Fully veganIn the guide
Försters
Prenzlauer Berg · RestaurantVegan German comfort food and seasonal dishes in Prenzlauer Berg.
Dunckerstraße 2A · 10437 Berlin
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Vegan Restaurants in Berlin
Find your next plant-based meal: browse eight restaurants and cafés, explore the optional map, then read our local guide. Menu links, specific addresses and practical information are brought together on one page.
A small, growing directory — not every vegan restaurant in Berlin. Information checked 1 October 2026. No paid ordering or community-star ranking.
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8 places · All placesPrefer recommendations? Read the guide ↓
Fully veganIn the guide
Froindlichst Berlin
Prenzlauer Berg · RestaurantA dedicated vegan breakfast menu, with burgers, pizza, bowls and cakes later in the day.
Immanuelkirchstraße 31 · 10405 Berlin
Fully veganIn the guide
1990 Vegan Living
Friedrichshain · RestaurantVietnamese-inspired vegan cooking in small bowls made for mixing and sharing.
Krossener Straße 19 · 10245 Berlin
Fully veganIn the guide
Secret Garden
Friedrichshain · RestaurantA dedicated vegan sushi restaurant on Warschauer Straße, with access through REWE.
Warschauer Straße 33 · 10243 Berlin
Fully veganIn the guide
Lia’s Kitchen
Kreuzberg · RestaurantPlant-based burgers, fries and salads at the Urbanstraße location in Kreuzberg.
Urbanstraße 32 · 10967 Berlin
Fully veganIn the guide
OUKAN
Mitte · Fine diningVegan fine dining, Japanese influences and an in-house fermentation lab in Mitte.
Ackerstraße 144 · 10115 Berlin
Fully veganIn the guide
Lucky Leek
Prenzlauer Berg · Fine diningSeasonal plant-based fine dining on Kollwitzstraße, for an evening reservation.
Kollwitzstraße 54 · 10405 Berlin
Fully vegan
Sfera
Neukölln · Café & bakeryA fully plant-based neighbourhood café and bar, with pastries, brunch and selected dinner services.
Schudomastraße 44 · 12055 Berlin
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Choose your kind of vegan meal in Berlin
The search above answers where to go; this guide helps you choose the right kind of stop. Our seven editorial selections cover breakfast, a casual meal, German comfort food, sushi and a planned evening. They are not ranked by invented ratings or described as personal visits.
Start with Froindlichst for a morning menu. Compare Lia’s Kitchen, 1990 Vegan Living and Secret Garden for different casual meals. For an evening, consider Försters, OUKAN or Lucky Leek.
Froindlichst Berlin
Start with a proper breakfast window
Froindlichst is the morning starting point in this guide. Its dedicated breakfast menu is served daily from 09:30 to 12:45, according to the operator. Burgers, pizza and bowls belong to the wider restaurant offer; later opening hours should not be taken as an extension of breakfast service.
Choose the Berlin restaurant when booking, and check the current morning menu before planning a late brunch.
Försters
German comfort food, made plant-based
For an evening built around familiar German dishes, start with Försters. The restaurant focuses on plant-based interpretations of comfort food and changes parts of its offer with the seasons. It fills a different role in the itinerary from a quick burger or sushi stop.
Published service begins at 16:00. Check the current menu and reservations rather than relying on a seasonal dish pictured elsewhere.
1990 Vegan Living
A flexible meal of Vietnamese sharing bowls
1990 Vegan Living suits a meal where several small bowls come together on the table. Choose a combination for your appetite or share a selection. The Friedrichshain restaurant provides a casual contrast to the structured tasting menus elsewhere in this guide.
The kitchen finishes earlier than the restaurant closes. The operator lists card-only payment; check its current service schedule before a late visit.
Secret Garden
Choose sushi from a dedicated vegan menu
Secret Garden centres the meal on plant-based sushi rather than a handful of vegetable alternatives. Its menu offers a different kind of lunch or dinner from the burger and comfort-food selections. Use the operator’s menu to choose your current set or individual dishes.
The restaurant is on the first floor at Warschauer Straße 33, with access via REWE. Ask directly about step-free access if that affects your visit.
Lia’s Kitchen
A casual burger stop in Kreuzberg
Lia’s Kitchen offers burgers with different plant-based foundations, alongside fries and salads. It is a straightforward option for an informal meal near your Kreuzberg plans. This guide refers to Urbanstraße 32, not an older branch address.
Compare patty, sauce and bun ingredients for allergies. Vegan status alone does not establish suitability for gluten, soy or nut requirements.
OUKAN
Make the evening about the tasting menu
OUKAN is the structured dinner option in Mitte. Japanese influences, fermentation and changing courses shape its plant-based cooking; tea and wine pairings are separate choices. Allow time for the meal instead of fitting it between hurried sightseeing stops.
Review the menu and total price for your booking date. Confirm dietary requirements and the chosen service before reserving.
Lucky Leek
Reserve a seasonal evening meal
Lucky Leek offers seasonal plant-based cooking on Kollwitzstraße in Prenzlauer Berg. Treat it as an evening destination: the operator publishes Wednesday–Sunday service from 18:00. Older dish photographs are not a promise of today’s menu.
Confirm the arrival time, current menu and any adjustments directly. No fixed closing time is assumed where the operator does not publish one.
Looking for another option? Sfera in Neukölln adds brunch, pastries and selected dinner services to the directory. Use All places to include it, or Guide selection to focus on the seven recommendations.
Breakfast and brunch: plan around the service
Froindlichst has a dedicated morning window. Sfera also offers daytime food, with a separate timetable for evening dining. Check the current meal-specific service before making a special trip; a venue being open does not mean that every menu is available.
For a deeper morning-focused overview, continue to our vegan breakfast guide to Berlin. The directory above remains the central place to compare the eight entries in this test.
Plan your Berlin food stops
Group stops by neighbourhood
This directory spans Prenzlauer Berg, Friedrichshain, Kreuzberg, Mitte and Neukölln. Start near your day’s plans, then use the map and directions. The entire selection is not intended as one short walking route.
Match the visit to the meal
A quick burger, several sharing bowls and a tasting menu need different amounts of time. Confirm reservations, kitchen closing times and dietary requirements directly, especially for a special evening.
Useful questions before your visit
Are all eight places fully vegan?
The eight entries are described as vegan by their operators. This classification is based on linked information, not a kitchen inspection. Confirm allergy and preparation requirements directly.
What is the difference between All places and Guide selection?
All places shows the eight entries in this directory test. Guide selection narrows that list to the seven editorial recommendations below the map. The same venue has one profile in either view.
Can I use the directory without loading the map?
Yes. Venue names, descriptions, addresses, menus and profile links are available without connecting to external map services. Loading the map is optional; Google Maps links open separately.
Are the opening times live?
No. Published times are reference information. Menus, holiday hours, kitchen service and table availability may change; confirm your visit with the operator.
Can I already submit reviews and photos?
Not yet. The public test offers venue information and navigation. Review and photo buttons on profiles explain the upcoming feature; no submissions or uploads are collected.
Research notes and transparency
Operator websites and service information were checked on 1 October 2026. Each venue profile links to its sources. Editorial recommendations are separate from community reviews, and no third-party ratings or guest photos have been copied into this directory.
Profiles refer to specific locations. Missing facility or accessibility information does not mean a feature is unavailable. Check current prices, menu choices and bookings directly.
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