Berlin, the “Paper City,” is a delightful modern metropolis with lots of things to see and do. There’s also lots of amazing food to try! If you live in or are visiting Berlin, Germany, there are many vegan options to choose from.
Many restaurants, cafes, and bakeries in Berlin offer vegan options on their menus even if they aren’t fully vegan restaurants. The following eateries in Berlin offer great and flavorful vegan options to satisfy anyone’s taste buds. Let’s take a look at the local spots to check out.
Beets and Roots
This place has hot and cold bowls with vegan options, where you can create a bowl from a variety of options. They also offer wraps, soups, and salads. They have two locations in the Mitte neighborhood, one in Friedrichsstrabe and Weinmeinsterstrabe.
Momos
This place is actually a fully vegetarian restaurant with plenty of vegan options. The restaurant specializes in dumplings, or momos, made organically. It’s located in the Mitte neighborhood in Berlin, not too far from the Berlin Wall. They also offer desserts, soups, and salads.
Quy Nguyen Vegan Living
This Vietnamese eatery is plant-based, offering many options like coconut milk soup and rice noodles. It’s located near the Hackescher Market. While you’re there, you have to try one of their amazing smoothies.
Swing Kitchen Burgers
This restaurant chain, based in Austria, came to Berlin recently. Not only do they have vegan burgers, but they also offer vegan chicken nuggets as well as wraps and salads. There are two locations in the Mitte neighborhood, one by Rosenthaler Platz and one in Friedrichstrasse.
Dolores
This eatery specializes in California-style burritos and burrito bowls. You can choose menu options like the “vegan lover” or build your own. They also serve soup and homemade chips with meals. There are two locations in Berlin, Germany: one in Mitte and one in Schoneberg.
Kiez Falafel
This Middle Eastern restaurant has vegan falafel as well as items like sandwiches and plates. It’s located near the Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz area.
Ataya
This vegan cafe has different ethnic foods for breakfast, lunch, and weekend brunch. It has a variety of dishes taking inspiration from West African, Italian, and Mediterranean cuisine, as well as smoothies and raw cakes. The restaurant also has a relaxing lounge ambiance that’s child- and dog-friendly.
Plant Base
This vegan cafe and bookstore has a fusion of European food from different areas, including Polish food. They have breakfast and lunch, offering bagels, tofu, kimchi, hot chocolate, and pastries. Many items are made in-house and sustainably sourced when available. Plant Base also hosts community events like cooking classes and book clubs.
Brammibal’s Donuts
This pastry shop has locations across Berlin, including in Postdamer Platz and Maybachufer. The vegan bakery offers a variety of freshly baked donuts, such as cinnamon sugar, very berry, and tiramisu. Their menu also includes direct-trade coffee and espresso.
Vedang Plant Burger
This restaurant has several locations in Berlin, including in the Mall of Berlin and the Alexa Mall. The vegan fast-food spot serves the beyond burger, nuggets, fries, and soft-serve ice cream. You can purchase iced tea and sparkling water to drink.
Feel Seoul Good
This Korean restaurant makes traditional dishes in a vegan style, including soups, kimchi, and bibimbap bowls. It’s located in the Kollwitzkiez area of Berlin and also serves vegan pancakes and sushi rolls.
Crunch Kantine
The buffet offers freshly made vegan items daily. There are 14 vegan options to choose from at the buffet daily, including Mediterranean foods and a variety of other European items. You can do all you can eat for a flat price or purchase a single plate. The restaurant is a short walk from Sbahn-Beusselstrasse and U-9-Bhf Birkenstrasse.
Truly enjoy Berlin, Germany! Keep this list handy while you’re there if you’re a vegan or like vegan food. It’s so important to enjoy traveling without sacrificing your health and dietary needs. Take time to look at these eateries to see which ones are best for your taste buds.
Have you been to any of these before? Let me know in the comments!
