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various vegan and vegetarian options very good, but sometimes somewhat more expensive.

ok, the service is a little lame and nich mega friendly. but eating was very good. I'll go a lot more often now!

cozy and nice, but much esoteric chimney and relatiw expensive. eating tastes like yourself, which is nice, but the kick is missing

Bio Kaffe und Vegan Chocolate Cake – one of the best that I ever ate. Cafe Kiesselstein is really near to the Schloss Sanssouci in Potsdam, so it is perfect place to make a break after the walk in the park.

Vegetarian restaurant with the vegan and gluten free options clearly indicated for both breakfast and lunch. Freshly prepared meals with a lot of veggies, we had a filling creamy soup and amazing quiche. It can be busy, on saturday at lunch, and inside seating is limited but you can make a reservation

We got into Potsdam on a Monday and the few vegan suggestions were closed. We ordered most everything that was titled vegan-salad (great with beets and potatoes, the hummus/falafel and tofu sandwich. The food was great! If I went back I would opt out of the tofu sandwich and try the other vegan item which I think was a veggie puffed pastry.

Este café ofrece constantemente un servicio al cliente adecuado y amigable. La comida nunca defrauda y está elaborada con productos orgánicos saludables y de alta calidad. Soy muy exigente con mis opciones gastronómicas en Berlín y Potsdam. La mayoría de los restaurantes no alcanzan mis estándares de calidad, relación calidad-precio, limpieza ... y servicio al cliente educado. Este lugar nunca ha decepcionado

the caffeine kieselstein lies on a very busy road, but in the inner or in the inner courtyard they do not get so much from the noise. the device is simple and comfortable. unfortunately I was not greeted when entering the caffeine, almost already ignored. After we had given up the order, we had to wait almost an hour for our food. the order of my order came first to my main court I had to wait 10 minutes. I have a little bad brain with a little porridge and smoked tofu. unfortunately I did not make a photo, but it was a very small part, sweet dressed and tasteless. I won't eat again. but I hope for everyone else that the staff will be a little more friendly.

I am an eat-everything foodie traveling through Europe with my vegetarian niece. The food here was fine not exceptional but okay. The daily pasta penne with tomato and mushroom had uninterested tomato sauce that could have come from a can. Tasted fine but no texture, no chunks of tomato and no flavor. The mushrooms were simple white mushrooms the average American one) despite it being Pfifferlinge season here). My niece's falafel plate was better, but again not particularly exciting. We got better falafel at a doner kebab imbiß in Berlin. The Mohnkuchen redeemed the food. The service on the other hand was abyssmal. Took 25 minutes to even get waitress to order (in restaurant with two servers...