Lucky Leek - Menu

Not cheap, but certainly worth visiting. Well presented, creative, tasty dishes, decent open red (Primitivo anyone nice dessert and grappa, good espresso. All good.

My vegan girlfriend and I tried this Michelin restaurant and we were pleased with the food. The staff was friendly and the food was good. All in all a good experience for a good price. x courses with sodas costs

Lucky Leek is a great vegetarian restaurant. They offer a few options in terms of number of courses. The food is creative and thoughtful. I'm not a fan of jellied items, but aside from that, the meal was delicious with friendly service. View menu

so... it looked good in the reviews and we decided to try it. great service, great timing between the curses. great food and extremely tasty. they have missed a trick by not offering or pairing any more wine to our courses and not offering us any more. .

not our first vegan tasting menu, but certainly a cut over it. we enjoyed the menu of the chef of cuisine and were particularly enthusiastic about the variety and complexity of taste and texture in each floor, from “egg salad” on a tiny toast as amuse bouche to.

Not our first vegan tasting menu but certainly a cut above. We enjoyed the chefs menu, and in particular loved the variety and complexity of flavour and texture in each course, from the “egg salad” on a tiny toast as an amuse bouche, to the...pear crumble for desert. We felt the meal was nicely paced, service was friendly and efficient, and we enjoyed beer with our food rather than wine (just love the German wheat beers should be a pairing option A very good meal and totally deserving of the comments from Michelin. View menu

SO.... it looked good on the reviews and we decided to try it. Great service, great timing between courses. Great food and extremely tasty. They missed a trick by not offering or pairing any more wine with our courses and didn't offer us any more...than the glass of wine we consumed before our starters arrived. Overall, a great experience and the portions were exactly the right size, for the we ate. One big disappointment was that the food actually wasn't hot. It was warm. Shame. I read about the weird waiter and indeed there is a Basil Fawlty character, which tickled me ha ha. Would I go again?, yes, but I'd raise the issue of the food temperature.

Restaurant Lucky Leek was quite disappointing. One would have thought that a Bib Gourmand was a guarantee for delicious food, all five courses in the menu, however, were a disappointment. None of the courses were refined, as the cook seemed to be in the habit...of using the complete kitchen stock in each of these. Indeed, the level of cooking did not surpass that of a student cafeteria. I have to admit that the German wines in the wine arrangement were excellent, and although each glass only came after I was almost done with a course, it helped getting the food down. And last but not least, a restaurant that does not accept credit cards under euros, should not ask guests for a deposit paymen...

What an amazing experience! Berlin has a bewildering array of vegan options at all levels of the market and I happened upon the Lucky Leek by accident. It's a lovely place, very comfortable, dress up/down to suit, no-one cares. The food is spectacular in appearance,...texture and taste and the quality of service is impeccable. No-one constantly asking you if you want to buy more drinks, no-one trying to be your friend so you'll leave a bigger tip, just consummate professionalism but in a friendly manner. It's the small things that make service special. Drinks deliveries staggered to be delivered when the previous one is just finished, so the wine doesn't sit on the table warming up. Perfect... View menu