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17 Best Vegan Restaurants in Munich + Hotels

As surprising as it might sound, I didn’t plan our trip to Munich around food — I figured there’s got to be at least a few vegan options, right?! Luckily, I was right! A foodie trip to Munich is no longer just for beer and giant pretzels — the Bavarian capital has a growing vegan scene. Although, it’s nothing like it’s Berlin or Hamburg, there are still a ton of stellar vegan restaurants in Munich to visit.

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Vegan Restaurants in Munich

Get ready to eat! Munich has a great assortment of vegan options for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and of course, dessert! Also, one important TIP for your planning: unlike in many cities around the world, where everything is open all the time, Germans appreciate time off. So take note, many shops, including supermarkets are closed on Sundays.

Max Pett

Pettenkoferstraße 8, 80336 München, Germany
Max Pett has been delighting diners for years with its mix of traditional veganized German fare and globally-inspired cuisine. It’s probably one of the most popular vegan restaurants in Munich! If you’re looking for somewhere to try vegan Schnitzel, come here!

colorful vegan veggie bowl with cabbage, cauliflower, greens, and more in munich
Credit: Max Pett

Ahimsa Restaurant

Sommerstraße 41, 81543 München, Germany
This sophisticated Asian fusion spot has considered every detail from the hip starburst lighting to the colorful cuisine! The menu is filled with inspiration from Japan, Indian, Vietnam, and more. To start, try their vegan calamari with chili soy dip!

Bodhi

Ligsalzstraße 23, 80339 München, Germany
There is something for everyone to love at this vegan restaurant! Their eclectic menu has everything from Gyros to Goulash, along with super yummy house-made desserts! They also serve a gorgeous vegan brunch buffet on Sunday.

one person holding three plates with vegan onion rings, cauliflower wings, and fried cheese in munich
Credit: Bodhi

Padme Hum 

Adlzreiterstraße 16, 80337 München, Germany
I love finding spots with creative sushi — I don’t know about you, but I don’t only want cucumber avocado rolls! This spot has an eye-popping lineup of rolls filled with all kinds of fish-free fish like tuna, salmon, and shrimp! Their creativity doesn’t end with sushi, you’ll also find pho, hot pot, curries, and much more. The menu is massive!

Cat Temple Munich (Katzentempel)

Türkenstrasse 29 80799 Munich
Ok, I know this one is not for everyone, but if you love cats and vegan food, you need to check it out! This cat sanctuary is the first of its kind in Munich, and aside from having furry greeters, they also have a great café menu filled with vegan cakes, sandwiches, smoothies, and much more!

two orange and white cats at a cat cafe in munich
Credit: Cat Temple Munich

Erbil’s Restaurant

Breisacher Str. 13, 81667 München, Germany
Middle Eastern cuisine is almost always veggie-friendly, but it’s all vegan here! From falafel to seitan doner kebabs, you get to sample everything. Just make sure you save room for their house-made baklava.

SOY Vegan

Theresienstraße 93, 80333 München, Germany
This hip vegan Vietnamese spot has a fantastic lineup of traditional dishes along with other Asian-inspired dishes — you can’t go wrong with a steamy bowl of Pho or a giant hotpot, perfect for two people!

a beautiful display of multiple plates of vegan vietnamese dishes in munich
Credit: SOY Vegan

Deli Kitchen

Two locations in Munich
With a name like that, I’ll bet you thought, wait, they’ve got vegan options? I thought the same thing! I actually almost didn’t check it out (shame on me). The Giesing location has a few more vegan options because they have a small breakfast menu in addition to lunch. You’ll find sandwiches, salads, and even cheesecake!

