Loewenstein - Menu

I can only agree with the good reviews. new: with permission of the rabbis, this is open locally on Saturday after the gotte service.

crisp gastronomy in the historical heart of divine. very nice place to spend a dinner with friends. very friendly service, very good prices.

pro: very nice staff, vegetarian food selection, delicious food contra: cool ambientenettes small local with nice staff and open kitchen, ambiente worthy of improvement

eating was very delicious and for every taste what was there. operation was a bit slow, but apparently new and therefore not so bad. she was very kind and gave her best.

during a service trip looking for a restaurant with vegan offer and getting this Jewish bistro recommended. eating was very tasty, the staff very friendly, but the ambiente is a bit cool. a visit there is absolutely recommended!

a bistro with modern equipment. tight and neat. the map is mainly vegetarian, but it can also be fished. vegan is also included. because we had a bit of a hurry, the waiter was talking about the possibilities that existed. in no time we had our food so we were on time for our next appointment. we had a lion stone plate. the food was delicious, fresh and had great aromas. I would recommend it to everyone!

a historical place (home of family lion stone with synagogue) you can have good and light food here. especially delicious the falafel with feta filling, on request also with hummus. the service is absolutely friendly. only manko the slightly cool device. a few large-format pictures on the walls would make the large, high space a bit more pleasant. playback and open kitchen (without smell) are a good thing. closed on Friday night and on Sunday night. well also the Israeli wee (barkan!)

löwenstein is a vegetarian, vegan and kosher cuisine specialized bistro/restaurant. for nonvegetarians there is also a handful of fish dishes (especially salmon). in the beverages, the Israeli wee and an Israeli beer variety are particularly prominent from the usual standard selection. for the small guests there is a special children's card.Positively the low waiting times are dropped. the drinks were almost immediately there, eating came after a short buffering time (just enough to eat the put brot).The portion sizes depend on the ordered dish. Falafel dishes are rather clear.For later, the menu offers a selection of coffee, tea and shake specialties as well as various types of cake, baklaw...

the löwenstein as a Jewish bistro has now enriched our food plan and the Gottinger gastronomy for some time. the load as such does not seem really cozy or welcoming, but that is better because increasingly pictures and deco are added. the card or the feed must not be improved. Mediterranean or kosher Israeli dishes are offered, which stand out pleasantly and clearly from the average mezze or Mediterranean snack spectrum. the foods are also freshly prepared before site, which is to be noted the salads. the prices are slightly elevated compared to other providers in the Mediterranean spectrum, and the portion size is more petite than lush. the taste - after israel and medium-meersonne instead...