Nana - Koblenz

I'd like to give five stars, unfortunately it can't, because the restaurant is not purely vegan. The concept is based on the levant cuisine and traditionally comes with little animal products. The idea is to say “Tapas”. It was very, very tasty. One of the few levant restaurants in Germany. Something special. I can also recommend the self-made ice teas. Not so sweet.

Super delicious Shakshuka and Hummus. Very friendly staff and fast operation.

Terrific falafels, amazing bulgur salad and incredible hummus were the highlights of the evening. We had the Shakshuka, the Hummus Mashwaya, Falafel Sudani and the cauliflower. I can especially recommend the Falafel sudani with bulgur. We ordered to much food for two persons, but that was our fault… Go and have a taste. There are many vegan and vegetarian options.

This place serves absolutely tasty Levantine food (meze). I am pretty sure they have the best falafel and hummus in Koblenz, and all of the other dishes that I've seen looked delicious, too. In the menu, vegetarian and vegan options are labelled. At first glance, there seemed to be only about 3 vegan options, but upon asking, they told me that the menu was outdated: They switched from dairy yogurt to soy yogurt recently for some of their recipes (such as hummus), which resulted in many more vegan options. In their menu, they even specifically write that they have no problem making some of the vegetarian meze vegan. So don't hesitate asking the staff is very friendly and helpful! They also offer hot drinks (like coffee or hot chocolate) with non dairy milk. The only downside was that we had to wait quite long for the food. But all things considered, this is a very good place to eat and I will definitely come here more often.

This place serves absolutely delicious Levantin food (meze.) I am quite sure that they have the best falafel and hummus in koblenz, and all the other dishes I have seen also looked delicious. in the menu are selected vegetarian and vegan options. on the first option it seemed to be only about 3 vegan options, but after asking, they told me that the menu was outdated: they changed from milk yoghurt to soy yogurt recently for some of their recipes (like hummus), which led to many vegans. in their menu they even write specifically that they have no problem making some of the vegetarian meze vegan. do not hesitate to ask the personal is very friendly and helpful! they also offer hot drinks (such as coffee or hot chocolate) with non-dry milk. the only part was that we had to wait a long time for eating. but all the things considered, this is a very good place to eat and I will definitely come here more often.