Baden-Württemberg · Germany
Find your next vegan meal in Stuttgart
Weekend brunch, seasonal plant-based dining, Vietnamese dishes and vegan Swabian comfort food — four restaurants with very different ways to plan a meal.
This guide to vegan restaurants in Stuttgart separates casual service from reservation-led experiences. Read the visiting notes: a walk-in lunch, a brunch booking and a pre-ordered dinner are not interchangeable.
Choosing vegan food in Stuttgart is easier when you decide on the meal format first. Keep a straightforward lunch option for a busy day, then reserve more time for a restaurant-led evening. The numbers below are for navigation, not a ranking, and every profile refers to the specific address shown.
Choose your kind of meal
A weekend brunch
vhy! and Heaven's Kitchen publish separate weekend brunch services. Choose the time window before booking.
Vietnamese lunch & dinner
Soy Club is the plant-based Vietnamese option, with a weekday afternoon service break to keep in mind.
A planned Swabian evening
Köhlerstüble reworks regional comfort food in vegan form. A telephone reservation and advance meal order are required.
Restaurants in this guide
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vhy!
Stuttgart-West · Reinsburgstraße
Different services for different occasions
vhy! combines plant-based cooking with separate brunch, lunch and dinner services. The seasonal dinner offer includes à-la-carte dishes and surprise menus, so it works as a planned restaurant meal rather than simply a café stop. Check the current menu instead of expecting a particular seasonal dish throughout the year.
Before you book: Select your meal period. The lunch offer is limited to Tuesday–Thursday; weekend brunch and evening dining follow different schedules. Published closing time is later than the kitchen's last service.
Highlights: Plant-based brunch and seasonal evening menus.
| Information | Details |
|---|---|
| Vegan status | Plant-based restaurant concept. |
| Address | Reinsburgstraße 13 70178 Stuttgart, Germany |
| Published services | Lunch Tue–Thu 11:30–14:00. Brunch Sat–Sun 10:00–13:00. Dinner Tue–Sat 17:30–23:00. |
| Kitchen detail | Evening kitchen 17:30–21:00. Reconfirm special dates and reservation availability. |
Heaven's Kitchen — Stuttgart
City centre · Theodor-Heuss-Straße
Brunch and an evening experience under one roof
Heaven's Kitchen offers a vegan weekend brunch alongside a separate dinner experience. Its Stuttgart page highlights plant-based scramble, vegan omelette and a croffle among its brunch ideas. For the evening, the operator presents its 7 Senses menu as a distinct experience; read that description before choosing it for a conventional à-la-carte dinner.
Before you visit: Book the Stuttgart location, not Heilbronn. The current local schedule lists brunch on weekends and dinner Thursday–Saturday. Dinner requires a reservation.
Highlights: A dedicated brunch menu and a separate evening format.
| Information | Details |
|---|---|
| Vegan status | Vegan restaurant. |
| Address | Theodor-Heuss-Straße 26 70174 Stuttgart, Germany |
| Published services | Brunch Sat–Sun 10:00–15:00. Dinner Thu–Sat 17:30–22:30. |
| Booking | 7 Senses dinner by reservation. Check inclusions, current price and available dates. |
Soy Club
Stuttgart-West · Schloßstraße
A plant-based alternative to a set-menu evening
Soy Club is the guide's vegan Vietnamese-inspired restaurant. Its current website brings together the menu, reservations and location information, making it a practical starting point for a lunch or evening meal. Use the live menu for dish choices rather than carrying forward names or prices from an older city guide.
Before you travel: On weekdays the restaurant closes between 15:00 and 17:00. Do not confuse its weekend and public-holiday continuous service with an all-day weekday kitchen.
Highlights: Plant-based Asian dining with lunch and evening service.
| Information | Details |
|---|---|
| Vegan status | Vegan restaurant concept. |
| Address | Schloßstraße 112 70176 Stuttgart, Germany |
| Published hours | Mon–Fri 11:30–15:00 and 17:00–22:00. Sat–Sun and public holidays 11:30–22:00. |
| Last orders | The operator lists last orders at 21:30. Confirm exceptions directly. |
Köhlerstüble
Stuttgart-Ost · Neckarstraße
Regional-style cooking that needs advance planning
Köhlerstüble prepares vegan interpretations of Swabian comfort food. Its English menu includes handmade Maultaschen, hand-scraped Spätzle and plant-based roasts. This is a pre-arranged meal: the restaurant prepares dishes in advance as part of its private-cooking concept, rather than operating as an unrestricted walk-in service.
Before you book: Telephone to reserve and pre-order your dishes. The restaurant currently accepts cash only. Tell the team about dietary requirements before committing; the menu explicitly notes soy and gluten in its food.
Highlights: Vegan regional dishes and handmade preparations.
| Information | Details |
|---|---|
| Vegan status | Fully plant-based food menu. |
| Address | Neckarstraße 209 70190 Stuttgart, Germany |
| Published service | Wed–Sat 18:30–22:00. Closed Sun–Tue and public holidays. |
| Essential planning | Telephone reservation and meal pre-order required. Reservation calls Mon–Sat 11:00–16:30. Cash payment only. |
Vegan breakfast and brunch in Stuttgart
Book a specific weekend service
vhy! and Heaven's Kitchen offer different brunch time windows. A later start and an earlier finish are not interchangeable, so choose the service that fits your day before making a reservation.
Keep weekdays separate
A weekend brunch recommendation does not guarantee breakfast on a weekday. Check the restaurant's local schedule rather than assuming that a brunch menu is served whenever the venue is open.
For a group, agree on whether you want one shared brunch booking or a shorter individual order. Then check the current menu, drinks and any additional dietary requirements directly with the venue.
Plan your Stuttgart food stops
Allow time for the meal format
A reservation-led dinner deserves its own part of the evening. Do not treat a tasting experience or a pre-ordered regional meal as a quick replacement for a casual lunch stop.
Check the practical details first
Verify kitchen cutoffs, weekday breaks, payment method and cancellation conditions. Reserve the exact address and service rather than relying on the restaurant name alone.
Use the directions links to calculate your actual journey from your accommodation or station. No walking time, live opening status, table availability or final meal price is guaranteed by this guide.
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Frequently asked questions
Are all four restaurants plant-based?
The four operators present vegan or plant-based food concepts. The profiles use their own menu and concept descriptions; dietary requirements beyond vegan ingredients should still be checked directly.
Where can I find vegan Swabian dishes?
Köhlerstüble offers plant-based regional-style food including Maultaschen and Spätzle. It requires a telephone reservation and advance meal order, so arrange the visit before setting off.
Does every restaurant accept walk-ins?
No. Köhlerstüble requires advance arrangements, and Heaven's Kitchen lists its dinner experience as reservation-only. Check each venue's current booking conditions.
Is brunch served every day?
Not on the published schedules used here. The brunch options in this selection are weekend services; lunch and evening opening times are listed separately.
Are Google photos proof of ingredients?
No. Photos are external location previews and may show older food or surroundings. Use the current restaurant menu and ask staff about ingredients. Embedded photos and maps remain optional through the privacy settings.
Research notes and image information
Operator websites, local service schedules and linked menus were checked on 30 September 2026. Sources appear with each profile. The Stuttgart location of Heaven's Kitchen is distinguished from Heilbronn, and Köhlerstüble's reservation, pre-order and cash-only requirements are stated explicitly. This is desk research, not a claim of personal restaurant visits or live availability.
Menus, prices, service hours and reservation policies can change. Vegan ingredients are not an allergy or cross-contact guarantee. The existing featured image is an editorial illustration and does not establish what any listed restaurant serves.
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