Vegan in Berlin: The Guide to Europe's Vegan Capital
Berlin has rightfully earned its reputation as Europe’s vegan capital: with over 100 fully vegan restaurants and more than 450 vegan-friendly spots, the choice is simply overwhelming. From upscale dining to zero-waste fine dining to vegan döner, you’ll find it all here – the hotspots are Friedrichshain, Kreuzberg, Neukölln and Prenzlauer Berg. This guide takes you to Berlin’s best vegan addresses, points you to vegan-friendly hotels, and gives you tips for your city trip.
🗺️ Vegan Locations in Berlin at a Glance
● 1 = vegan-friendly hotel, ● 2–9 = vegan restaurants, cafés & snack spots. Tap a name to open the location in Google Maps:
- INNSiDE by Meliá Berlin Mitte – Vegan-friendly hotel (Mitte)
- Kopps – Upscale vegan cuisine (Mitte)
- FREA – Zero-waste fine dining, fully vegan (Mitte)
- Lucky Leek – Creative upscale cuisine (Prenzlauer Berg)
- Yellow Sunshine – Vegan ramen & casual (Kreuzberg)
- VEG’D – Vegan burgers (Neukölln & more)
- Brammibal’s Donuts – Cult address for vegan donuts (Neukölln)
- Vöner – Vegan döner, a Berlin classic (Friedrichshain)
- Markthalle Neun – Market hall with vegan stalls (Kreuzberg)
Vegan Hotels in Berlin
Berlin has numerous vegan-friendly hotels with vegan breakfast options. For a central, modern stay, try INNSiDE by Meliá Berlin Mitte. You’ll find more options in our overview of vegan hotels in Berlin. It’s best to mention your vegan diet when booking. Compare availability & prices for Berlin →
Vegan Restaurants in Berlin
Fine & Special
- Kopps (Mitte) – stylish vegan cuisine spanning German and international influences, ideal for special occasions.
- FREA (Mitte) – Berlin’s first zero-waste restaurant: fully vegan and consistently designed around zero food waste.
- Lucky Leek (Prenzlauer Berg) – creative, upscale vegan cuisine with a changing seasonal menu.
Casual & International
- Yellow Sunshine (Friedrichshain) – cosy spot with Asian flavours and some of the best vegan ramen in the city.
- VEG’D (multiple locations) – juicy vegan burgers in Neukölln, Kreuzberg, Friedrichshain and Prenzlauer Berg.
Sweet & Snacks
- Brammibal’s Donuts (Neukölln, Mitte and more) – Berlin’s cult address for vegan donuts.
Vegan Snacks on the Go
Berlin classics have long gone vegan: try the Vöner (vegan döner) in Friedrichshain or vegan currywurst at many snack stands. At Markthalle Neun (Kreuzberg) and the weekly markets you’ll find countless plant-based stalls – perfect for a snack on the go.
Getting There, Tours & Experiences
Travel sustainably: Berlin is excellently connected by train from all over Germany and Europe; the main station is centrally located. Check train connections & prices →
Berlin from above: the TV Tower (Fernsehturm) at Alexanderplatz offers the best panoramic view – skip the line with a ticket booked in advance. See TV Tower tickets →
Experience the history: a walking tour of the Brandenburg Gate, Museum Island and more brings the city to life. Book a city tour → Find all experiences here for Berlin.
Book a table: popular spots like Kopps or FREA fill up fast. Reserve restaurants in Berlin →
Practical Tips for Vegan Travelers in Berlin
- Vegan hotspots: Friedrichshain, Kreuzberg, Neukölln and Prenzlauer Berg have the highest density of vegan spots.
- Getting around: the U-Bahn and S-Bahn will take you everywhere; Berlin is also very bike-friendly.
- Best time to visit: loveliest from spring through autumn – though Berlin is worth visiting year-round.
- Just ask: most cafés and snack stands have vegan options – often more than the menu shows.
Frequently Asked Questions: Vegan in Berlin
Is Berlin vegan-friendly?
Berlin is considered one of the most vegan-friendly cities in the world – with over 100 fully vegan and more than 450 vegan-friendly venues.
What’s the best vegan restaurant in Berlin?
For upscale dining: Kopps, Lucky Leek or the zero-waste FREA; for easy and delicious food: Yellow Sunshine and VEG’D.
Is there vegan döner in Berlin?
Yes – the “Vöner” in Friedrichshain is a classic, and vegan currywurst is available at many snack stands.
Which neighbourhoods have the most vegan options?
Mainly Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg and Neukölln.
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