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.

This was a little hidden gem in the heart of Frieberg! The food was so fresh and delicious. The…read morenext time we are back in Germany we will make sure to visit this amazing restaurant.

This place was awesome! The staff was really energetic & there for one thing & one thing only: to…read moreserve you delicious foos, promptly. They don't waste time with the niceties but they are never rude either. This place is always bisy & for good reason. The döner meat they have comes in two varieties & I opted for the beef version. You can get Döner, yufka, & a whole lot more starting at around €5 and the price goes up from there. While not the cheapest place in Freiburg, the food is great & the location amongst the many bars means this is a great stop for lunch or a late night sober-up-session. Check it out!

Really impressed by how easily they offered to turn any of the vegetarian options into vegan when I…read moreasked. And out came generous portions of delicious, fresh vegan versions of faijitas and quesadillas. Would have loved to try every vegetarian turned vegan dish of theirs, but even if I hadn't the time to do that I'm pretty certain everyone would be just as great as these two. Don't forget to have one of their fruit juices (nektar) - because they are generally awesome in any German restaurant - I had grapefruit juice and it was perfect. Colourful interior, very friendly service, decent prices - I'm really surprised the restaurant wasn't crowded with guests given the quality of food and this. They take both cash and cards, always a welcome plus in Germany...

Had a great lunch ans the staff was super friendly! WLAN is…read moreavailable, but it's not free.

So, you are abroad in Germany and have been away from your cosmopolitan hometown for a long time…read moreand are craving for a taste of something other than schnitzel and brochen? Maybe you want some bubble tea. You long for a sushi+more revolving sushi bar. A cafe & bar & lounge with seating in the sand is calling out to you. Cheap Chinese takeout at a nice sit-down place feels a million miles away. You're dreaming about an Arabian-Morrocan lounge & restauarant with the mystical middle eastern ambiance. Pho. Need I say more? Well no need to fear - all your deepest foodie desires and more come true in this tiny alleyway in Fribourg, just a five minute walk from the train station. Check it out, even if it's just to take a stroll through - have appetizers at one place, drinks at another, a main course at another, take-out for later...

What a great find! It was Sunday night, and 90% of the restaurants in Frieburg were closed. Plus…read morewe wanted a nice place and something different than pub food or Baden regional cuisine (i.e., local German food). So those criteria ruled out most of the remaining restaurants that were open. Fortunately, thanks to Yelp, we discovered Karma right across the street from the cinema where we would be attending a movie (Star Wars, if you care) later in the evening. What a treat (both Karma and Star Wars)! Anyhow, the atmosphere is a good blend of nice and casual. We were wearing jeans, headed to the cinema; other patrons were dressed more nicely, headed to the theatre. We were all comfortable. The menu is quite extensive, and is offered in German and English. While there is a plethora of a la carte options available, we chose the Menu for Two which included a Chicken Pakora appetizer, Chicken Tikka Masala and Lamb Curry as main courses, rice, Raita and Naan Bread, and a dessert, all for €45. We could not have been more pleased with the choice, though everything else ordered by the people around us also looked outstanding. Most main dishes on the menu are around €15 (vegetarian dishes are a bit cheaper) so we felt like our deal offered a good value, including an appetizer and dessert). Some dishes were delivered to neighboring tables on sizzling platters. Our two curry dishes were served in copper vessels, kept warm atop stands with tea light candles, a nice touch. The Chicken Tikka Masala was particularly good and the sauce was just perfect with the right amount of spice. This is a place we will definitely return and we also intend to explore the other Asian restaurants nearby. Highly recommended!

Well this is a great place for a vegan, vegetarian, or someone looking for a quick, light, and…read morehealthy lunch during the day. We came here starving from a long six hour drive from Italy around 4 pm because most of the restaurants were closed. I got the salad and added sun-dried tomatoes and olives. Other people got the toasted bread with cream cheese and olives, the pasta salad, and the tomato soup. I would have to say I was unimpressed with the salad. For a healthy/vegan centered restaurant, the portion size wasn't particularly filling and had I not added the tomatoes and olives, it would have been basically just greens. Also, everything was sooooo salty and this is coming from a girl who normally eats salad with her salt if you know what I mean. The rest of the party was also unimpressed with the severely crunchy, almost impossible to bite into bread and cream cheese. I don't know, it just didn't really work. Three stars because it wasn't horrible, but it wasn't a place I'd take a carnivorous friend that I was trying to impress with delicious and nutritious vegan/vegetarian food. I also would not come here if I was really hungry. I went to the supermarket and got a banana after. Boo

The pumpkin soup is amazing!!!!!read more

We tried their mixed grill plate, durum kebap and found both to be delicious and hugely filling…read more This is the kind of place you want to go to when you've worked up quite a bit of hunger. It's quite inexpensive too...

This place was awesome. We came for dinner and everyone in our picky group was able to find…read moresomething they loved! I had a vegetarian dish- falafel with salad. The falafel was SO GOOD and I'm a total falafel snob. It was light, fluffy, and not too crispy. The flavor was amazing and authentic. The salad with the pickled cabbage was delicious and I mixed in some of the yogurt dressing into my salad and it tasted like I was eating a doner but without the extra carbs! The rest of the party has the lamb doner as wraps and the lamb skewers with bulgar wheat. Everyone was impressed. The portions were HUGE and the flavors all melded together perfectly. My mom is VERY picky when it comes to lamb and she won't touch it if she thinks it smells and she was very happy with her wrap. I would highly recommend this place for some really delicious food. Also, they have an upstairs seating area which is great because there is never enough seating around these parts of town. My belly is happy :)

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.

Great coffee and pastries, in the unique Freiburg old town setting! I had an iced late and a…read morechocolate eclair; very good. My friends ordered a variety of coffees and pastries, and everyone agreed it was excellent.

Given its location, the KKA has a captive audience of both tourists and natives alike who come to…read morethe Altstadt for a wander, a shop, and, perhaps, a cup of coffee. Sadly, the quality of the 'dark brew' ain't what it could be (read: extremely bitter espresso drinks) and that's a shame given how centrally located and charmingly laid out this place is. I'm a sucker for coffee sack-lined walls, funky old light fixtures and solid wood 'steh cafe' tables. To complete a place, however, one needs great product. That's where, at least java-wise, this place falls short of the mark. Props to the young gal who served us. She was so very nice. I'd like to pay for her to go to barista training school. Having said that, it could be a case of not having the best machines to work with, or, at the very least, not having them in the best working order.