Update: We tried multiple dishes now. Currywurst, beetroot, apple with kale and almost all entrees…read more The beetroot for 9€ is a 5 star dish. Rest is nicely done but tastes ok Menu: The menu has 4-5 appetizers listed and 4-5 entrees and 3-4 desserts. Basically small number of dishes to choose from. Menues change over Time though! Orders and meals: We ordered beetroot (rote Beete) - 10€. Fantastic dish! Nicely served and absolute tasty. Definitely recommend Main course we had the duck and the Dinkel bread (10€) with paprika. Skip the dinkelbread it was ok, but the duck was great (can't believe that was even vegan). The duck skin and the dish tasted great (15€) Price: For vegan, the location and quality of food I think it's reasonable. The portion sizes are ok but could be slightly bigger. Every entree is around 10-16€, you won't get full by just ordering an entree. Every appetizer ranges between 5-10€. So you can expect to pay 20-30€ with a drink for a evening dinner at this place. Is it worth it? - if you are a vegan: 100%. If you are not, definetly worth an experience you won't be fully Disappointed but might wanna try other

How a restaurant that happens to both be vegan and serve its own beer managed to slip past my radar…read morefor more than year, I'll never know, but shortly after discovering Vaust, we made plans to eat there. Unfortunately, it was fairly disappointing. We made the haul across town to Savignyplatz, and found the restaurant located a couple blocks further away. We'd made reservations so were almost immediately seated. The interior is dark and somewhat relaxing, though there isn't much "atmosphere." It felt kind of forced, if you know what I mean. Looking at the menu, there weren't many options. Two starters, two mains, two desserts, plus an additional main of the day. I don't know if it's because it was the winter menu, or simply because they have a limited menu all year long, regardless of the options. But we each ordered something different, so that we could try a bit of everything. I ended up ordering the house Pilsner, which was fine. Nothing to write home about, but it wasn't bad. Still, I wouldn't recommend coming here just for the beer. The starters were pretty good. I got a pumpkin soup with a coconut-lime foam on top, served with a puff pastry. It was quite tasty. The fellow got these soy cheese things that were covered in sesame seeds, and came with a side of a yogurt sauce and herb salad. There was also bread with flavored dipping oil and specialty salt. But when our entrees came, we were somewhat disappointed. I had tofu and tomato-filled ravioli, topped with nuts and arugula. It was pretty OK, but for almost €15, I kind of expected something that had a bit more flavor to it. The toppings were nice, but the ravioli themselves were quite boring. Meanwhile, the fellow ordered the goulash, which came with sauerkraut, soy cubes, and a paprika sauce. He was starving but couldn't even finish it because the taste was so mediocre. The problem was that the soy balls were hard and tasted like nothing, and the sauce tasted like it was store-bought, i.e. very salty and not distinct in flavor. After these options, we decided to skip dessert and go home. Our bill was €48, before tip. Conclusion: we probably won't go here again. The service was friendly, but the food just wasn't that great. It's not that it was terrible, but I am generally opposed to paying for food that I can make just as good, if not better, in my own home. Especially when it's €25 a head. We wanted to like Vaust but weren't impressed, and there are plenty of other vegan spots in town with better food and more atmosphere.

Very good vegan (!) restaurant in Charlottenburg…read more Well cooked, tasty dishes that let you forget not eating meat. If you're that sort of folk. Very low prices, the interior is abut used, but clean. Recommendation!

The lunch menu is cheap 6-8€ but the choices are limited and normally consists of fried rice or…read morenoodles with tofu. So we went with a sushi roll (9€) and a signature dish (10€), and were decently full for one person. So I end up paying 23€ with a drink for two dishes that were ok in taste but just got me decently filled. Skip the sushi (we had the avocado sweet potato based on the recommendation). It was mediocre. The dish number 60 with fried tofu and asparagus was ok in taste, not spicey at all but the portion is small. Overall I experienced better vegetarian places in berlin with larger portions and better pricing. The waitress was also not very attentive and we had to actively call her over everytime. Would we come again? - maybe only if we are closeby to give it another chance

Excellent breakfast spot with a large diverse menu. There are also a lot of alternative options if…read moreyou have certain dietary restrictions. The coffee is good here (and I got myself a nice large cup) but they seem to have a lot of good smoothie options and whole juicing. The seating is a bit tight but there's plenty of it, including outdoor for when it's nice out. The service was a bit slow at the end with the check but good up until then.

