read more(cook), daughter and son. The son was our server, and he was so charming, friendly and sweet. Best food for our table were a variety of tagine dishes, from chicken to lamb to vegetarian. Paired with delicious couscous. Overall, I would definitely come back to this little Moroccan gem. Great food at very decent price.

We made a reservation for 20h and arrived early. We were seated early, gratefully, to get out of…read morethe cold. We quickly ordered and were quickly brought our 1/2 liter of wine. And then an hour passes without food. And then 3 tables that arrived after us received their food. And then finally someone acknowledges that our food is coming soon. But it doesn't. And then a waitress says 5 minutes. It's been 15 minutes. It's been an hour and a half. Still no food. For the amount of money we're paying this is absurd. It's absurd regardless of the cost. The food ended up being delicious, and we devoured it in about 10 minutes given we waited so long. I speak very little French but did my best to communicate to the staff that we had waited well over an hour and asked politely if perhaps the wine could be comped/free. The French couple next to us agreed. Alas, for whatever reason we could not be comped and instead was offered mint tea. No thanks.