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Vegetarian food with a few dishes adapted for vegans upon request (gratins, pizzas, etc). Reservation suggested. Open Mon-Sat 12:00-14:00, 19:00-22:00.
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24, Rue Sainte Madeleine, Strasbourg, France, 67000
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20 Reviews
First Review by DP
AliP
Points +153
Really nice, cosy veggie restaurant - Edit
This was a bit of an oasis in busy Strasbourg ! It’s all veggie but a lot of the dishes can be made vegan (it’s clearly marked). The salad starters were delicious, then we had a pizza and a gratin both of which were very tasty.
Read morePros: All veggie with lots of vegan choice , Cosy and relaxed , Helpful staff
Guest
charlotg
Points +39
Terrific, fresh vegetarian fare - Edit
Extensive menu and wonderful service. My husband and I had lunch here and were delighted with everything. I ordered mushroom and cheese pizza and a green salad and he ordered a mixed vegetable salad.
Read morePros: Great food, Kind and attentive service , Small and lovely space
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Mayaquen
Points +46
Décevant - Edit
Les photos font très envie, mais j'ai trouvé ma pizza assez peu garnie, la patte trop épaisse, et les olives comme celles de pizzas pré préparées.. Le goût était très bon et inhabituels pour une pizza, mais le tout n'était tout de même pas terrible pour son prix..
Read morePros: Options Vegan, Végétarien
Cons: Cher, Mauvaise qualité
Guest
SosoCnc
Points +16
Small Italian resto, very cute - Edit
Great food, cute place, very nice people
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KGcentral
Points +36
Solid dinner options for hungry vegetarians - Edit
Excellent options for dinner and lunch. The “entree” appetizers are very good. For vegans may be challenging as much is dairy based.
Read morePros: Very nice food, Kind service
Cons: Decor a bit lackluster, Slightly expensive for some of the dishes
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AgaAkrout
Points +64
Nice Place - Edit
Nice and friendly place, good choice.
Read moreThey have a lot of gluten free options, which is absolutely great. Most of their food can be made vegan upon request, although there is no vegan cheese for pizza. Price is also ok.
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Ninouilles
Points +48
A beautiful place - Edit
People were smiling. The food was good. I didn’t have to wait very long in order to get the food. It felt like eating at home.
Read morePros: Smiling employee, Good taste , Lots of vegetarian options
Cons: A bit small if you are more than 4 people , Can probably get loud easily
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BenKemp
Points +47
Lovely little restaurant - Edit
Lovely, cute and cosy restaurant.
Read moreSimple menu but lots of vegan options included and well priced. Food was delicious.
Friendly staff and good service.
Pros: Lots of vegan options. Cosy. Nice staff, Delicious food. Well priced
Guest
SapiensSapiens
Points +366
👍🏽 €€ - Edit
-Gratin épinards soja 😊
Read more-Pizza sans fromage/gluten 😕
-sorbet melon 👍🏽
SERVICE 😊
AMBIANCE 👍🏽
Guest
LN.
Points +36
Nice - Edit
Pretty good dishes in a quite place
Read morePros: many vegan options
Guest
AnnieRoizman
Points +22
real tasty vegan food, with helpful staff - Edit
I had a rough time finding somewhere with vegan food, but luckily I found Au Potiron, there wasn't anything vegan in the menu but I asked the waitress ( who couldn't rlly speak English but she understood what I said) for any vegan plates and she gave me loads of options I had a delicious vegan meal and I'm exited to go back there
Read morePros: nice vegan food, good environment , helpful staff
Cons: vegan items are not marked on the menu, the staff doesn't speak good English
Guest
KinPhx
Points +41
Wonderful Find! - Edit
Caught an early lunch here last week. Spouse & I had the plat du jour which started with a lovely goat cheese salad. Main course was heavenly - spouse likened it to ratatouille (with faux meat) and the most aromatic rice I've ever had. Easy find based on Happy Cow with Google maps on phone.
Read moreStaff was lovely, spoke just a little English but enough to explain a word or two we didn't catch. I think the language barrier may have limited our choices but we were very happy with the food we ordered.
Would recommend and if ever in town again we will return. We only did lunch there and it filled up fast!! We had just arrived- didn't attempt to call a lunch reservation but would have considered calling if going to dinner based on the lunch crowd.
