Update: We tried multiple dishes now. Currywurst, beetroot, apple with kale and almost all entrees. 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 read more

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Good German style vegan fare. I did not have their specialty beers, so could not give an opinion on that; however, I decided to have dinner here one evening and was pleased. Gourmet food made with care. Nothing over-the-top or "shi-shi", just focus on quality, taste and experience - which I really like! Prices are average for the style of restaurant and the area. Service is nice and professional. Setting is a bit dim and antique creating a relaxed yet interesting atmosphere. Really nice place overall! read more

How a restaurant that happens to both be vegan and serve its own beer managed to slip past my radar for 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. read more

So happy I found this cozy spot last minute! I went here my last two nights in Berlin. I can now say I finally found and tried vegan currywurst while in Germany and it was delicious :) Make sure to order the apple, onion Schmalz appetizer as well - it is out of this world! There was a delicious ravioli special that was garnished with deliciously sautéed onions and snow peas. I actually ordered it both nights and the portions are very generous here. The staff is very friendly and luckily, Vaust is open until 11pm. read more

This was the best vegan meal that we had in Berlin. Even the green salad was exquisite. read more

Vaust - Vegan Near Me - Berlin, BE

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Great service, creative, delicious food and drinks, and a beautiful, quiet neighborhood. A special note about service: service people in Berlin can be a little...shall I say, edgy? Even rude. But absolutely none of that here. We went three times and every service person was lovely. read more

Vaust manages to mix romantic old European charm with modern ethical cuisine. I started off with the seitan Currywurst appetizer which was the best vegan Wurst I have ever tasted. The texture was especially impressive (but not too meaty, different enough that it likely won't be off-putting to long-term vegans). For my main I had the "Mezzeluna" pasta which was also wonderful, though it was described as having a Tex-Mex sauce, the sauce didn't taste even remotely Tex-mex to me but it still complimented the dish nicely and was very delicious. The desserts were also flawless! Both the dark and light house beers were delicious and the atmosphere was incredibly enjoyable. My one gripe about the whole thing was that the service was quite slow, it seemed like they only had a single waiter serving the whole restaurant which was definitely not enough. Overall I loved my experience here and I will definitely return and recommend it to friends. read more

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Although the Vaust just opened recently, I have been there many times already. It is such a nice thing to have a rustic veggie place in Berlin with this wonderful homebrew, the delicious tarte flambée and even vegan (!) currywurst. The main dishes are also fantastic. The couple, who runs this restaurant, is really nice. I simply love it! The Vaust on happyCow: http://www.happycow.net/reviews.php?id=32229 read more

I would describe this place as "worth the wait." If you're in a hurry, wait until you have time to enjoy this restaurant. The service is very friendly and the food is amazing. Definitely worth trying if you're in Berlin. Vegan or not, you'll love the food. Great wine, nice atmosphere-casual, cozy, and refined all at the same time. It's a must-visit spot, but expect to stay for a while. It's worth it. read more

The food in this place is outstanding. From appetizer to dessert everything tasted amazingly. All dishes were incredibly fresh, flavorful and creative. You can't get wrong with the daily special. Customer service was very polite and attentive. read more

I was visiting Berlin with some friends who are vegetarian, and we found Vaust through happycow.net. I'm so glad that we did! It was our best meal in Berlin by far. We ordered a bunch of different things (small plates, main dishes, and desserts) to share, and every one of them was delicious. Our favorites were the currywurst, the bread with onion spread (I think it was called "snack plate" or something like that), the beer cake/bread, and the tagliatelle. The home-brewed beers were also very good. We were really impressed by the fact that every single element of the meal was home made, from the bread to the pasta to the liqueurs, to the vegan cheese. The restaurant also had a really nice ambiance, upscale without being pretentious, and very warm and cozy and intimate. The service was excellent. The owner served us and was super friendly and very informative. We almost felt like we were eating at a friend's home. I'm not vegetarian, but I would eat at Vaust all the time if I lived in Berlin! read more

I was visiting Berlin with some friends who are vegetarian, and we found Vaust through happycow.net. I'm so glad that we did! It was our best meal in Berlin by far. We ordered a bunch of different things (small plates, main dishes, and desserts) to share, and every one of them was delicious! Our favorites were the currywurst, the bread with onion spread (I think it was called snack plate or something like that), the beer cake/bread, and the tagliatelle. The home-brewed beers were also very good. We were really impressed by the fact that every single element of the meal was home made, from the bread to the pasta to the liqueurs, to the vegan cheese. The restaurant also had a really nice ambiance, very warm and cozy and intimate, and the service was excellent. The owner served us and was super friendly and very informative. We almost felt like we were eating at a friend's home. I'm not vegetarian, but I would eat at Vaust all the time if I lived in Berlin! read more