Unbelievable- you can't miss this stop. We came for breakfast two days in a row. Delightful coffee…read moredrinks, delicious smoothies, we also tried the banana toast, "salty breakfast" (the most epic avocado toast plate you'll ever devour), the "basic" (and yet incredible) acai bowl and the avocado sandwich (thin slices of apple and radish accompany fresh lettuce over avocado spread - who would've thought?! #todiefor). The staff is friendly and speaks excellent English, the vibe is relaxed and quaint while being ever so stylish. Even the raw desserts are amazing. It's a beautiful experience!

New favorite spot! Delicious, fresh and healthy. Clean, modern space with super friendly staff. The…read moreaçaí bowl was not enough for a full meal for me, so I ordered some bread and avocado after. Would love if they added avocado toast to their menu!

Absolutely adorable spot, with delightful food. I got the doner plate with fries and my husband got…read morethe pizza Bavaria and both were unbelievable. Great big portion sizes and great flavors. A bit of a wait is worth it. The brownie was good too!

My husband and I love this place! The food is delicious and very fresh. The owner is super friendly…read moreand goes out of his way to make sure everything is perfect. This place is an awesome place to eat, even if you're not vegan.

My husband and I ate here exactly 1 year ago. It came up on my Facebook story and I forgot that I…read morehad never left a review. 1st off. This place is adorable and cozy. We went during winter and it has such a communal and welcoming atmosphere. The two women who run the restaurant were very patient with us in explaining dishes, and even stayed open past their hours and stayed to chat with us. Such a positive experience. The food was also very fresh, clean tasting, and overall delicious. If I ever go back to Germany I would love to go back here.

We had the most amazing meal at mariposa today!! All three of us had the tortilla española and…read moreshared an amazing chocolate mousse (all vegan!!). The space is small with three tables, it feels like you're eating in the (very beautiful) family dining room. It was wonderful from beginning to end and I wish we could come back!

Wonderful. Same as a year ago. Made reservations well in advance. Glad we did as it was very…read morecrowded and people were turned away. Am still rating this small quaint place as a 5. The thing that disappointed us was we were seated in a room with all tourists. All of the locals were in another room...so some of the quaintness wasn't there. And they were really loud yelling from table to table. They need to split groups up. Food was still great. Ordered the same as a year ago...Grilled Nuremberg sausages with potato salad and white asparagus with hollandaise. Superb! Service was great. Highly recommend making a reservation in advance.

Food was delicious and plentiful. The service was very friendly. The atmosphere is quaint and…read morevery old world Germany. Loved it!

We went here for lunch yesterday. Had the salad to start with and the sausages and potato salad…read more everything was good

We just wanted a quick drink before starting our day at the Christmas Markets in Nurnberg. The…read moreplace is small so don't come here with your big group.

Besides the milked down chai latte, the rainbow bowl was perfect. the cats were cool to. Kids love…read morethe place and the service was good. mostly, it was clean.

If I could, I would give this restaurant 4.5/5 stars instead of 4. Overall, I enjoyed my lunch here…read moreand the food was delicious. The staff is friendly and assisted my grandmother with her wheelchair, which we were extremely grateful for. There are rules you have to follow for the cats' safety, but none of the rules are outlandish. The food is a bit pricy, but you're also paying for the experience and vegan/vegetarian products. If your traveling from the US the service might seem a bit slow, but that has always been my experience in Europe and the waitstaff is very understanding if you have somewhere to be.

Such a welcome surprise to find a Thai restaurant that doesn't insist on serving yet more mediocre…read moreversions of Red/Yellow/Green curry with a choice of meat or tofu. The menu is brief. Noodles in broth, a salad with rice as the base, and sticky rice with or without fruit. Vegan versions of the noodles and salad are printed on the menu, so you don't have to ask for ingredients to be left out. I'm vegetarian and I like the peace of mind of not having to request that the fish sauce be left out, and then hoping to hell that the cook actually remembered doing that. Presentation is plain in keeping with the idea of this being Thai street food, but this does not take away from the quality of the food in any way. I ordered the rice salad dish, and every bite was flavorful. I could have done with a little more lime juice and chilli (rectified by adding spice powder and the vegan version of fish sauce) but that's an individual preference. I really appreciate the vegan version of the chilli fish sauce. Smelling the latter from any closer than two table-lengths away usually does appreciable harm to my appetite, and I like that the vegan sauce is in jars clearly labeled as such. Not a big fan of the seating arrangements here. The tables are low, and the chairs are upholstered in the hideous "vintage" style revival that is all the rage in Germany, a good many years after it died the miserable death that it deserves elsewhere. Not only do the chairs look terrible, they also are not very comfortable to sit in, which is yet another feature of these abominations. I appreciate mid-Century pieces and Danish Modern furniture just as much if not more than your average bearded hipster claims to, but most of this bottom-feeder crap that finds its way into cheap restaurants and cafés needs to be burnt whenever the crematorium's having a slow day. Well, apart for the rant above, Regenzeit is promising, and I'll be back there for more lunches.

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