
Sfizy Veg
Sfizy Veg operates as a 100% dedicated vegan pizzeria, with every menu item plant-based, house-made vegan cheeses used throughout, and no animal products kept on the premises.
Per-allergen evidence
Sfizy Veg operates as a 100% dedicated vegan pizzeria, with every menu item plant-based, house-made vegan cheeses used throughout, and no animal products kept on the premises.
[1] Aggregator CLOSED: Sfizy Veg - Berlin Restaurant - HappyCow, HappyCow
A HappyCow listing confirms that Sfizy Veg was a fully vegan pizzeria, established in 2011 and confirmed closed in February 2019, which served pizza, salads, bruschetta, and desserts.fetched May 4, 2026[2] Aggregator CLOSED: Sfizy Veg - Berlin | Review "Disappointed by chef's attitude " by Polinatje - HappyCow, HappyCow
A HappyCow review page confirms the fully vegan Italian-style menu concept but contains no additional allergen detail beyond the venue description.fetched May 4, 2026[3] Verified blog Sfizy Veg Review: Berlin's Best Vegan Pizza You Need to Try, indefiniteadventure.com
A travel blog provides the most detailed menu description. It confirms the kitchen is 100% vegan, mentions house-made vegan cheeses (cashew parmesan and Wilmersburger), notes that gluten-free crusts and GF lasagna are available, and points out seitan-based meat toppings throughout the menu.fetched May 4, 2026The restaurant operates a fully vegan kitchen, so every dish is inherently vegetarian. No meat or fish is present on the premises.
[1] Aggregator CLOSED: Sfizy Veg - Berlin Restaurant - HappyCow, HappyCow
A HappyCow listing confirms that Sfizy Veg was a fully vegan pizzeria, established in 2011 and confirmed closed in February 2019, which served pizza, salads, bruschetta, and desserts.fetched May 4, 2026[2] Verified blog Sfizy Veg Review: Berlin's Best Vegan Pizza You Need to Try, indefiniteadventure.com
A travel blog provides the most detailed menu description. It confirms the kitchen is 100% vegan, mentions house-made vegan cheeses (cashew parmesan and Wilmersburger), notes that gluten-free crusts and GF lasagna are available, and points out seitan-based meat toppings throughout the menu.fetched May 4, 2026The kitchen is entirely dairy-free. All cheeses are house-made vegan alternatives, cashew, Wilmersburger, and potato-based, and no dairy products are used anywhere on the premises.
[1] Verified blog Sfizy Veg Review: Berlin's Best Vegan Pizza You Need to Try, indefiniteadventure.com
A travel blog provides the most detailed menu description. It confirms the kitchen is 100% vegan, mentions house-made vegan cheeses (cashew parmesan and Wilmersburger), notes that gluten-free crusts and GF lasagna are available, and points out seitan-based meat toppings throughout the menu.fetched May 4, 2026[2] Verified blog Log in to Foursquare, foursquare.com
A Foursquare snippet describes the venue as "completely soy-free," with potato-based cheese and seitan-based meats. The information is useful for soy classification but is unverified and comes from a community snippet rather than a formal source.fetched May 4, 2026As a fully vegan pizzeria, the restaurant serves no meat or fish of any kind. The kitchen is appropriate for pescatarians by default.
[1] Aggregator CLOSED: Sfizy Veg - Berlin Restaurant - HappyCow, HappyCow
A HappyCow listing confirms that Sfizy Veg was a fully vegan pizzeria, established in 2011 and confirmed closed in February 2019, which served pizza, salads, bruschetta, and desserts.fetched May 4, 2026[2] Verified blog Sfizy Veg Review: Berlin's Best Vegan Pizza You Need to Try, indefiniteadventure.com
A travel blog provides the most detailed menu description. It confirms the kitchen is 100% vegan, mentions house-made vegan cheeses (cashew parmesan and Wilmersburger), notes that gluten-free crusts and GF lasagna are available, and points out seitan-based meat toppings throughout the menu.fetched May 4, 2026As a fully vegan establishment, the restaurant does not use eggs anywhere in the kitchen. No egg-containing products are present on the premises.
[1] Aggregator CLOSED: Sfizy Veg - Berlin Restaurant - HappyCow, HappyCow
A HappyCow listing confirms that Sfizy Veg was a fully vegan pizzeria, established in 2011 and confirmed closed in February 2019, which served pizza, salads, bruschetta, and desserts.fetched May 4, 2026[2] Verified blog Sfizy Veg Review: Berlin's Best Vegan Pizza You Need to Try, indefiniteadventure.com
A travel blog provides the most detailed menu description. It confirms the kitchen is 100% vegan, mentions house-made vegan cheeses (cashew parmesan and Wilmersburger), notes that gluten-free crusts and GF lasagna are available, and points out seitan-based meat toppings throughout the menu.fetched May 4, 2026A Foursquare snippet describes the cheese as potato-based and the meats as seitan, a wheat-based product, with the menu claimed to be 'completely soy-free'; seitan itself is a gluten product, however, and the broader menu may include soy in other forms, with no formal marked menu confirming soy-free status across all items.
Gluten-free pizza crusts and gluten-free lasagna are listed as available options, and a pre-order system for gluten-free pizza is noted. The kitchen operates as a shared environment where seitan and wheat-based meats are used throughout, and no dedicated preparation area or formal gluten-free protocol has been documented.
[1] Verified blog Sfizy Veg Review: Berlin's Best Vegan Pizza You Need to Try, indefiniteadventure.com
A travel blog provides the most detailed menu description. It confirms the kitchen is 100% vegan, mentions house-made vegan cheeses (cashew parmesan and Wilmersburger), notes that gluten-free crusts and GF lasagna are available, and points out seitan-based meat toppings throughout the menu.fetched May 4, 2026[2] Verified blog Monthly Updates – glutenfrei in berlin, glutenfreiberlin.wordpress.com
A Berlin gluten-free blog reports an unverified community tip that Sfizy Veg provides gluten-free pasta and gluten-free pizza available by pre-order. The blog explicitly states they could not confirm this information with the venue and found no mention of it on the restaurant's website, flagging the risk for coeliac diners.fetched May 4, 2026Always confirm with venue staff before ordering. Tiers and accreditations are guides, not guarantees.
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