Style:
Vegan Cafe/Bar
More:
Reviews:
The Marsupialia blog writes "Here we got another Hot Tip for strolling around in Prenzlauer Berg/Berlin: Hans Wurst. A vegan, smoke-free coffee-bar, restaurant and stage. "
The Basics:
Dunckerstrasse 2a, 10437, Berlin-Prenzlauer Berg
URL: Hans Wurst
Accessible?
Child-Friendliness?
Related Tours/Sites:
Prenzlauer Berg
A visit could be integrated with the Jews and Booze Tour as well as with customised Berlin tours
Nearby Hotels/Accommodation:
5 *****
4 ****
Hotel Apartmenthaus ZarenhofHoliday Inn Berlin City Center East Prenzlauer Allee
3 ***
GLS Hotel BerlinTop Domizil - Apartments Residenz PrenzelbergJurine HotelMyer´s Hotel BerlinMelarose Feng Shui Hotel
2 **
Hotel 1a ApartmentMeininger City Hostel & Hotel Prenzlauer BergStadthotel Schall und Rauch
1*
Hotel City Quartier
Hostels:
Meininger City Hostel & Hotel Prenzlauer Berg
Apartment Hotels:
Hotel 1a ApartmentTop Domizil - Apartments Residenz Prenzelberg
Showing posts with label vegan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vegan. Show all posts
Friday, 5 December 2008
Friday, 27 June 2008
Cupcake Berlin
Style:
Cafe with, well, cupcakes of all kinds
More:
Cupcake serves mostly cupcakes of all kinds, but this is one of those American colonies in Berlin and you can find there American soft beverages, and some vegetarian dishes (toasts with beans/cheese), Oreos and Reeses.
Reviews:
Lizzy in "Trying Veganism" has written a nice review of the place, adding some great photos, see it at Trying Veganism. In general, Lizzy was excited by (almost) everything, but she says that the frosting on the vegan cupcake (which is naturally without milk or egg) tastes like margarine.
The Basics: Krossener Str. 12, 10249 Berlin-Friedrichshain (Frankfurter Tor)
URL: Cupcake
+49 30 25 76 86 87
Accessible?
Child-Friendliness?
Related Tours/Sites:
Boxhagener Platz and its flea market
Could be integrated with customised Berlin tours
Nearby Hotels/Accommodation:
5 *****
4 ****
Upstalsboom Hotel Friedrichshain
3 ***
Gold Hotel am Wismarplatz
Hotel 26
Juncker´s Hotel Garni
Hotel Klassik Berlin
2 **
Hotel Friedrichshain
Hotel garni Comenius
Hotel Bulgari Inn
Agon Frankfurter Allee
1*
All In Hostel / Hotel Berlin
Hostels:
All In Hostel / Hotel Berlin
Cafe with, well, cupcakes of all kinds
More:
Cupcake serves mostly cupcakes of all kinds, but this is one of those American colonies in Berlin and you can find there American soft beverages, and some vegetarian dishes (toasts with beans/cheese), Oreos and Reeses.
Reviews:
Lizzy in "Trying Veganism" has written a nice review of the place, adding some great photos, see it at Trying Veganism. In general, Lizzy was excited by (almost) everything, but she says that the frosting on the vegan cupcake (which is naturally without milk or egg) tastes like margarine.
The Basics: Krossener Str. 12, 10249 Berlin-Friedrichshain (Frankfurter Tor)
URL: Cupcake
+49 30 25 76 86 87
Accessible?
Child-Friendliness?
Related Tours/Sites:
Boxhagener Platz and its flea market
Could be integrated with customised Berlin tours
Nearby Hotels/Accommodation:
5 *****
4 ****
Upstalsboom Hotel Friedrichshain
3 ***
Gold Hotel am Wismarplatz
Hotel 26
Juncker´s Hotel Garni
Hotel Klassik Berlin
2 **
Hotel Friedrichshain
Hotel garni Comenius
Hotel Bulgari Inn
Agon Frankfurter Allee
1*
All In Hostel / Hotel Berlin
Hostels:
All In Hostel / Hotel Berlin
Wednesday, 5 March 2008
Café Morgenrot
The Basics:
Kastanienallee 85, 10435 Berlin
+49 (0)30-443-17844
URL: Cafe Morgenrot
Accessible?
