A punk rock vegan dive bar on a side street in Koln? Why the hell not. After 11 days of heavy, meat…read moreladen meals in Germany, this was a welcome sight. I'm the worst when it comes to vegetables but I happily went here two nights in a row. The food is good. Not wonderful but good enough to satisfy even the strict meat eater. The chili cheese fries (we tried the vegan as well as vegetarian on two different nights) was delicious. Plus a free Foosball table in a graffiti covered bar/restaurant? No complaints. Very friendly waitstaff. Cash only.

Perfect place if your vegan or vegetarian. A rare sight in Germany. Good food served in a cosy and…read moretrendy space. Friendly waiters. Had the vegetarian cheeseburger which was extremely tasted, made from some sort of soy I believe, the spices on the "patty" were trimmed to perfection. A vegetarian burger can't taste any better than this.

Nice vegan spot! The vegan Döner was actually like a real Döner Kebab but the meat was saitan and…read morevery yummy...if you're in Münster and looking for a good vegan spot than you should try!!

This is a trendy vegan restaurant in the middle of Münster with many different options for…read moredifferent palates. I ordered the first burger on the menu (the one with BBQ "strips" and onion rings) and it was pretty tasty. The reason for the three star review is the meal which my boyfriend had - the veggie Döner. He strongly disliked it and hardly ate any of it... and he normally will eat up just about anything! Maybe stay away from the Döner options with the fake meat, because it seems like the other options which they have are much tastier. The restaurant itself was bright and airy and packed on a pleasant Saturday afternoon. If you're into vegan food, could be worth a visit if you're in the area!

I am not a strict vegetarian nor a truly carnivore. I wanted to try something a bit different, so I…read moredecided to visit the Prütt Cafe with my pescetarian friends. The cafe is ideally situated, just being within a short walking distance from the main station. I found the atmosphere is very nice and cozy. The seating area is divided by a short staircase into two sections. There is a notice board near the main entrance which includes local events/concerts announcements. The cafe is equipped with a mix of simple wooden tables, comfy benches, round dining sets, a magazine rack, etc. The menu is not extensive but sufficient. The cafe serves salads, soups, pizzas, desserts, and small plate dishes like baked potato, falafel, etc. Don't forget to check out the daily specials which are offered in addition to the menu items. More: http://kitchenprinzessin.blogspot.com/2011/01/meine-culinarische-reise-durch-munster_15.html

An island of safe vegetarian food around the meat culture surrounding it. We've only been to the…read moresmall Zodiac - note that the large one opens at 6pm, or at least that's how it was today (Friday). Nevertheless, the pizza served was great and we had a great time. They were also very patient with us playing a board game on one of their tables, but note that if you plan on doing that then the small zodiac barely fits a decent board. Very recommended for vegetarians!

Super fresh vegan food, took some hardcore meat eaters that were super surprised how tasty vegan…read morefood can be. Not easy to park, cozy place inside.

I have mixed feelings about Jade. The menu is vegetarian east-asian, with a few oddball things like…read morefrench fries thrown in for good measure. Most of the menu is some combination of vegetables and fake meat in sauce on top of rice or noodles. I find these dishes to be a little too greasy and heavy, and I usually feel a little off for a few hours if I eat them. I suspect that, if I were a vegetarian, I would crave this kind of heavy food. On the other hand, if I order soup and some of the lighter dishes, I really enjoy Jade. The quality of my experience really depends on what I order.

The Mashery makes the best falafel I've ever eaten! Wonderful salads, hummus, and other goodies.read more

Kann trotz des guten Services leider nur maximal drei Sterne geben. Die falafel werden empfohlen,…read morewaren aber leider nicht meins. Nicht das sie übersalzen waren oder so. Die sind auf jedenfall selbst gemacht, aber mir hat da einiges gefehlt. Der hummus war cremig, nicht fest und fehlte an Geschmack. Ich hatte hummus Sabich. Die Mango Soße darauf war gut, die Süße passte ganz gut. Das Brot war weich und lecker. Aber insgesamt ein "ok" Erlebnis Die gegrillten Speisen waren nicht schlecht. Wenn dann würde ich nur sowas wie gegrillte Aubergine nehmen.