SIGGIS

Buttermelcherstraße 17, 80469 München, Germany
This vegan spot is for you if you’re craving a giant bowl of hearty pasta or a loaded burger. You can even wash it all down with a house-made milkshake. 

a large white plate filled with creamy vegan raviolli topped with tomatoes and cheese in munich
Credit: SIGGIS

Emmi’s Kitchen

Buttermelcherstraße 11-15, 80469 München, Germany
This bright, vegan garden café has a fantastic mix of house-made burgers, fully loaded veggie bowls, and decadent sweets! The menu is also well-marked for gluten-free options.

a large green bowl filled with spiced tofu, greens and rice on a blue table in munich
Credit: Emmi’s Kitchen

Secret Garden

Heiliggeiststraße 2 A, 80331 München, Germany
If you love sushi, you can’t miss this hot spot! Forget about basic cucumber avocado rolls and get ready for maximum creativity — these rolls are delicious and gorgeous! And don’t miss their lineup of creative cocktails!

Doctor Drooly

Häberlstraße 7, 80337 München, Germany
Vegans really get creative with their names, am I right? If you’re wondering what you’re going to be drooling over, it’s pizza! This vegan pizzeria knows how to create a gorgeous pie! You can stick to the basic with marinara and cheese or get creative with ricotta, avocado cream, hot bee-free honey, kimchi, and more!

a small round vegan pizza topped with cheese and small pepperoni sitting on a marble counter top at doctor drooly in munich
Credit: Doctor Drooly

Vegetarian Restaurants in Munich

Prinz Myshkin

Hackenstraße 2, 80331 München, Germany
This chic and modern vegetarian restaurant has been delighting diners for years with its creatively styled veggie plates. Their menu takes inspiration from around the world and is well-marked for vegan and gluten-free options.

a large bowl filled with vegan soba noodles and veggies in munich
Credit: Prinz Myshkin

Vegelangelo

Thomas-Wimmer-Ring 16, 80538 München, Germany
There is a little bit of everything wrapped up in the menu at this charming vegetarian spot! The 3-course chef’s menu features an appetizer, main dish, and dessert — they can accommodate vegan and gluten-free diners; send them an email ahead of time.

Vegan Breakfast & Brunch Spots in Munich

Bodhi

Ligsalzstraße 23, 80339 München, Germany
Every Sunday, this popular vegan spot breaks out its excellent vegan brunch buffet filled with apple pie porridge, pancakes, house-made baked goods, and so much more. Since this is popular, it’s best to make reservations.

SIGGIS

Buttermelcherstraße 17, 80469 München, Germany
On the weekend, pop in for a globally-inspired mix of breakfast favorites. From a stack of American pancakes to their savory brunch mix with sausage, hummus, Baba Ghanoush, veggies, and more!

a large vegan breakfast with yellow tofu scramble, toast, and veggies in munich
Credit: SIGGIS

Cat Temple Munich (Katzentempel)

Türkenstrasse 29 80799 Munich
If you love cats and breakfast, this will be your happy place! This charming cat sanctuary has a full vegan breakfast lineup, including a mouthwatering banana bread sandwich! Breakfast is served every day.

Emmi’s Kitchen

Buttermelcherstraße 11-15, 80469 München, Germany
You’ll find just about everything at this spot, including a delicious breakfast menu that’s served all week long! It’s one of the best vegan restaurants in Munich to help get your day started on the right foot. Their menu is packed with a savory breakfast burger, tofu scramble, pancakes, and more!

a large vegan breakfast spread with tofu scramble, toast and veggies on a wood table in munich
Credit: Emmi’s Kitchen

Vegan & Vegan-Friendly Bakeries in Munich

In between checking out all of the fabulous vegan restaurants in Munich, you’ve got to carve out some time for a few sweet treats! You’ll find vegan donuts, cakes, ice cream, and more at these vegan and vegan-friendly spots!

Boogie Donuts

Volkartstraße 79a, 80636 München, Germany
Whether you’re in the mood for a chocolate cookie donut or a plain bagel, you’ll always find something at this vegan-friendly bakery!

a yeasted round ring vegan donut topped with chocolate and chooped nuts on a white plate at boogie donuts in munich
Credit: Boogie Donuts

Tushita Teehaus

Klenzestraße 53, 80469 München, Germany
This gorgeous Japanese teahouse is not only the best place for a cup of tea but also organic vegan cakes! The teahouse has a variety of house-made cakes and desserts, along with a small food menu.

