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For me it's a good restaurant with upward potential. My experiences: Positive: -Falafel tastes incredibly good! -Furniture was designed with a lot of love -The restaurant invites you to try out new food -Service is polite -White wine mushroom sauce was very good! Neutral: -The prices are already high for the quality offered. -Using names like schnitzel in a vegan restaurant is quite clean in my opinion. I would completely leave out terms like kebab and schnitzel to completely avoid misunderstandings. -The cappuccino was far too hot and didn't taste anything special. -Had to ask twice about my order. We apologized once, which was completely OK, but not the second time. -The roast beef made from beetroot was nothing special for my taste (I tend to call it boring) and of course I see the 21.90 euros as too expensive. -The baked potatoes were also bland. With butter, salt and rosemary you can really work wonders. -There was no greeting from the kitchen or anything like that. In summary, if I'm personally in the area and feel a little hungry, I like to stop by for a portion of falafel because they were so tasty, but I don't make a special trip to the restaurant from downtown Frankfurt.

Good vegan restaurant. I had the Hummus Sabisch and unfortunately both the eggplants and the potatoes were cold due to the hummus and therefore not as tasty.

Highly recommended, Arais was really tasty