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There is only one vegan main dish, salad with tomato seitan. It is okay, the seitan is good, the salad is average. I'm only here for family reunions, otherwise would prefer other restaurants in the area.

This place has one (or two? vegan main dish(es (effective August 2020 . The staff itself is not sure and the menu is confusing. The one dish, which is clarified as being vegan, is the Quinoa Sportlerpfanne mit Bohnen und Gemüse . As a side you could add some tomato or curry flavoured seitan. (On the menu there is only the tomato seitan but supposedly the availability alternates with curry flavoured seitan. It tastes good. There also is a pasta based dish with seitan on the seasonal menu being not clearly labelled as vegan. When I asked they said that probably only the seitan was vegan but not the pasta base! So, beware(! and ask them again. They also have a vegetable pizza, which you could order without the cheese. I asked if their pizza dough was vegan and they said yes but did not sound 100 convinced. Regarding salads or their version of the apple strudel, you have to ask yourself. So, in summary this place could be an emergency option for some vegan food. The big problem with this place is information . Their staff at least knows what the word vegan means, but not all of them know their own menu, let alone the incredients, very well. The menu itself also is partly confusing. But at least the staff does not look at you mockingly for asking vegan questions but tries to be supportive. Updated from previous review on 2020-08-28

This place has one (or two vegan main dish(s) (effective august 2020). the personal itself is not safe and the menu is confusing. that a dish that is declared as vegan is the quinoa sports pan with beans and vegetables as a side you could add tomato or curry flavored since. (in the menu there are only the tomaten sincean, but allegedly changes availability with curry flavored since then it tastes good. there is also a pasta-based dish with since then on the seasonal menu not clearly marked as vegan. when I asked, they said that probably only the since then was vegan, but not the pasta basic! so, intentionally(and ask them again. they also have a sweet pizza that they could order without cheese. I asked if her pizzateig was vegan and they said yes, but did not hear 100 convinced. with regard to salate or its version of the apfelstrudel they have to ask themselves. In summary, this place could be an emergency option for some vegan foods. the big problem with this place is information their employees know at least what the word vegan means, but not all know their own menu, let alone the clients, very good. the menu itself is also partly confusing. but at least the personal does not see them mockingly asking for vegans, but tries to be supportive. updated by previous review on 2020-08-28

This place has one (or two) vegan main dishes (effective August 2020). The staff itself is not safe and the menu is confusing. The one dish that is declared vegan is the Quinoa sports pan with beans and vegetables. As a page you can add some tomato or curry flavor sincean. (In the menu there are only tomatoes since then, but allegedly changes availability with curry flavored since then. It tastes good. There is also a pasta-based dish with Seitan on the seasonal menu not clearly labeled as vegan. When I asked, they said that probably only the Seitan was vegan, but not the Pasta base! So, be careful and ask them again. You also have a vegetable pizza that you could order without cheese. I asked if her pizza dough was vegan and they said yes, but did not hear 100 convinced. Regarding salads or their version of the apple strudel, you need to ask yourself. In summary, this place could be an emergency option for some vegan foods. The big problem with this place is information. Their employees know at least what the word is vegan, but not all know their own menu, let alone the Incredients, very well. The menu itself is also partly confusing. But at least the staff does not see you shocking for vegan questions, but tries to be supportive. Updated by previous review on 2020-08-28