rashcook falafel - Berger Str.

The Linktree tagline "veganes streetfood mit grie soß" signals the entire menu is vegan. The Uber Eats menu confirms the "frankfurter falafel" and "rashcook plate" are built with vegan sauces, hummus, and quinoa. One Google review on Restaurant Guru explicitly notes "Vegan" as an accommodated restriction, and the restaurant is listed under vegetarian restaurants. While the kitchen isn't independently certified as vegan, the core falafel-and-hummus offering is structurally vegan and the brand markets itself as a vegan street-food concept. Cross-contamination risk is not addressed in the sources. Staff should be consulted about shared fryers for those with a severe allergy.

The entire menu is plant-based falafel, hummus, and salads, making it vegetarian by default. Restaurant Guru lists it under 'vegetarian restaurants' and a Google review excerpt calls it a 'Large vegetarian selection'. The Linktree tagline says 'veganes streetfood', which implies all vegetarian too. No separate vegetarian menu or equipment distinctions are mentioned. Check with staff if avoiding eggs or dairy due to potential cross-contact in shared prep.

One Google review on Restaurant Guru lists gluten-free as an accommodated dietary restriction. The Uber Eats menu shows falafel plates and salads that could be gluten-free by ingredient, but it also mentions khobz-pfannenbrot (flatbread) with some dishes and no gluten-free labelling on the menu. No information is available on dedicated fryers, separate prep areas, or staff training for coeliac safety. The signal is thin: a single review mention and a menu where gluten-free-friendly items likely exist, such as the rashcook plate without bread, but no structural evidence of a safe coeliac protocol exists. Calling ahead to confirm procedures is recommended before visiting.