Café Museum - Weingarten

Klasse! Top Preis Leistung. Schneller Service, sehr aufmerksam. Freundliche Atmosphäre Wir kommen wieder. read more Klasse! Top Preis Leistung. Schneller Service, sehr aufmerksam. Freundliche Atmosphäre Wir kommen wieder.

Sehr gemütliches Ambiente Service: Dine in Meal type: Other Food: 3 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 read more Sehr gemütliches Ambiente Service: Dine in Meal type: Other Food: 3 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

Coffee and breakfast were great! Price performance is also absolute and the atmosphere is very cozy. Here we come back read more Coffee and breakfast were great! Price performance is also absolute and the atmosphere is very cozy. Here we come back

Deduction in the B grade: This week 's vegan dish of the week: fish fingers with creamed spinach. Doesn 't sound entirely vegan... Otherwise, a nice café with a... read more Deduction in the B grade: This week 's vegan dish of the week: fish fingers with creamed spinach. Doesn 't sound entirely vegan... Otherwise, a nice café with a lovely terrace and a good breakfast... Answer to the question: OK, it 's a vegan alternative. I didn 't understand that when I read it and immediately assumed it was regular fish fingers and regular creamed spinach, even though it says vegan of the week above. I might just write Vegan fish fingers with vegan creamed spinach.

The outdoor area is quite cozy, but Cafe Museum is best used as a cafe. I was just as unconvinced by the food as I was by the menu. Why do they offer a salad pl... read more The outdoor area is quite cozy, but Cafe Museum is best used as a cafe. I was just as unconvinced by the food as I was by the menu. Why do they offer a salad plate with vegan falafel and hummus, but the salad is only vegetarian? Why are the fries vegetarian and not vegan? The waiter couldn 't answer that question either. On the front page, fish fingers are advertised as the vegan dish of the week. The vegan Thai curry is served with grilled king prawns or turkey strips. What 's that all about? The vegan burger I ate was not tasty at all. The inappropriate barbecue sauce is obviously meant to mask the old flavor of the edamame-avocado paddy. Conclusion for Cafe Museum: Drinking coffee, yes, eating, no. Unfortunately, I can 't respond to Andi Scheffler 's answer, so here 's my addendum. No, fries are not always vegan. In addition to the frying oil, the seasoning mix and what else is being fried in the fryer are important. If you offer vegan meat/fish alternatives, label them with the word vegan or write Vleisch/Visch, and then it 's clear. And since there are meat/fish alternatives, everyone should ask themselves why they prefer food that screamed in fear and pain during murder. Balsamic vinegar isn 't always vegan either; it depends on the production, and the salad is labeled vegetarian. Why should I allow someone to eat dead shrimp? Shrimp have their eyes cut out during breeding so they reproduce faster. The vegan burger is a matter of taste. But you can ask the guests; I 'd be surprised if you found a guest who ordered the burger a second time.