Food was very good. We had their green salad and flamenkuchen (sp?) and their lemonade which had…read moremint leaves. Servers were friendly.

Had a great experience here in Berlin. The staff was so friendly and the owner even gave us his…read morepersonal pickle mix that he received as a gift when we asked if they had any. The food was phenomenal and tasted just like authentic Persian food. Would recommend to anyone wanting to experience true Persian food around positive, friendly people.

Everything we had here was very good. The variety on the vegetarian plate was a great second plate…read moreto share and be sure to have some balaclava and black tea after your meal.

We wandered by yesterday and just loved the building and the fact it was a bookstore…read more Today we had breakfast there and I was knocked out at the food and beauty. In the middle of a shady street right off the main shopping street here. We both had scrambled eggs with bacon set on a delicious potato pancake. So, with one bite you get the whole dish! So good! Bread on the side with a wonderful dark German coffee. Service was great and friendly. So easy to see why it's busy here. Now, I'm counting the hours until it's time for a cold Rosè in the garden!!! Loved it!

Stuck in time? Yes, but in a very pleasant way…read more Food was decent to very good; lox was the highlight, egg scrambles were merely solid. The architecture of the building is quite nice, art work on the walls tasteful and service was friendly, timely and accommodating. A very pleasant overall experience, certainly not cutting edge but somehow very satisfying in a "transported back to another, more serene time" sort of way.

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.

I don't know how anyone could give this place less than 5 stars; if I could give it 6, I would…read more First: the food is absolutely delightful. There are tons of options, including many vegetarian ones, and I have yet to try a dish that wasn't beautifully made, with balanced, light flavors. There are lots of beans, lentils, vegetables, yogurt-based sauces, olives, cheeses, stews, bread, tea, three or four variety of starchs--rice, couscous, bulgur, etc-, burek, fried stuff, baked stuff, boiled stuff.... Sometimes, if I need to eat one meal in a day, I'll go here. Second: the people that work here come from various places--Turkey, Lebanon, Germany, Cuba...ALL of them (that I've met) are friendly, generous, and welcoming (and patient as I point at the different foods to pile my plate with!). The atmosphere of the restaurant is awesome: a clean, simple yet warm vibe, classical music playing, and a back room where you can look onto the back yard. Third: you are getting ALL of this for either 7 or 9 Euro. I come from NYC, where one can easily--and in fact often does--pay twice that amount for food half as good. SUPPORT places like this, that offer lovingly made, healthy, delicious food for good prices....this is my favorite restaurant BY FAR in the neighborhood, and there are many other good ones here. I've brought about 4 friends here and all of them have been blown away...one even told me the next day, "dude, I can't stop thinking about that restaurant!".

One of the best Mediterranean places I've been to in all of Europe! This quaint family owned…read morerestaurant/catering service offers a great value of a large, all you can fit, Mediterranean food for €9.50 (or small plate for €8). I was quite amazed at how much food could fit on one plate! The service was amazing & such heart-felt. I would recommend this place to anyone! Although bear in mind there is not a whole lot of space to sit.

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.

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.

Honestly it was just meh…read more.. Lunch special "M3" was a stir fried "chicken" dish. It is served with rice. Basically it's veggies and thin sliced seitan swimming in an excessive pool of sweet and sour sauce. Flavor and presentation were both lacking. Disappointment comes cheap at €10.5 but on the bright side you do get a drink or appetizer with the entree. Cannot recommend.

Food here was absolutely amazing!! We got the tofu in peanut satay, fried dumplings, red curry, and…read morebao buns (ate those before we took a picture) and everything was a hit! I also got the passion iced tea which was wonderful and my partner got a mango smoothie which he also loved! Highly highly recommend, even for non-vegetarians!