Nice place to grab a quick ... well ... soup. Don't expect…read morethis place to be all glitzy and glamorous like other places in Berlin's Prenzlauer Berg neighbourhoud. Also, do not expect to be able to sit down during this place's busiest hours (lunch time) since there are only a few tables and seats (bar stools) available. However, I quite like their soups which change on a daily basis with some "regulars" thrown in the mix. Decent quality for a decent price.

This place is very down to earth. Nothing too fancy, nothing too special - just a very solid set of…read morevegetarian and none vegetarian soups. And they really do taste great! All soups are freshly cooked and while waiting for your order to be prepared you can even take a look inside the kitchen. Soups taste just like mom or grandma made them. If you are really hungry they portions might be too small but for lunch they also offer weekly changing specials like quiche. If you get a soup and quiche be prepared to almost spend 10 Euro. Since seating is very limited they also offer take away for all soups. Make sure to bring cash as they don't accept card payments.

With a month in of traveling through Eastern Europe, I was having serious cravings for a classic…read morebowl of pho!! I could wait yet another month more for Vietnamese food. So when I landed in the heart of Berlin (in Mitte), my first stop in Western Europe, I made a B-line without hesitation. The highlight here for me was the raw egg served in a separate bowl with broth. The egg poaches itself in the hot broth. And it's so good!! I haven't had this since I was in Hanoi all the time, and where it's commonplace. The pho bowls (triple beef combo & chicken pho) were just okay. Broth came out piping hot, but also heavy on the MSG. I swear I was drinking water non-stop all night. Also, they really skimp on the noodles. I mean, dry rice noodles are very inexpensive (fresh noodles aren't available here), and most places load up on the noodles. The deep fried breadsticks came out cold and somewhat hardened. We were there for dinner and I'm guessing they were fried much earlier in the day. Disappointing that they weren't even barely warm. Service was friendly, and apparently a popular spot in Mitte. I'm not well versed on pho in Berlin, but I probably wouldn't go out of my way to come here. There are actually quite a lot of pho spots in Berlin, which I subsequently tried and enjoyed more.

Walking in and being met with the Vietnamese Communist Flag is a bit unnerving. But let's put…read morepolitics aside and focus on the pho here. The soup was very flavorful. Broth nice clean and clear of grease. Generous amount of noodles. I had the pho tai but I think my meat was a bit too thick and cooked. It didn't taste like the usual thin rare slices. It came with bean sprouts (we had to ask for more; they give little compared to the US), basil, sliced chili peppers, and limes. Perfect. I enjoyed it so much that I didn't even add sriracha. That's when I know it's good. If you can ignore that lit up communist flag, pop in for a very good bowl of pho.

Packs a punch, a large one. Given the audience and locals might not have an appetite for so much of…read morethe numbing spice, I was pleasantly surprised at Liu's throwing caution to the winds and just going for it. I thought it was as good as some of the dan dan noods I've had in the san francisco bay area. Good on them!

Surprisingly good Sichuan noodles in Berlin Mitte. I mean,…read moreberlin is probably the world capital of "good but not great" food - everything is good, but you are very rarely blown away. And there is this place - which is, genuinely, amazingly, great. The noodles have the right tooth, the broth is unctuous and umami laden, the meats/veggies/tofu/... are done just right - I mean, this is amazeballs! And yeah, you can get all the ma-la fix that you want - just be wary of the lunch rush...

Lovely wood, warm light ambience. Meat is super tasty--brisket, not the standard rare steak--and…read morethey use wide noodles instead of thin (I don't mind either way). Broth is good, not too intense or salty. This brought me comfort my first night here from California.

Cheap and simple Vietnamese food. I'm not lying I go here when I'm broke but too lazy to cook. The…read moreingredients are fresh, food served quickly and the service uncomplicated. For Berlin standards it's mediocre but not bad at all. Not your hip trendy Instagrammer venue but duh food is fine.

The place is cool and done up well. The menu is also decent but the service is appalling. It felt…read morelike none of the staff were interested in anything more than chatting to each other and the place was actually not that busy. The pancakes I had were excellent and I would give the food here 4 stars. The coffee was also quite ok. They have choices for vegan but limited. The vegan carrot cake was dry and not so nice. The menu had other options of course for brunch / lunch. All in all a nice place I would come to again but not expect any quick service :-) it's a nice cafe with plenty of space inside and out and in a nice location.

