Good food but limited options. It's vegan alright maybe do more healthy stuff? Liked the inside and…read moreoutside seating options though

It's a vegan cafe in St Pauli. With plenty of seating outdoors for the warmer days, this is a nice…read morecafe run by very friendly people. The menu is not huge but enough choices to satisfy most people's needs. They have a daily specials board and a few options for drinks. It was packed the whole time we were there and it's a relatively young crowd. I had the club sandwich special and my wife had the quiche of the day. Food tasted good but I wish there was a little less leaves and red cabbage in both meals. The cake I had for dessert was also very nice. If you are a vegetarian or vegan this is a nice option in town. Even if you are not it's worth a try :-) It's reasonable, simple and clean food. Everything is super fresh and staff are friendly.

Delicious food and helpful and lovely staff! Small place, so we were lucky to get a table for four…read moreright before lunch time.

I love spending time at this little coffee shop and vegan restaurant because of the hipster vibe,…read morevery cool decor, and great music. There's a counter in the back where you order and then some couches and tables in the main room where you sit to eat or drink coffee. The coffee is decent (not amazing but better than average). In terms of food, I've only had a tofu wrap and a cookie, which were both pretty decent. If you're here, be sure to check out the art area right behind the restaurant called Gängeviertel; it's one of the coolest parts of the city.

I was there on a Friday evening without reservation - good luck that I was just by myself, so I got…read morea seat at the bar. Reservation is highly recommended! And be prepared to order in English. Everyone who worked there was nice. They were pretty busy carrying drinks and food around. I've made the decision for a Goldstar beer (which was good) and hummus (delicious, portion is big enough to share) and three mezze - babaganoush (good), kind of pesto with cashews and something I don't remember (tiny portion, delicious, todays special) and another todays special: slow/long cooked eggplants with onions and tomatoes (my favorite). The mezze come with pitabread, which is freshly baked - to die for (if you're a bread lover). I will give the fifth star if the hummus will come in a mezze size portion and if the falafel make it back on the menu. I will definitely go there again

Found this place on yelp and was very excited to get vegan dinner here! The staff was friendly, the…read morefood delicious and the atmosphere was very warm and nice! I definitely recommend this restaurant to anyone who wants to spend a nice evening and enjoy great vegan or vegetarian dishes.

Probably the best vegetarian restaurant in Hamburg! Went there on recommendation by a local and was…read morenot disappointed. The food is absolutely delicious and the menu offers a big variety of creative dishes and drinks. The staff is very friendly and the atmosphere nice and cosy. Highly recommendable, even for those who are usually meat eaters. If you're coming with a bigger group or around weekend, making a reservation would be advisable as it's highly frequented.

We ordered number 25 and 32. The sauce of number 25 was good and the nuggets were ok, but for 11 €…read moreit's overpriced and not worth it. The 32 dish was ok. When to skip this place: 1) If you are asian and used to asian food, skip this place. It's a classy germanized asian food 2) This might sound like the loving hut chain you think you know from the US. It's not! None of the dishes are the same. Just the name and logo looks the same 3) the service is not about making you feel welcomed or comfortable. It's about making sure you get your food lol. Feels very chaotic and rushed. Would I come again. Nope. Do I regret coming here. Nope, it's good to know that loving hut doesn't equal loving hut. It's not like McDonald's where you can expect to be able to order a Big Mac.

Great asian food, and it's all vegan! Every lunch is only 6,90EUR and includes a soup or spring…read morerolls as starter. (http://www.flickr.com/photos/moe/4992959558/) My vegetables with tofu and cashews were absolutely delicious! (http://www.flickr.com/photos/moe/4992359233/) Great food and very friendly staff. Highly recommended.

The food was so delicious and tasty! If you are not vegan…read moreand you eat here . You will not even know the difference. Service was fast , our server was so nice . The place is very quiet, cozy and clean

This place serves excellent vegetarian and vegan food and has elegant decor with personalized…read moreservice. I've eaten here for dinner four times and was very impressed by the quality and taste of all the dishes and wines. I highly doubt there's much better vegetarian/vegan food in the city, so I could highly recommend this place for dinner, although it is pretty expensive. There's a "special of the day" card on the first page of the menu. I've always ordered from this and was served very fresh tasting meals as a result, so if there's something you like on here, I think it'd be a good call. There's also free bread served with each meal with a side of bean and thyme spread. The chef brings out the dishes herself, which is a nice touch. Altogether, I really like this place and think you should go here if you want a higher-end vegetarian/vegan meal.

Amazing mostly-vegetarian food, in a elegant yet comfortable setting. Basically, my ideal dinner…read moreparty. I had the risotto with Provence herbs and veggies (zucchini was the most memorable); creamy and cheesy, but still firm and not overcooked. Feels like they might have a copy of the Moosewood cookbook, or something similar. I picked up the peanut and pepper soup and bread as a side --- again, immediately reminded me of the Moosewood. The soup was savory, and the bread was fluffy but still hearty. The owner wasn't impressed by my first guess at a wine, and steered me towards a grechetto which better matched the risotto; I'm fine taking advice from someone who knows wine better, but there was definitely some steering. For dessert, I got the crème catalan --- a cinnamon version of a crème brûlée. Tasty, but a bit puddinglike for my taste, and I would have been happy with half a serving. Many of the other reviews describe it as a vegetarian restaurant, but it does serve a few meat specialties like jamón serrano. Piccolo Paradiso serves the food I cook for myself --- and they do it better than I do.