Tante Frieda - Landshut

I went here to dinner after visiting the menu here (they have no on their website). the menu has changed significantly, so I think the owner must have changed. there is a (one) vegan meal on the menu, marked as cruelty free in barely readable font. it is simply asian-style pasta. literal everything else on the (big) menu is burger, pommes, salat, baked kartoffel and other hearty meals, but no vegan options. the personal was something out of her deep when I asked if the baked kartoffel would be vegan without acid cream. this is not a vegan-friendly restaurant for dinner.

We were in the brig yesterday afternoon for a coffee drink. was very pleased that there was the species of hafer and mandel as alternatives to milk. price is 50ct. it was surprising that there was an excellent vegan cake of the kind of heavenly nuss. I actually had to ask 2x because the cake had a delicious filling à la cheesecake. I have studied the card and there are always at least 1-2 options for vegan people in each opposite ( breakfast, lunch, dinner). also gluten-free alternatives are clearly marked.

I went here for dinner after visiting the menu here (they have no on their website). The menu has changed significantly so I think the owner must have changed. There is a (ONE) vegan meal on the menu, marked as cruelty free in barely readable font. It's just Asian-style pasta. Literally everything else on the (big) menu is burger, pommes, salad, baked potato and other hearty meals, but no vegan options. The staff was a bit out of their depth when I asked if the baked potato would be vegan without acid cream. This is NOT a vegan-friendly restaurant for dinner.

We were drinking for a coffee yesterday afternoon at the roastery. was very pleased that there was the kind of oats and almond as alternatives to milk. Price is 50ct. It was surprising that there was an excellent vegan cake of the kind of heavenly nuts. I actually had to ask 2x because the cake had a delicious filling à la cheesecake. I studied the map and there are always at least 1-2 options for vegan people in every area (breakfast, lunch, dinner). gluten-free alternatives are also marked.

I went here for dinner after looking at the menu here (they do not have one on their website). The menu has changed significantly, so that I think the owner must have changed. There is one (ONE) vegan meal on the menu, labelled as cruelty free in barely readable font. It is simple asian-style pasta. Literally everything else on the (big) menu is burger, fries, salad, baked potato and other hearty meals, but no vegan options there. The staff was a little out of their depths when I asked if the baked potato without sour cream would be vegan. This is NOT a vegan-friendly restaurant for evening meals.