Serves meat, vegan options available. German restaurant next to St. Johanner Markt with mainly all kinds of potato dishes from Saarland. Dogs are welcomed. Vegans could get potato soup (without cream), green salad with parsley-vinaigrette, baked potato stuffed with spinach or mixed vegetables with (ask without cheese or cream but with basil pesto and soy cream), sweet potato or potato fries; baked apple and various sorbet with berries sauce for dessert. Separate vegan menu possible for groups having booked in advance. Open Mon-Sun 11:00-23:00.
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St. Johanner Markt 32, Saarbrucken, Germany, 66111
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- Outdoor seating
- Wheelchair accessible
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Last update on 03 Oct 2016 by Guest
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2 Reviews
First Review by 1ntransit
VegiAnna
Points +3129
Vegan options and service vary - Edit
I´ve eaten out here several times over the years, with a friend and in groups. In 2016 we went here with a bigger veggie group and were overwhelmed by their six vegan options, all written on a separate board. We were all happy with our food.
Read moreSo this year we went there again, this time with a smaller veggie group. Much to everyone´s dismay the vegan weekly special was already sold out. My tarte flambée wasn´t exactly prepared with a lot of love, being burnt at several sides, not having a lot of tomato sauce, and with the vegetables being randomly distributed, i.e. some bigger parts were empty whereas some parts were crowded with veggies and rather mushy potato chunks. The waitress wasn´t too happy about our questions, couldn´t really answer all of them, nor did she follow common etiquette like waiting for everyone to have finished their meals before starting to clear the table, or apologising for not having the weekly vegan special anymore.
The vegetarian dishes are labelled but can easily be confused with the gluten-free symbol because both are in small print using the same colour.
On a positive note, we were served rather fast, my tarte flambée tasted OK, I could get free tap water (not so common in German restaurants,) and we spent a relaxing summer evening sitting outside, overlooking the main shopping street.
Pros: Right in the city centre, Several vegetarian and a few vegan options, Prices are OK
Cons: Vegan options not labelled, Service varies
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1ntransit
Points +37
Reliable - Edit
I have been twice now. I like that it seems a lot of good Saarland choices. The mixed menu is useful when i am with non vegan friends. They always seem to have a vegan special on the menu of the day. Some dishes can be adapted. Like many good restaurants in Saarland they are professional and attentive. I want to give more stars... i would if i saw more variety of permanent vegan choices.
Read morePros: local food that can be prepared vegetarian or vega
Cons: not a big variety of vegan options.
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