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CLOSED: Casa del Pozole
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Closed
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Veg-options
Serves meat, vegan options available. Small restaurant serving only one dish: "Jalsico-style" pozole. Makes separate vegetarian and vegan varieties. Served traditionally with sides of radish, onions, oregano, chili, and cabbage for garnish. Chef/owner happy to make customized pozoles including local mushrooms and other vegetables. Space also used for women's rights and Zapatista subjects. Close to both Cerillo and Santo Domingo churches. Reported closed, October 2018.
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Diagonal Arriaga, at the corner of Belisario Domínguez (at one block from Cerillo Church), San Cristobal De Las Casas, Mexico
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Added by enRoute on 12 Nov 2013
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3 Reviews
First Review by enRoute
peas-full
Points +3373
Closed - Edit
The restaurant at this location (see picture) is closed for good. I went to the other location mentioned in the previous review and I have spoken with the owner: they haven’t moved, it’s another restaurant with the same name. They also have a vegetarian Pozole but the whole place/menu looks a bit veg-unfriendly. Haven’t eat there.
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blissfulnomad
Points +23
Solid local spot, not very vegetarian - Edit
This has moved to one block to Miguel Hidalgo, a block south of the main square between the expensive touristy restaurants with patios. It's a tiny local restaurant that specializes in Pozole, a pre-Colombian dish of maize and meat (even pork rinds), with a basket of spices and radish & onion sides.
Read moreMy two vegan friends didn't have much to choose from.
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enRoute
Points +1401
Diamond in the rough - Edit
I was so glad to find this place... just happened to be walking and saw the "vegetarian" part of their sign prominently displayed. It's run by an owner/chef with a lot of personality. Unfortunately it's tucked away and not very easy to run across; go and support it! She makes a wicked all-veg (vegan or not) pozole with fresh ingredients and traditional accompaniments.
Read moreMay not always be open; either ring the bell or call before to make sure she's ready for you. Seriously, go give this place a try... it's in a neat area bordering the fascinating market and is perfect for a walk around the Cerillo neighborhood.
Pros: Scrumptious, Friendly, Cheap
Cons: Hard to find, Limited selection, Not always open
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