Favorite breakfast spot in Berlin. Very friendly service (my German is terrible so I'm also very…read morethankful that they speak English as well) and delicious food. The pancakes are delicious and the coffee is good too. Reasonably priced. Also a good place to people watch. Highly recommend.

That is probably my favourite soup/vegetarian restaurant in this neighbourhood. They cook…read moreeverything fresh from scratch and serve it with love and a smile. In the morning they offer a variety of tasty bread with avocado, tomatoes, mozzarella... You even get your dose of caffeine at this place. Highly recommend having your brekky/lunch at Soup Guerilla. Mic drop

Very good. Not afraid of a little spice, as well. Salads - as far as I have seen, at least - are…read morepotato and pasta salads - hope they can add leafy ones like Zeit für Brot to the menu, soon - but everything I've eaten here has been top notch.

Love this place. Little Green Rabbit is a chain, but this one is quite inviting…read more I was in the area, looking for a place to eat for lunch when I saw this place. It was the green umbrellas and seating outdoors that called to me. Unfortunately, like other outdoor dining areas in Europe, smoking is allowed. I just knew I would have to deal with that if I wanted to sit outside. I already saw a few people smoking. When you walk into the restaurant, the menu is posted on the wall behind the counter. It's a casual environment. As the name suggests, the food is vegetarian. Posted on the menu are stuffed baked potatoes, soups, salads, and juices. Bottled drinks in a refrigerator to the side. Tall table seating indoors. The salads are either small or large. I ordered a small quinoa salad and grabbed a bottled pomegranate tea from the refrigerator. While the gentleman rung me up at the register, someone else put my salad together. All fresh ingredients in a bowl. Glad I decided on a small because large is way too much food. A rabbit can only eat so much in one sitting. My drink was good and salad delicious. I used the restroom before I left, which is on the right hand side, through the side door. Had to mention it because the ladies room is a tiny stall for one. Cashless, so don't forget to bring your credit card.

Little Green Rabbit is a truly great cafe. What the offer is a very nice selection of vegetarian…read moresalads, soups, and potatoes. That's pretty much it. But, that's truly enough, as what they prepare is all very-very good. The way this restaurant is designed is that you walk inside, decide what you want from their menu, and you order it at the counter. No cash. Only card. Then, it is prepared very quickly. I mean, they really do a great job of preparing each dish very fast. In terms of seating, for their interior they have a couple of long group tables and some two person tables along their wall. Me, that's where I like to sit. They also have a large amount of outdoor tables. Most of these table have umbrellas, so it is a great place to sit if you want to enjoy the air. The one problem I have with sitting at their outdoor tables is the same problem I have with virtually all of the restaurants in Berlin, they allow to people to smoke at these tables. One would think, at a vegetarian restaurant, they would not allow smoking. But, I have even witnessed staff members taking a break and going out there for a smoke. This is just something to keep in mind. Normally, I too prefer to sit outside, but I hate to have my eating experience diminished by someone smoking next to me. Overall, this is one of my favorite restaurants in Berlin. The food is very good. They staff are all very nice. And, you walk away feeling as if you have actually done something very good for your body.

I generally like the Great Berlin Soup Lunch concept, and at first it seems this is one of those…read moreplaces. Not so much. The food is edible but tastes less interesting than what I with very limited cooking skills could do. Portion size is on the small side, and they seem to save ingredients (ie meat) at the customers' expense. Last not least, the staff present was not exactly .. service oriented. In an area with 1001 great food options, the fact that bread comes unlimited (though I didn't test that) doesn't rescue this place.

From the owner: Wir kochen wunderbare Suppen. Vegetarisch, vegan und mit…read moreFleisch. Weil wir das schon seit über 14 Jahren machen, kaufen jetzt auch viele andere Cafés und Suppenläden bei uns direkt ein. So gibt es unsere Suppen in ganz Berlin.

Low-key, small and charming place with very friendly staff and, most importantly, excellent food!!…read more Very good value!

Fantastic soup! The owner is from Benin but has lived 20 years in Berlin. His chili creatively…read morecombines the best of both food cultures. Can't wait to go back and try other soups. This was such a pleasant surprise.

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.