KOPPS Bar and Restaurant

Just love this place. Have been here several times, and have never been disappointed. Creative vegan fine dining with great presentation and flavors. Don't miss!

Enjoyed the vegan food here. Lots of imagination and flavour - and presented beautifully, Was impressed by the friendly and professional service too. Not all of the textures quite worked, but overall eating vegan was an enjoyable experience and at times close to haute cuisine. My main gripe though would be the cost. This is an expensive restaurant and ultimately not convinced that the food was worth the price tag, over 50 euros per head.

Visited here on the back of good reviews. First thing I noticed was the price...this place isn't cheap. €104 for 3 courses and a glass of wine (for 2). We opted for 2 courses and wine. The food was spot on. On the plate it looked small but it was very filling. Could not fault the food.Service was a little slow and the obsession with waiters explaining every dish to you in microdetail when it arrives, I'm guessing would be a little tedious with larger tables. I could it odd that an otherwise perfectly well dressed waiter would wear a pair of dirty training shoes! But would I go again.....definitely. View menu

I won't lie, I'm fairly sure this is the poshest restaurant I've ever been to. Don't take that as disparaging, it is a really lovely and friendly and welcoming place. I've never had the chef serve the meal and explain all the ingredients but it was really charming and delightful. The food (everything is 100% vegan) was absolutely mind-blowing, and while expensive, is worth every cent. Such a pungent mix of flavours, it was just delicious and rich. We were too full after a starter and main to even think about dessert.I do highly recommend this dining experience if you are looking for a very fine experience, whether you're vegan or not.

The food here was amazing. We went for brunch which was all vegan and included; scrambled eggs, brownies, egg mayo, cold cuts, cheese, desert pots, chilli, pancakes and so much more. The "eggs" were definitely the highlight for me. It is quite expensive (~€17 each) but worth it for the novelty of an all vegan buffet, although I think drinks should be included, or at least 1 drink free/water for the table or something. We got a fresh apple juice and fresh orange juice, and they were around €5 for 500ml- which is ridiculously expensive and the apple juice wasn't even nice. The servers also didn't explain anything to us, just showed us to our table, so we were a bit confused as to wether we jus...

I was in Berlin with my meat eating son and this was the one fully vegan restaurant we went to. I'm happy to spend 50 euros on a 3 course meal but as I was unsure if my son would enjoy the food we instead went for the 3 course set meal priced at 19 euros.The set meal is called 'Come Together' and is served communally to those who arrive between 6 and 6.15. I wasn't expecting this, but actually was quite nice to sit with others.Restaurant looks lovely, presentation is beautiful service was polite and efficient but I found the food not very good tbh. Its just a taster menu I had but they just seem to be trying too hard to produce interesting food and getting it a bit wrong. The starter tasted... View menu

I was very excited after reading a great article about this restaurant and took a meat-eating friend so that I could get two perspectives. As a vegan, I appreciate when chefs try to create new experiences and tastes rather than just trying to produce, for example, a vegan "Beer Wellington." Unfortunately, tonight's 5-course set menu (50 Euros) was neither exciting nor stimulating. There were no complex flavors that developed or changed with each bite. In fact, there was very little flavor. The main course of eggplant (aubergine) and sweet potato tasted of neither. It tasted "brown." On the other hand, the soup was completely inedible. It tasted like a beginner's attempt at a cream sauce, too...

My boyfriend and I are trying a vegetarian diet for a month so we decided to splash out on a reputable restaurant in a vegan friendly city. We arrived at 7pm and sat outside first as it was very warm inside. We ordered our drinks (a G&T and a white wine), the first one of which was great, but my white wine took over 25 minutes to arrive. Once we got really hungry we sat inside and ordered the 5-course menu and a bottle of red wine. I also informed the waitress that I was allergic to nuts. We then waited 40 minutes for the first course to come - a plate of tomatoes, a kind of salad that tasted lovely. But our wine had not arrived so we had to prompt the waitress as I personally enjoy wine as...

We arrived at the restaurant around 20:00 and were seated indoors immediately.It was our last night in the city and I had been pestering the wife (who eats meat) to come to some sort of vegan/vegetarian tasting menu style restaurant for a while now, she had agreed and I was really looking forward to it.We were given menus, which was a 3, 4 or 5 course tasting menu, we opted for the 5 courses with wine pairings at £70 each.The pre appetizer came, which was basically a spoon with what tasted like a dog treat and a bit of cranberry puree on it.... not appetizing or a good sign at all. ( I must add that this wasn't one of the 5 courses)The first course proper arrived briskly, it was a seaweed an... View menu