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1. Cookies Cream
$$$$ | Mitte |The name might have you thinking something different, but this is actually a vegetarian fine-dining restaurant that serves fantastic food (it's above what used to be a club called Cookies, owned by a nightlife mogul by the same moniker, now home to an eatery called Crackers); the chef steers away from "easy" vegetarian dishes like pasta and stir-fries and instead focuses on innovative preparations. The entrance, too, is misleading: the only access is via a dingy alley between the Westin Grand Hotel and the Komische Oper next door, but once you're inside the vibe is industrial-chic, and the service is friendly, casual, and fun.
Behrenstr. 55, Berlin, Berlin, 10117, Germany030-6807–30448Known For
- Michelin-starred creative vegetarian cuisine
- Five- to seven-course tasting menus, plus a signature dish
- Interesting organic wine pairings
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2. Prinz Myshkin
$$ | Altstadt |This restaurant is one of the finest in the city, and it's vegetarian to boot, along with a selection of vegan dishes. The delightful holiday from meat here brings an eclectic choice of skillfully prepared antipasti, quiche, pizza, gnocchi, pasta, curries, and stir-fries, plus excellent wines, all served in an airy, high-ceiling room.
Hackenstr. 2, Munich, Bavaria, 80331, Germany089-265–596Known For
- Tofu Stroganoff (marinated tofu with mushrooms in red wine cream sauce)
- Ricotta spinach gnocchi with Parmesan and roasted pine nuts in sage butter
- Excellent curries
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3. Langosch am Main
$ | Altstadt |This eclectic vegetarian and vegan spot, a rarity in Frankfurt, serves breakfast, lunch, dinner, and late-night snacks made only with organic ingredients. Centrally located a few blocks from the Dom, the café has low lighting and rough-hewn wood tables; the rock 'n' roll and Motown tunes are played here at a volume low enough not to discourage quiet conversation.
Fahrg. 3, Frankfurt, Hesse, 60311, Germany069-9203–9510Known For
- Organic wine and beer
- Desserts made with honey instead of refined sugar
- Homemade lemonade
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4. Lost Weekend
$ | Maxvorstadt |Pop by for a coffee, aperitif, cocktail, and vegan bites and baked goods at this funky art-filled university café and bookstore near the Brandhorst and Pinakothek museums. It also hosts occasional evening concerts.
Schellingstr. 3, Munich, Bavaria, 80799, Germany089-2870–1881Known For
- Apertifs and long drinks
- Vegan menu
- Live music
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5. Tian München
$$$$ | Altstadt |This stylish Michelin-starred vegetarian restaurant at the Viktualienmarkt uses whatever organic produce is in season to craft modern, brilliantly composed dishes, available as a four- or six-course tasting menu.
Frauenstr. 4, Munich, Bavaria, 80469, Germany089-8856–56712Known For
- Organic vegetarian and vegan fare in an upscale setting
- Seasonal lunch and dinner tasting menus
- Fresh herb cocktails
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