Eisbrunnen Plant-Based Creamery

Lenbachpl. 7, 80333 München, Germany
Heads up: check the hours before you go. They’re open limited hours during the wintertime.
The only fully vegan ice cream shop in Munich! Enjoy a decadent mix of house-made ice cream scoops and consider pairing it with a fudgy brownie or crispy Belgian waffle!

a vegan ice cream cone topped with three scoops of cookies and cream ice cream at Eisbrunnen Plant-Based Creamery in munich
Credit: Eisbrunnen Plant-Based Creamery

Echt Jetzt

Barer Str. 48, 80799 München, Germany
This gluten-free bakery and café always has multiple vegan options, from house-made bread to sinfully sweet cinnamon rolls!

Vegan-Friendly Hotels in Munich

There are also many more vegan and vegan-friendly hotels throughout Europe! Just incase your travels are taking you to other destinations.

KOOS Hotel & Apartments

Sonnenstraße 18b, 80331 München, Germany
This modern, family-run hotel is situated in the heart of Munich, just a short walk from Karlsplatz (Stachus) and Marienplatz. Although the location is a great selling point, the best part of a stay here is that in 2025 they became a certified “vegan-friendly hotel” through the organization, Vegan Hospitality. Their breakfast buffet features vegan croissants, homemade spreads, waffles, and much more — but the food fun doesn’t end there — you’ll also find options for lunch and dinner. In addition to that, the hotel also doesn’t feature any animal products in the rooms and all of their amenities are vegan-friendly.

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Relexa Hotel

Schwanthalerstraße 58-60, 80336 München, Germany
Just steps from the Munich main train station is this fabulous vegan-friendly hotel! Not only do they offer delicious locally-sourced, vegan options on their breakfast buffet, but they also ensure animal-free alternatives are used in their rooms. You can snuggle up with a down-free comforter and rest your head on silk-free pillows!

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Munich Vegan Wrap Up: More Spots in Germany

Now that you know all of the fabulous vegan restaurants in Munich, you should also know about all of the other great cities to visit in Germany! For further trip planning inspiration, check out these other vegan travel guides!

Complete Vegan Travel Guide to Cologne
The Best Berlin Vegan Travel Guide
Vegan Travel Guide to Gorgeous Heidelberg
Where to Go for Vegan Breakfast or Brunch in Berlin
The Ultimate Hamburg Vegan Guide: The Best Restaurants, Sights, & More
The Best Vegan Bakeries to Visit in Hamburg
Rise & Shine: The Best Vegan Breakfast Spots in Hamburg

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2 Comments

  1. We really enjoyed Munich thanks to your helpful guide! Veganism is spreading so quickly in Germany that there were already new vegan-friendly restaurants in Munich since you were there. We ate at Planty Sandwiches TWICE! The food was soooo good, and there service was unmatched! Several residents of Munich recommended Bodhi, so we ate there and were glad that we did. It was fun to try a delicious vegan schnitzel. We wish we tried Kansha, but instead we went to Secret Garden for vegan sushi. The service at Secret Garden was so rude that we left before even ordering. I’m glad that Kansha is another vegan sushi place. I have to give a shout out to Dr. Drooly for pizza! I talked about it for a week before we went, and it was everything I’d hoped for! They sometimes sell out certain pizzas, so we called in an order early in the day, and it was ready on time for pick up. We enjoyed a day trip to the Newschwanstein Castle, although I was saddened to see all of the horses enslaved to haul people by carriage up and down the mountain. It’s a strenuous walk, but there are buses for those who would be unable to complete the walk. By the way, a renowned artist friend recommended the Alte Pinakothek Museum, and we really enjoyed it. Thank you for helping to design our wonderful vacation!

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