This place is closed and seems to have been closed since the beginning of the pandemic. I would…read morelove to try it! Just posting because the yelp hours don't reflect the closure

Delicious food in a cozy environment. Nice music and nice employees! I had a crepe with cinnamon…read moresugar and my husband had a vegetable filled crepe and a few coffee drinks. Everything was great. We hung out for a few hours and wrote on our laptops and enjoyed the flow of customers.

Good burger but had to wait over 30 minutes. Poor waiter was alone was obviously not enough for the…read morewhole place. Probably had one cook as well, considering how long it took to make two burgers.

There was a group of 7 of us including two gluten free and one dairy free and we found this place a…read morebrilliant stop for lunch. Having walked around the area a little and seen only cheese sandwich options on offer in the nearby cafes and the infamous 'best burger in Berlin' being an outdoor cart with a massive queue, it was a relief to find somewhere with options we could all eat. It is a burger and fries joint so the options aren't extensive but there are several burgers to choose from and the gluten free burger buns were very good. There was a also a ridiculously large number of drinks to choose from, all though one of us thought they'd chosen a raspberry soda which turned out to be raspberry flavoured beer, bit of a translation problem! Really can't say anything negative about this, there was a slight translation confusion but since none of us spoke German the fault has to lie with us not the staff. All in all a decent burger bar with plenty of indoor space for a large group. Would definitely return.

Die Rebellion des Zimtsterns is a cute, quiet cafe close to where I live, so I was undoubtedly…read moreexcited when the website told me there are lots of vegan and vegetarian offerings. In fact, the fellow and I were so interested that we headed over one Saturday in the early evening to check it out. Unfortunately it was closed, although the hours did say it's open later. It ended up being a good thing in retrospect, because the vegan menu isn't so good for more substantial bites. But more on that later. I got my chance a month or so later when I was out and about early on. I headed over to the cafe and made my way up the couple of steps inside. The interior is pretty and cozy, with light wood, an array of seating and a backdrop of bright green walls. I had a coffee and a pastry, although it seemed there were only one or two vegan options. The lunch menu also looked good, but again, a lot of vegetarian options. I read one of the complimentary magazines while I was there, picked up a copy of the most recent Ex-Berliner on my way out, and was done. I returned again last week and had an even better experience. In the late afternoon, the place was packed, but the vibe was still relaxed and friendly. There were plenty of vegan options, and the hardest part was choosing which to have. I eventually opted for the apple strudel, accompanied by a soy hot chocolate. My impression of this place is that it's a better kaffee and kuchen type establishment than full-blown restaurant, but for veg people, it's at least worth checking out.

Vegan, vegetarian, organic and even gluten free options in Berlin- I found one lucky spot. We…read moreactually only accidently ended up there while looking for a nice coffee place in the area. The name caught my eyes at first because I love everything with cinnamon especially German Zimtsterne and aren't we all wanna be some rebels now and then. We started out with a slice of vegan apple-tarte / cappuccino and GF Cinnamon stars which totally matched my lactose free chai latte. The staff was really nice and friendly with all my allergies and checked the ingredients carefully. After finishing our coffees and sweet treats at perfect people watching approved sport next to the big glass windows, the place convinced us to extend our coffee break into a late lunch. We both had that day daily lunch special- a roasted pumpkin half with a nice herby cottage cheese dip and fresh salad. All and all great place to try some healthy organic food in that area.

This place is as generic and touristy as it gets. It has a Cancun/spring break vibe with dance…read moremusic playing. We got the cheese pizza and currywurst pizza. The cheese pizza is huge but it is thin and bland. It reminds me of Chucky cheese quality pizza. The currywurst pizza was barely edible and looked disgusting. It had way too many toppings and was a mess to eat. I'm nominating it to the Disgusting Food Museum here. Our waiter was extremely unfriendly and rude. Would not come back again. This is not what you come to Germany for as a tourist. Go to a real authentic place, you will thank me later.

amazing, fun beach decor, incredible disco house music, and huge pizza portions…read more New York Deep Pan Pizza 7/10

Excellent Gluten-free pizza and bruschetta! I have not had pizza this good since the last time I…read morewas in Italy.

Such a nice place! I was so happy to find a place where to eat gluten free pizza. You can have all…read morethe recipe on a gluten free pizza dough. It was really tasty and hearty. I couldn't even eat it all and left with my doggy bag. For sure I advise you to go there and I would go back there anytime. FIY: you can access WIFI

Amazing place, especially if you are vegan or lactose intolerant. Everything was very tasty and I…read moreprobably ordered a bit too much because I was very hungry. My favourites are scrambled tofu and the cake. It's the first time I actually like how tofu tasted. Even the bread coming with it was amazingly delicious. And the cake was perfect. Very light, no too sweet, even better than a regular cake with lactose would be. The place overall is very cost and nice to spend time in. Definitely recommend for breakfasts and brunches.

