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Casa da Pamonha
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Vegetarian
Reported 100% vegetarian in December 2016. Food is typical of many vegetarian-vegan restaurants in Brazil. Offers vegan options like seitan, jackfruit stir-fry, feijoada, bolognese, burgers, etc. Just off main square where the famed Teatro Amazonas is located, approximately 100 metres away where Rua Barroso opens half way along the square on the south side. Open Mon-Fri 8:00am-7:00pm, Sat 8:00am-2:00pm.
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Rua Barroso, 375 Centro, Manaus (at Praca Sao Sebastio, Teatro Amazonas), Manaus, Brazil
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Last update on 22 Jul 2023 by Checklist_HubLocal
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Added by GraemeRK on 09 Jul 2008
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11 Reviews
First Review by marneves
Dany5!
Points +105
Best vegan food in town! - Edit
They have buffet at noon consisting of mainly vegan and also vegetarian options. It is very delicious and diverse. The staff is extraordinarily friendly and very sweet. I have lunch there everyday. It is lovely and can be very much recommended.
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Shannen
Points +144
Very affordable vegan and veg food in Centro Manaus - Edit
Delicious feijoada! My husband had the polpetone, also very nice. Very affordable, at 30 R$ and 26 R$ for our plates. We ordered from a menu, there was no buffet when we were here, but around 8 vegan options on the menu, and like 5 veg options.
Read moreCombine it with a visit to the old center of Manaus (Centro), it's right next to the famous theater.
Pros: Plenty of options, Cheap, Good location
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Salman
Points +79
Great vegan vegetarian place in Manaus - Edit
Was very glad to find this place in Amazonas. Vegan versions of traditional Brazilian dishes.
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Rutgervdl
Points +85
Excellent lunch - Edit
Great buffet lunch at a very reasonable price (45/kg). Lots of different options and most of them vegan. Plenty of seating and a nice interior, located next to the theater so no excuse to miss it.
Read morePros: Lots of vegan options
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BradenPollock
Points +605
Fresh food and friendly service. - Edit
Or maybe friendly food and fresh service :)
Read morePros: Mostly vegan. , Very nice staff, Some grocery items.
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WayneB
Points +219
A nice bright alternative in Manaus. - Edit
Right in the middle of town, Casa da Pamonha was open early for coffee on our way to the theatre and we returned for the buffet lunch. As mentioned in other reviews a good portion of the options are vegan and as we don't eat wheat either the chef was called out to advise what we could have. The small vegetable cakes and pakoras were made with chick pea flour (grão-de-bico) so we were happy. It's RS$42 per kilo, the cheapest vegetarian price in the city so far and the place we would most likely return to while in Manaus. The coffee was RS$3 and the fridges were stacked with Coca-Cola. It would be awesome to see some kefir or more natural drink options as I have to make an allowance to give money to people hawking Coke and Nestlé.
Read morePros: Well prepared dishes. Organic Pineapples.
Cons: Unethical commercial products.
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jadsonrocha
Points +435
Simple and pleasent - Edit
I went there for lunch almost every they I spent in Manaus, it's the only vegetarian restaurant I could find, but that's not the only reason why I'd recommend this place. More or less 1/3 of the hot dishes were suitable for vegans, and everything I tried was really tasty. They don't label the dishes but the staff was very kind on showing me the vegan options. Ask if they have the vegan banana cake (wich looks more like a pie) for dessert, and if you go there just for a snack order a tapioca filled with "tucumã" (with no butter).
Read morePros: cheap, friendly staff
Cons: don't label the dishes
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jaz151
Points +232
Veggie lunch - Edit
Vegetarian per kilo buffet at lunch only. In a convenient location near the Teatro. I had no trouble filling a plate with tasty vegan dishes.
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Chica560
Points +24
cheap and tasty - Edit
We went for the vegetarian lunch to casa de pamonha and quite enjoyed the food. It was a per kg place, typical for Brazil, and there was a decent amount of dishes to choose from. The food was tasty and a nice change from the typical brazilian faire of beans and rice. Most dishes looked vegan to me but better to ask the staff to be sure. There was also tasty cakes and juices on offer. Please note that only the lunch is vegetarian!
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imogenmichel
Points +2581
Mediocre but few alternatives - Edit
I came here for the vegetarian lunch buffet, as there are very few other veg*n food places around. The venue was very clean and tranquil with a relaxed atmosphere, but sadly there is very little I can say positively about the food. Everything was really bland and mediocre with limited vegan options, and I had some difficulty explaining to the staff what vegans do and don't eat, even though I speak some Portuguese. The juice was bland and flavourless too. I appreciate that there are very few alternatives in this city, but I was still disappointed with their efforts.
Read morePros: Nice, clean space, Lack of other options
Cons: Mediocre food and drink, Don't know what vegan means
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marneves
Points +13
100% vegetarian lunch buffet - Edit
The "100% vegetarian" applies only to the lunch buffet, but I'm afraid this info is displayed in Portuguese only. They do have vegan options from texturized soy protein to seitan and also lacto-vegetarian meals (I am not sure about eggs). Very convenient location.
Read morePros: Cozy atmosphere, Convenient location, Good value
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