Estragon and Rosmarin

I had the soup here, and it was very good. I found the staff very helpful to me. There is not much to say--the menu for vegans and vegetarians is limited, but fine and no complaints

We enjoyed a large vegetarian soup (serves two people willing to share a bowl) with a little lentil salad. Nice fresh food with subtle flavours. You can have as much bread as you like to go with it. Nice for a quick break, or somewhere to warm up in the winter.

Estragon is located in a quiet spot in Weimar, and shares space with an organic shop carrying a good deal of interesting products. It serves only salads and soups, and although the choice is not large, we found some adequate vegan options. The service, however, was appalling. At first we were simply ignored, and when we finally managed to grab their attention, we received an extremely rude reaction to our attempt (in German - not my mother tongue) to clarify whether a specific soup was vegan (this coming from the cook, who was sitting at the bar chatting with the server). Such a shame, because the soup was good, but they should realize that it is ok for people to want to know what's in their food.

We went to the Estragon und Rosmarin in Weimar on our tour through central Germany and really enjoyed it. The staff was very friendly and helpful about vegan options which weren't marked on that day. We had a very tasty corn tomato soup and salad as well as organic juice and hot chocolate and even got a little discount.
There is an organic shop attached to the cafe aswell but since it was Sunday, it was closed unfortunately.
The cafe is also conveniently located right on Herderplatz so you can marvel at the church and watch people walking by.

This was a welcome find in Weimar, which is not loaded with vegetarian restaurants of any kind. It is strictly soups and salads, but the soups were delicious and good portions. There are always two vegetarian soups (out of four), clearly marked, and a host of salads. On the days we visited, there was always a vegan soup. It comes with free bread (as much as you like). This was also one of only two places we found in all of Weimar with soy milk available for coffee.