Pros: Hearty, filling food
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Hungwy
Points +274
brilliant for France - Edit
Great rustic vegetarian take on French country cuisine. Not much in vegan options but extremely helpful and open to vegan requests. The gratins are amazing. Vegan option is made with soya cream and no cheese. The result is extraordinary. White flour and white sugar limit options for some. But in general flavors are compelling. Every dish is made by hand in a one cook tiny kitchen so waiting is not fast food time. A great stop visiting France!
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vegetariandood
Points +168
Excellent (for France) - Edit
Honestly this restaurant would earn 3 or 4 stars in Berlin or San Francisco. But given the fact that France is a terrible place for vegetarians, this haven earns the 5 stars. The plat du jour (midday menu) is good value for your money.
Read morePros: Vegetarian food in France!?!
Cons: Small, Opening times restrictive , Not good for vegans
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Mad Hatter
Points +66
Bad eperience - Edit
Maybe we just came to the wrong time but for me as a vegan this wasn't a good experience at all :( They offered just ONE menu, which wasn't vegan, first the waitress told me, that we can go if we don't want to eat it but after asking the cook I could chose between very few "gratins", it sounds better than it is, it's just vegetables in tomatoe sauce. Really disappointing and boring. The waitress wasn't friendly at all, my french is quite good but she wasn't patient and inattentive - our food came before our drinks because she brings the usual free tap water only if you ask her (unusual for france).
Read moreMy mom ate almost nothing, she had a pizza calzone, she said there where no spices at all used and it was obviously mushey.
There are no signs for vegan food. They offer coffee with rice milk (no soy milk) but it came with milk chocolate :(
She brought me a non vegan soup, too so she is really inattentive...
Sadly the worst vegetarian restaurant ever visited even non-veg restaurants make tastier vegan food and take more care to not bring me non-vegan food.
Pros: not expensive , near to town centre
Cons: very unfriendly , not vegan friendly , food
Guest
tamarin
Points +21
Excellent food, friendly service - Edit
We had delicious lunch twice in this restaurant not far from the cathedral. On the first day, the menu (10 € 50) consisted of organic pumkin soup, vegetable (mushroom and brocoli) turnover with salad, followed by apple cake. On the second day, the menu was : avocado tartine, tomato+mushroom+carots with green peas and rice, mousse au chocolat.
Read moreMy wife, who does not eat eggs, took a vegetable gratin topped with mozarella on the first day, as main course. On the second day, the lady of the restaurant proposed a green salad as starter and fromage blanc with red fruits instead of mousse au chocolat.
The two ladies who served us were attentive to our dietetic requirements. In spite of the crowd, they were very friendly.
Guest
veg.dan
Points +124
It was okay. - Edit
The restaurant wasn't that busy when I rolled up at about 9pm on a Wednesday night. I was offered a table outside but I wanted to avoid speaking my crappy French and the waitress did not know any English. I ordered the rositti/risotti? It had feta, capers, olives, aubergine and zucchini. It was alright, bit heavy on the mozzarella. I got the bill quickly because it's a nightmare to find a park around there and had to pay for parking near the university. So thus completes my experience. It was okay, but wouldn't write home about it. Was 10euro for a pizza.
Read morePros: Good value, Atmosphere, Food okay
Guest
havelock
Points +104
best french food I've ever had - Edit
This was such a positive experience it's hard to share. We don't speak french but the very friendly staff took the word vegetarian and came back with a three course lunch.
Read moreAn amazingly flavoured mushroom soup as a starter, accompanied by the perfect french bread; then we were served a lentil stew with potato and dill on top; followed by a slice of apple pie that was fantastic.
it's more like eating in someone's house than being in a restaurant with a fixed lunch menu.
Couldn't rate it high enough - french food without ham or cheese, who would have thought. the price was rediculously good value euro 33 - included a demi-carafe of house wine.
Pros: amazing service, great tasting, authentic
Cons: nothing, nothing, did get a bit warm with heater
Guest
heuschrecke
Points +930
A "must" in Strasbourg - Edit
We went to "Au Potiron", a nice little restaurant, in Summer 2010. Luckily we went there pretty early because at about 1pm all tables were already taken. The menu of the day consisted of asparagus with creme fraiche as an appetizer, eggplant filled with lentil bolognese and a mixed salad as main course and a gateau chocolat with whipped cream as dessert. The whole menu was delicious and cost only 10,5€! The waitress was very busy because she was alone there but still very friendly. Absolutely recommendable!
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DP
Points +13
Good vegetarian choice - Edit
Au Potiron is a charming restaurant in a charming street on the fringe of the historical city centre. Good vegetarian pizzas and lots of nice gratins to choose from. The red wine was good and not expensive, staff was friendly and good service.
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