After years of lackluster vegan food offerings in Mitte, the area is finally stepping up its game,…read moreand Shiloh is one of the new spots catering to those non meat-eaters who don't want to break the bank when going out. All the food here is 100% vegetarian and kosher, and tons of options are either already vegan or can be made that way easily. I ended up having the Israeli platter, which was full of delicious food like pickled veggies, hummus, eggplant, salads, olives, fresh-baked pita, and more. Add in a house-made ginger lemonade and I walked away satisfied. The cafe itself has plenty of seating, as well as a back room that is the beginnings of a Hebrew/English library and art gallery space. The owner used to do catering but now is focusing her efforts on the restaurant, and you can tell that a lot of consideration goes into it. So if you're in Mitte looking for something healthy, affordable, and good, skip the Döner and stop by Shiloh.

This was the best restaurant we tried during our stay in Berlin. Everything was fresh and…read moredelicious. We had the grape leaves, hummus, halloumi and felafel wrap, and Moujdara. The presentation of the food was so nice, had to take pictures of everything. The service was superb, better than any other restaurant we tried in Berlin. Nicest people we encountered, will come again anytime I visit Berlin.

Amazing. It's in a meditation center, but in a totally awesome very chill way. Clearly marked vegan…read moreoptions, tasty tea, and great prices. The plate of the day (or as far as I can understand) when I went was beet curry, and it was quite delicious. Wander about the grounds when you visit -- there's a lovely courtyard out back, and the meditation rooms are very relaxing.

From the owner: Vegetarisches und veganes Essen in Bioqualität. Kuchen und Kaffeespezialitäten in freundlicher…read moreAtmosphäre. Liegt direkt am Buddhistischen Meditationszentrum Lotos Vihara. Wir machen FERIEN VOM 23.07. - 07.08.2016. Ab dem 08. August verwöhnen wir euch gerne wieder. Wir schließen das Café ab August immer um 19:00 Uhr.

This meal was an elegant well-orchestrated symphony of vegetables at their finest. My husband and I…read morecame here for a 20th wedding anniversary celebration and opted for the wine-pairing. It was a well-worth it splurge! Side note: The restaurant was hidden tucked in an alleyway, which we would have never found (or would have been extremely late) had we not scouted it out beforehand. The wait staff were super-friendly, attentive and knowledgeable. Out of the 7 courses, my favorite dishes were the kohlrabi, asparagus and the radish dish, and everything was well-executed and with extreme attentiveness to detail and flavor. In essence, this meal was a foodie's paradise! I will make special note of the radish dish as it was paired with a Dijon mustard ice cream, which despite how it sounds, was super delicious, extremely unique, and paired well with everything else on the plate. This memorable dish was such a delight that it was my absolute favorite dish of the night, and probably of a lifetime! Our meal rounded off with a sublime strawberry rhubarb desert, and more options for wonderful drink pairings including a complimentary infused vodka. We were so happy with our experience here, and if lucky enough to make another trip out to Berlin would most definitely return. We will certainly let all our foodie friends know about Cookies Cream, and recommend it on a trip to Berlin!

Everything about Cookies Cream is excellent. The cocktails, the inventive dishes with thoughtful…read moredetails, and the entire experience. I got the seven courses. Each one was special in its own way -- it was hard to pick a favorite. Finding the place is a little hard. You need to go down the alley to start. Keep going, you'll see it.

We'd give this place a 2.5/5 or 5/10. the springrolls Are very Standard, almost doesn't taste…read moreself-made. The sauce is slightly sweet but also misses flavor or some creative spice. Not sure about the rice dishes. We tried to noodle dishes. The pho was very disappointing and far away from what you'd consider as pho. Even though this place offers vegan dishes, it almost tasted like a veggie broth. The miso soup had a sweet taste and lacked in miso paste. The noodles reminded us of instant noodles and overall we were left quite disappointed given the good ratings for this place. None of the 3 dishes we'd order again

This is a real easy review. Came in at 19:40 looking for a vegetarian dinner. Asked if I could eat…read moreat the bar and the staff nods yes. Asked for a menu. They said the kitchen is closed and they only served breakfast or lunch! nowhere is that obvious on the website or the yelp reviews. No one expects a place that opens until 23:00 to not serve dinner! I will update this if I decide on breakfast or lunch there.

This cute little restaurant has great decor & even better food. I didn't realize when my daughter…read moresuggested it that it was vegetarian, so the menu at first was a bit of a puzzle. We had the dragon egg which was an avocado, cut in half, stuffed, panko'd, and deep fat friend. It was delightful. For entrees, two of us had their "burgers" which were incredibly flavorful and shockingly filling. I had an image that vegetarian food would be light and not filling, but this proved me wrong. The burgers were moist & messy, the peanut sauce was quite delicious, but did not overpower the other flavors. Everything came out HOT HOT HOT, which I really appreciate. It was clear the attentive service was on top of bringing the food out the moment it was done. I wasn't entirely enamored with the cocktail I ordered, but I'm not sure if that was a reflection on my choice or the cocktail, but shouldn't overall diminish your willingness to check out this creative little spot.