Nice little cozy spot in Kreuzberg berlin where everything on the menu is vegan, even when it says…read morefried or scrambled eggs. The cakes ranges from 3-5€ and where ok, not something that would surprise you from other cakes in berlin but credit given for that it's vegan. They sometimes have 1/2 price off cakes. The banana bread was also ok. Overall ok experience, we would come back I if we crave cake at a cozy place and a good chat with friends. My rating might increase when we try the food offerings next time, nothing bad or good too say about the service. Parking can be tough

Finding vegan food in certain parts of Berlin can be a challenge. Goodies is a convenient quick…read morestop just a block away from Warschauer Strasse station. I was a little disappointed of the limited gluten-free options. The top two tiers of the cake display as well as the cookies and short breads all contained wheat flour. Only the bottom tier was raw, vegan and gluten-free. On my first visit, there was only one gluten-free cake, on my next visit at least they had three. They do have some additional gluten-free options in the refrigerated section, like chia pudding or chocolate mousse. Flavor wise, the raw cakes are awesome. They use cashew nuts to make the cheezecake filling with no added sugar, only natural sugar from dates or fruit. You get the healthy fat from coconut and walnuts. Guilt-free and nutritious dessert! Between the strawberry mint, chocolate coconut and strawberry rhubarb, it's hard to pick a favorite. The chocolate one was sweeter and the most decadent. Prices are high for Berlin standards, about $7 per slice of cake. Please stop using wheat flour! There are so many gluten-free flours you can use in your cakes to make them healthier.

Yummy cherry streusel and a cappuccino for me and a vegan sandwich and cappuccino for my bf -- a…read moregreat sunny patio. But no washroom for customers, which is kinda inconvenient. They direct you to a public one across the street, but it took my money and failed to open. Argh

Delicious thin crust gluten free pizza! So light and crispy, texture was excellent. Cheap wine, too!read more

Though Sfizy Veg really has a handle on the Berlin vegan pizza market, Zeus is admittedly not doing…read moreso bad for itself. I don't know how long they have offered vegan options, though it seems like the restaurant itself has been around a few years. But there are too menus: one for omnivores and one for veggies. It's somewhat nondescript in decor, but the restaurant has a lot of seating, and an "open" counter area where you can see your pizza dough being rolled out, toppings being added, and the final product placed in the oven. I've had the spinach pizza and also the mista...both were pretty good, though I think the first one I had was better (I was also a bit buzzed when I ate it, which made it irresistible to me). I also found that the pizzas are a bit salty, which is fine because I am a salt fanatic, but something worth noting. All in all, I don't think Zeus is THE BEST VEGAN PIZZA EVER, but if I am craving a bite and in the neighborhood, it certainly is a solid option.

Came here for brunch about a month ago when the bf and I were in Berlin on vacation. We decided to…read morecome here because of its high ratings on Yelp. We got in just before noon, and we were glad we did because the place got completely full soon after we got seated. The menus were a little confusing as we don't speak any German and the menus had some English pages mixed in with the German pages (the little footnotes were what really confused me, but then I realized that they were using them as markers for different types of allergens). However, it didn't seem that hard to figure out as most of the offerings for brunch offered either cold cuts, cheese, vegetarian spreads, etc. with pastries and such. I opted for their normal sized vegetarian offering (you can ask for a vegan one also) along with coffee and a 20 mL cup of red currant juice. The bf got an order of their scrambled eggs with bacon, along with a 40 mL cup of orange juice. The vegetarian offering I got was amazing. There were a few different slices of cheese, 2 different types of savory spreads (one yogurt based, and the other was some sort of curried spread), and a bunch of fresh fruits. We got a very generous sized basket of bread to share, and it was just a perfect and somewhat light meal. The bf's eggs were delicious, and our juices were fresh and tasy as well. We could easily see why this place was so popular with the locals. Would definitely come back here if I ever happened to find myself in Berlin again.

Loved this place and still thinking about it five years later. Food was delicious! Ambiance was…read morewonderful - will go back next time I'm in town.

The burger I was served had a perfectly cooked fried tofu patty with a really delicious peanut…read moresauce. It had fresh cucumber slices and green onions on a homemade bun with seeds--a fun reincarnation of Thai peanut noodles. But the real star of the show was the fries: cut into large thin slices, served warm, soft but solid. And they came with the most excellent and spicy mayo dipping sauce. They had a bit more salt than I would've liked, but overall really really good. I'd go back here to try other things on the menu as well because they had a strong homemade/wholesome-and-satisfying theme and are located in such a cool/artsy area surrounded by colorfully painted warehouses.

Awesome vegan original dishes. We two shared tacos, zucchini spaghetti and quesadillas. All…read moreexcellent. Location is inside Tiergarden across from Cassiopeia. We enjoyed the outdoor seating and cool comfy vibe