Child-Friendliness?
Style:
Vegetarian/Vegan Cafe
Related Tours/Sites:
Prenzlauer Berg
Could be integrated with the Jews and Booze Tour or with customised Berlin tours
More:
Considered to be one of the best vegetarian/vegan places in Berlin
Reviews:
Rachel Nolan writes in the Boston Globe's article on Berlin's best brunches: "Since it's located in the city's most gentrified area, Morgenrot patrons may find trendily dressed toddlers crawling all over them and tattooed new friends inviting them to join an art collective all in the same visit. The vegan brunch is not as joyless as it sounds: Seed- and nut-studded breads go well with the creamy tofu and vegetable spreads."
Kastanienallee 85, 10435 Berlin
+49 (0)30-443-17844
URL: Cafe Morgenrot
Accessible?
Child-Friendliness?
Style:
Vegetarian/Vegan Cafe
Related Tours/Sites:
Prenzlauer Berg
Could be integrated with the Jews and Booze Tour or with customised Berlin tours
More:
Considered to be one of the best vegetarian/vegan places in Berlin
Reviews:
Rachel Nolan writes in the Boston Globe's article on Berlin's best brunches: "Since it's located in the city's most gentrified area, Morgenrot patrons may find trendily dressed toddlers crawling all over them and tattooed new friends inviting them to join an art collective all in the same visit. The vegan brunch is not as joyless as it sounds: Seed- and nut-studded breads go well with the creamy tofu and vegetable spreads."
Wednesday, 27 February 2008
Cafe V
Style:
Vegetarian coffee house/bistro with some vegan dishes
More:
Some dishes are Kurdish/Middle Eastern
Reviews:
Personally, I cannot comment on vegan food, because of my aversion of milk substitutes, especially soy-based ones (to which I am slightly sensitive) and a general belief that soy-based latte is something served in penal colonies to the really horrible prisoners.
Therefore, I will leave the stage to Lizzy from the Trying Veganism blog, who writes: "They have a few vegan dishes, too, which I'm eager to try. For example I've never eaten vegan mozzarella before. Is it any good? Well I guess I'll know after ordering their vegan pizza. [...] I only had a soy latte last time (they didn't use alpro though, it tasted kind of dusty; I love alpro, I think it's the best soy milk ever)". Lizzy was later back in Cafe V, trying a huge salad.
Another review could be found in Shaina's blog: "It is in a very cool old building. I had a dish with spatchel (thick German pasta) and a raspberry beer that is a famous German specialty. It was good, but too sweet to have more then one glass."
The Basics:
Lausitzer Platz 12, 10997 Berlin (Kreuzberg)
+49 30 6124505
URL:
Accessible?
Child-Friendliness?
Related Tours/Sites:
Kreuzberg
Could be integrated with the Kreuzberg tour; and with customised Berlin tours
Vegetarian coffee house/bistro with some vegan dishes
More:
Some dishes are Kurdish/Middle Eastern
Reviews:
Personally, I cannot comment on vegan food, because of my aversion of milk substitutes, especially soy-based ones (to which I am slightly sensitive) and a general belief that soy-based latte is something served in penal colonies to the really horrible prisoners.
Therefore, I will leave the stage to Lizzy from the Trying Veganism blog, who writes: "They have a few vegan dishes, too, which I'm eager to try. For example I've never eaten vegan mozzarella before. Is it any good? Well I guess I'll know after ordering their vegan pizza. [...] I only had a soy latte last time (they didn't use alpro though, it tasted kind of dusty; I love alpro, I think it's the best soy milk ever)". Lizzy was later back in Cafe V, trying a huge salad.
Another review could be found in Shaina's blog: "It is in a very cool old building. I had a dish with spatchel (thick German pasta) and a raspberry beer that is a famous German specialty. It was good, but too sweet to have more then one glass."
The Basics:
Lausitzer Platz 12, 10997 Berlin (Kreuzberg)
+49 30 6124505
URL:
Accessible?
Child-Friendliness?
Related Tours/Sites:
Kreuzberg
Could be integrated with the Kreuzberg tour; and with customised Berlin tours
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