The best street food venues of type "Vegetarian/Vegan Cuisine" in Bavaria

Ahimsa means “nonviolence”: The menu features exclusively vegan food and drinks. The interior and the lovely terrace exude a jungle vibe, and dishes like baked avocado or the Poké Power Bowl with wild herbs and mango add to the Bali atmosphere.

Vietnamese, but make it vegan: At Soy—a spacious, bright, and inviting restaurant—you won’t miss meat or fish at all, thanks to the wide variety of plant-based options. The Asian tapas and rice platters designed for sharing are especially popular. Delicious homemade iced teas and lemonades.

Stranded on a train or in the mood for a coconut flat white? This café is a real hidden gem tucked away on a side street behind the never-ending construction site at the main train station. It features old school furniture, lots of international tourists and travelers passing through, and the very best vegan cakes, cookies, and coffee options.

At the vegan brunch here, you’ll find yourself in Chocolate Heaven—with spelt pancakes and fresh fruit. The menu also features creative, colorful bowls, juicy burgers, and—as an exception to the vegan offerings—Surfer’s Scramble scrambled eggs with cream cheese and sourdough bread. Trendy and delicious!

At the Palmtreeclub, you can enjoy gluten-free meals in the beautifully designed dining room or outdoor seating area—with plenty of vegetarian options. Breakfast, served until 4 p.m., is very popular, but the lunch menu—which includes a drink—is also worth trying. Another recommendation is the Kaiserschmarrn with applesauce.

Kumpir is a Turkish invention—and what a creation it is: a hot baked potato topped with a variety of delicious toppings and sauces. This snack bar is rightly called the “Potato King.” If you’re not a fan of potatoes, you’re sure to love the vegan döner with seitan!