Food was very good. We had their green salad and flamenkuchen (sp?) and their lemonade which had…read moremint leaves. Servers were friendly.

This is the Berlin that those who have never visited discuss in hushed whispers. The freedom. The…read morelack of judgment. The acceptance. Yes. The fact that clean, delicious (and often vegan!) food can exist in a modern, aesthetically pleasing restaurant and that people who don't abide by certain dietary restrictions can enjoy and crave. I have an enormous soft spot for baked beans over toast. An English breakfast, if you may. (This is the one mainstay of all of the weeks I've spent in London.) And most of the time, I have a hard time getting this baked beans-over-toast fix because I don't eat red meat, so a proper English breakfast would be out of the question. Not in Berlin. Not at Chipps. I came in on a rainy fall morning on the hunt for the Perfect Gentlemen: scrambled eggs, grilled tomatoes, baked beans over toast, and my choice of a vegetarian sausage. And while utterly veg-friendly and endearingly hip (the baked beans came to my table in a little jar), I couldn't help but notice that the meal, such a British staple, fell flat because of what I was comparing it to. The two pieces of vegetarian sausage were cold and the baked beans were just a tad too sweet. But still, maybe Chipps could be your Berlin. Try one of the many other options they have on their menu and I have a feeling you won't be disappointed.

Fantastic local place to get some low-frills eats and beer! Very friendly staff who accommodated us…read morewithout a hitch. We came here after having been turned away by an Indonesian restaurant that was "full for the night". We are so glad that fate brought us here instead of that Indonesian restaurant!! What were we even thinking anyway -- forget the Indonesian food, get the local specialities!! Ordered the schnitzel as well as the meatballs and both were executed perfectly. Schnitzel was hot and crispy on the outside and tender on the inside -- not overly salty either. Meatballs were juicy and packed with flavor from the minced onions that they had mixed in. The beer (we ordered a Pilsner) was the best that we had tried in all of the Berlin and Dresden restaurants that we visited. I believe it is from some small private brewery affiliated with the restaurant somehow. Whatever they are doing, they are doing it right, so definitely order the house beer. Super cozy seating (you'll probably be sharing a table with other guests) and packed all night long but amazing vibes and casual comfort food. Would come back if I ever visit Berlin again!

They must have expanded as the menu seems the same and it was quite big and clean. Not a dive at…read moreall. Also they take credit cards. We tried to go to a nearby Greek place but they were full and kind of rude too. We walked over here and the place was empty at 6:30 pm so a bit worried. No need. The draft Pilsner was very excellent and the food was outstanding and reasonably priced. We got pork schnitzel and meatballs and it was really very tasty. Would recommend!

My favorite breakfast spot, and the best way to start your day in Berlin! It does get a bit…read morecrowded, which is testament to how much this place is enjoyed by locals and tourists. Staff is also super friendly and helpful, with recommending food and places to visit too! We ordered cappuccinos and a smashed avocado focaccia to share. Absolutely loved the presentation, and the focaccia was so flavorful. Also probably one of the better coffees I've had in Berlin. Highly recommend if you're looking for a good breakfast spot!

We fell in love with this breakfast spot. Have gone twice and will likely go one last time before…read morewe leave. This place is so good. The atmosphere, the service and the food are so good. The coffee is also yum and they have alt milks. Don't miss this spot.

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.

Decided to take a break from all the meaty German food and try out the vegan scene. Loads of…read moreflavors and pretty decent fake meat. Though it did seem to have a lot of sodium; I was quite thirst afterwards. Fried Peanuts with Vinegar and Coriander: Kinda like regular peanuts with the skin on, but with a delicious soy and vinegar sauce. Dan Dan Mian: Hearty noodles in a very umami and somewhat salty sauce Not particularly spicy. Vegan Duck Roulade: Wow, this was very unique. Thin layers of tofu skin wrapped over and over again. It does kinda mimic the texture of Peking duck. But instead, lots of colorful thinly sliced veggies. Plus a very flavorful sauce. By far, my favorite dish here. Vegan Gongbo Chicken: Respectable fake chicken. Tasted more like chicken than tofu. Though not a perfect replica. Kinda like a kung pao chicken, with the sweet and sour sauce. Panda's Fav: I got this drink while the other person with me got lychee juice and sparkling water. My drink was like half the size and twice the price, but tasted about the same. So lesson learned, skip the fancy juice drinks and just get the simple spritzers.

Great vegetarian restaurant especially serving Chinese food. Portions are decent and taste is…read moregreat. But stick to the food. Drinks are just ok (except the mango lassi) and they charge a nominal fee for water!! 10 min walk from closest subway.

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.

Honestly it was just meh…read more.. Lunch special "M3" was a stir fried "chicken" dish. It is served with rice. Basically it's veggies and thin sliced seitan swimming in an excessive pool of sweet and sour sauce. Flavor and presentation were both lacking. Disappointment comes cheap at €10.5 but on the bright side you do get a drink or appetizer with the entree. Cannot recommend.

Food here was absolutely amazing!! We got the tofu in peanut satay, fried dumplings, red curry, and…read morebao buns (ate those before we took a picture) and everything was a hit! I also got the passion iced tea which was wonderful and my partner got a mango smoothie which he also loved! Highly highly recommend, even for non-vegetarians!

Don't underestimate this cafeteria-looking place because the vegetarian food will blow your…read moremeat-rating judginess away! They typically have 20-30 hot and cold dishes to choose from, and your chosen size determines how many hot dishes you get (small-2, medium-3, large-4). Then you always get offered couscous and 1 salad with a dressing. Done! The last time here I had a creamy spinach tortellini and a "meaty" tomato sauce lasagna. On top came my red cabbage salad with a homemade honey mustard dressing. Quite full (I'm a large dude and just got out of the gym) off a "small" portion but don't feel weighed down. Wait during lunch time is about 5 minutes, despite how the line looks sometimes.

I was pleased to try this place. The quantity is huge by European standards, almost American in…read moresize (-:. There are numerous hot and cold dishes, with a nice Middle Eastern selection. The staff are friendly, and happy to guide you through the options. The place is a bit grungy, so don't come here for a fine dining experience, but not in a way that was off-putting.

This German restaurant and beer hall is located in the Sony Center and we had our run club…read morecelebration dinner here after running the Berlin Marathon. Had a great time, service was good, the food was tasty, and of course the German brews were delicious. I don't recall a lot about this night after many steins of beer but we had fun! Prost! It is kind of a touristy spot but pricing was reasonable, and the architecture of the space itself is cool to look at.

Wir magst Lindenbräu. Sie sind sehr freundlich und gastfreundlich…read more We came here only a few hours after arriving in Der Hauptstadt. It was a short walk from our hotel and we wanted to see the former Sony Center. We ordered ein Berliner Weißbräu und Riesling... while sitting back to enjoy the roof and its wonderful architecture. Yes, it's worth it. Für Abendessen... wir gingen mit Schnitzel und Berliner Wurst (Currywurst). Both were tasty (sehr lecker) and too much to finish. Sadly, we didn't believe our room had refrigerator to take it all back (it did). Now granted this is a touristy area, the prices seemed very reasonable. So Five Stars and we would definitely come back on our nächster Urlaub.

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.