Est. May 2024. A vegetarian restaurant serving mostly vegan food such as porridge, sweet potato bread with different spreads, chili sin carne and bowls, plus baked goods such as banana bread or brownies. Multiple items are sugar-free. Most vegetarian dishes can be veganized on request. (Non-vegan ingredients are a few dairy add-ons and honey.) Oat milk is used by default for hot drinks. All cold beverages and fresh juices are vegan. Everything is wheelchair accessible. Open Mon-Fri 09:00-19:00. Closed Sat & Sun.
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68 Neue Mainzer Straße, im Eurotheum, Frankfurt, Germany, 60311
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- Wheelchair accessible
- Accepts credit cards
- Free Wi-Fi
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Last update on 28 May 2024 by Guest
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Added by _the_kangaroo_ on 28 May 2024
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4 Reviews
First Review by _the_kangaroo_
mrn__s
Points +86
Perfect for lunch - Edit
I just LOVE the rice noodle bowl. Good choice, a bit expensive.
Read morePros: Taste, Location
Cons: Price
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MaLe1011
Points +612
Tasty Lunch - Edit
Very tasty lunch and the bread is delicious. Staff is not that friendly. #Veganuary
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Alfie84
Points +6326
delicious lunch - Edit
a big range of vegan options. Very delicious but unfortunately small portions for high price
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2024-07-16
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_the_kangaroo_
Points +11215
just lovely - Edit
this place recently opened and i absolutely wanted to try it even though i wasn't that hungry. i therefore only went for the banana bread and chose to eat in. at first i was a bit skeptical when i saw one piece would cost 4,50€ but it really was large and served with 2 spreads; one cashew and one raspberry. they have 5 different banana breads, all sugar- and gluten-free and of course vegan. it's incredibly juicy and i loved how it wasn't too sweet.
Read morecan't wait to try some of their hearty options as well:)
i also had a very nice chat with the owner who gently explained the concept to me. all basic dishes are plant based, just some have dairy toppings e. g. mozarella, parmesan (with microbial rennet, so vegetarian) or creme fraîche but in most cases they can be omitted.
there's a strategy about it: many meat eaters are frightened by the word "vegan" and more open when it comes to vegetarian food. the vegetarian items are supposed to catch sceptics and show them that plant-based food can be delicious and healthy and you don't have to eat meat all the time.
of course, i would appreciate if they went fully vegan but i do understand their concept and hope it'll work out:))
also loved the interior with lots of plants and natural materials. everything is wheelchair accessible, the toilets are clean and wifi's working as well.
just a last remark: they don't have reusable cups (yet) but i hope they'll introduce some in the future.
Pros: delicious, healthy, balanced food, kind owners, nice interior
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