Hey everyone. Berlin is so huge that I
decided to show you just one of the
neighborhoods to start with in terms of
where to find the best vegan food.
Now considered to be one of the hippest
neighborhoods in Berlin, with what some
are calling a cohesive diversity,
Neukölln is set in the southeastern part of the city.
Neukölln is known to be made up of
young professionals, creatives, students
and has large populations of Turkish, Arab,
and Kurdish communities.
This borough is so large that it's actually divided
into five localities.
It's got tons of restaurants, cafes, rooftop wine bars,
clubs, a great hipster scene and lots of coffeeshops.
Now let me show you my
favorite vegan food finds in the
neighborhood of Neukölln, set in Berlin, Germany.
Okay, do you guys remember the
Berlin restaurant that made BuzzFeed News
or something like that because it
basically like shut down the street and
the cops had to come because when it
opened it was so popular and everyone wanted to be here?
Guess where I am!
One of the only all vegan fast-food American style
restaurants in Berlin is Dandy Diner.
Offering a few different types of
burgers with a side of fries or coleslaw,
some sandwiches salads and some desserts,
You can really get the
authentic fast-food burger and fries
experience here.
One of the newer and lesser-known vegan places
in Neukölln is Koffie Engel.
It's a very cute, small establishment that has
hand-crafted sandwiches, bowls and meals, as well as
coffee and lattes. Plus every third
Saturday of the month you can join them
for an all-you-can-eat brunch for only 3
Euros, and the goal of this brunch is to
bring vegans and non-vegans together to
talk about veganism in the community and
to answer any questions that vegan curious
people might have.
If incredible desserts with outstanding
frostings is on your radar and something
that you're interested in, definitely
take a stroll over to Cafe Vux. They also
do weekend brunches and have some
sandwiches and wraps on display, but
they're really most known for their
amazing desserts.
I don't think I've ever had
a frosting quite like theirs.
Let It Be vegan creperie and burger bar is
definitely one of a kind.
You can find both sweet and savory crepes,
various kinds of burgers, and it's pretty fun
because all of their food is named after
celebrity vegans. So, you could order
something like the Darryl Hannah or the
Moby or the Prince.
Once only a pop-up establishment, Brammibal's has
made a name for itself as being one of the
first donut shops, all vegan donut shops,
in Berlin. I really like this place
because they have free Wi-Fi, the staff
is super friendly, you can get donuts,
coffee with hazelnut milk, freshly
pressed juices, kombucha, cinnamon rolls
on display. Definitely make this one a
priority in your list.
Just one block away from Let It Be
you'll find Sfizy Veg. It's an all vegan
pizzeria featuring some really unique pies.
You can get them with burgers on
top, or french fries, or even faux shrimp.
They offer other Italian dishes like
focaccia breads and pasta.
This place has become a personal favorite.
Welcome to Pêle Mêle. It's a fantastic place to sit
and socialize, or to bring your computer
and work in a corner. They actually have
a co-working space that you can rent out
monthly or daily or weekly, but what I really
like about it is not only that you can
work there and sit comfortably but the
staff is super friendly and they have
all kinds of awesome vegan things like
croissants, bagel sandwiches, quiche, cakes and
freshly pressed juices.
You've probably heard about the all vegan grocery store
that's making waves in the news called Veganz.
Well, there's about three of them in Berlin, I believe,
but if you're in Neukölln and you're looking for an all vegan
grocery store, don't fret. You've got Dr. Pogo's.
They've got a nice bulk selection,
fresh fruits and veggies, and also some
really great packaged things that are
hard to find in other grocery stores.
It's a collective run by a small group
of people definitely worth supporting
and checking out.
If you're seeking a super casual quick meal
with a hipster vibe, check out Two Planets.
A very nice staff with a handful of coffees, teas, and sandwiches.
Interesting fact, Berlin has a large and
vibrant Turkish community.
Every Tuesday and Friday you can check out the Turkish Market.
You can find traditional goods,
fresh fruits and veggies, textiles, sweets,
freshly made foods, and a lot more.
Sometimes there's even live musicians
just kind of randomly playing, and it's
located on the same street as the vegan
donut shop, Brammibal's. So, you can have a
walk through the market, get some great
deals on fruits and veggies, and then
head over to get a donut.
Sahara seems to be
a local favorite when it comes to falafel.
They have some vegetarian and
vegan options here, along with several
locations throughout the city of Berlin.
Well, there is at least one fully vegan
ice cream shop in Berlin.
If you're in Neukölln, definitely check out Mos Eisley.
You like the name? I do too.
They usually have at least one vegan option.
I'm at La Stella Nera, which is a new all vegan
restaurant and it's a collective, uh,
I believe. Also the people that run the
vegan grocery store, Dr. Pogo, are related
to this place somehow.
But I just wanted to show you this dessert page.
Okay, they've got tiramisu, praline, and affogato.
All vegan, all of my favorite things.
How am I going to choose?
If you're looking for truly stellar pizza, go to
La Stella Nera.
It's truly what I think of when I envision authentic Italian pizza.
That about does it for the neighborhood
of Neukölln tour of Berlin, Germany.
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