What we ordered: 1) Spinach appetizer 4€ which comes with…read morethree small pieces of steamed spinach with a sauce (4/10) - skip that, not worth it or anything special 2) Tempura sweet potato 4€ - Definitely get that. That was delicious but only came with small little pieces 3) Both Bentoo boxes on the menu 9€ each - there was just one slice of tofu, rest was rice with sauce and lettuce (4/10). Wouldn't order again Why 3 stars: The location and interior is nice. We also enjoyed the service and the sweet potato. The prices seem to be low at the first look ranging from 4-10€. But the portions and the what comes with the portion is unfortunately dissatisfying. If I order tofu II expect it to be a portion that gets me full and not just bowls of rice with a sauce. This was unfortunate. Due to the service I'd consider coming back to try their noodles or burgers. For now price value doesn't convince me.

The food here is amazing and I could not believe the prices! It is very cheap! We had 3 starters, 2…read moremains and 3 desserts and paid around €50. The food is all very tasty, it is very light and seems to have fabulous ingredients. The best is to order different dishes and share. The menu is quite extensive and there are lots of things to try. The desserts were all delicious and very different. They were all very light, so don't expect the super sweet dessert. Instead it is all about real flavours that have not been masked by processed sugar. If i am ever in Berlin again I will definitely come back.

Excellent vegetarian and vegan Asian food here. It is the first time I have had mango curry and it…read morewas really good. The prices are very reasonable.

Great vegan food. Super healthy choices.read more

Can't agree to all the good ratings on google and yelp. The menu is very limited and the dishes we…read moretried (tomato soup and the three spreads or dips) were mediocre. We paid almost 18€ for a coffee, small soup and three dips which we felt was slightly overpriced. The waitress was not the friendliest but the cappuccino was good. The cakes look tempting, we might give them another chance for the cakes and coffee. For now 2. The vegan cheese cake was good and so is their coffee. But not so good that it would be worth coming back for.

Excellent place for breakfast and one of the most memorable I've had…read more The cafe is very cute with fresh cute flowers on every table and a bakery and staff that was more friendly than most other places. The vegan breakfast was very large and one of the best meals I had in a week and a half in Berlin. For around 12 euros it came with an astounding variety of samplings including two types of warmed hearty breads, jams, vegetables based spreads, crudités, olives, pomagranite seeds, and freshly squeezed juice. I've never had a breakfast with so many offerings on one plate. I also ordered the carrot cake which was very moist and light on the frosting and sweetness.

Visited Berlin last summer. Had lunch at Napoljonska. The service was friendly. The space is…read moreinviting. They have outdoor seating. I had the eggs and toast. Good but a bit salty. My hubby had a sandwich which was very good. It's a great spot for lunch or brunch. Would recommend.

I was looking for a Vietnamese restaurant in Berlin to warm up with a bowl of chicken pho when I…read morecame across Chay Viet on Yelp and it was around the corner from our apartment in Mitte. The reviews were more than positive so I went and sat down and looked at the menu. That's when I noticed it was a vegetarian Vietnamese restaurant. I was fixated on chicken pho and was about to leave, when I thought the best of it and decided to stay and try it out. I ordered the Mi Quang, a spicy soup with mushrooms and tofu, and lo and behold, if it wasn't one of the best soups I've ever tasted! I was so happy that I decided to be adventurous! I was a little less adventurous the rest of the week, as I ordered the same soup three additional times as I couldn't get enough of it! Run - don't walk - to get the Mi Quang!

Great little place that stumbled upon in the Mitte while looking for an alternative for Rou. You…read moreknow a vietnamese restaurant with a kitchen that was actually open for dinner. The wanton soup had fried dumplings instead of boiled which surprised me. The taste was great, but the soup was so oily as a result. You can see the layer of oil circling in the soup. If that's the secret to great taste, then sign me up. For my entree, I had ca bung, an eggplant tofu dish with tumeric and plaintains. Never had anything like this before. Most of the vegetarian vietnamese restaurants in Houston focus on meat analogs so I was pleasantly surprised. It tasted good but the dish played havoc on the digestive system later with the gas. It could have been the oily soup instead but I blame the novel dish with the soybeans.

Katjes specializes in vegan/vegetarian treats and they also make their own gummies, which they sell…read morehere at the café and is a brand that can be widely found in supermarkets. We got a cappuccino and iced latte, and tried the apple cake and chocolate avocado cake. Everything was delicious! They have outdoor seating, and a very cute seating area with tables and a counter inside as well. Very nicely decorated inside and cozy.

Since my grammar class is close to this place I dropped by and got me a tea to go and a mini…read morecupcake. The interior is adorable, very girly (loads of rosé and cute details) and there are cozy seats inviting you for a rest. The tea is ok - not the best but not the worst either. I'm not sure if I'll get me a second one here because there are better places with better tea for the same price. The cupcake on the other hand was great! I had one with caramel and walnuts and it was gorgeous! The frosting was super creamy and not insanely oversugared. I regretted that I didn't get me a big one. :( Since this café is part of the candy brand Katjes you also get most of their veggie (gelatine-free) candies.