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Coconaranja
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Vegetarian
Vegan-friendly
Macrobiotic
Organic
Raw
Beer/Wine
Bakery
Serves vegetarian and (clearly labeled) vegan food with an integral bakery with a variety of pastries. Gluten free available. Reported to close earlier than stated times. Open Mon-Sun 9:00am-7:00pm.
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9 de Julio 363, San Isidro, Buenos Aires, Argentina
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- Free Wi-Fi
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Last update on 03 Dec 2018 by Guest
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Added by Coconaranja on 30 Jan 2017
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6 Reviews
First Review by abosveld
thatcadguy
Points +121
The best lentil dish I've ever had - Edit
I had the green curry with lentils. Best lentil dish I've ever had, so much flavor.
Read morePros: Great atmosphere
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EduardoVanzan
Points +44
Muito bom!! - Edit
Restaurante pequeno, com lugar para se sentar. Muitas opções veganas, tudo bem descrito no menu. As comidas são deliciosas, e são bem servidas. O atendimento é maravilhoso. Também vendem produtos como bolos e geleias no local.
Read morePros: Muitas opções veganas, Comida muito boa, Atendimento ótimo
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tuteprimon
Points +32
Excelente comida y atención - Edit
Buen clima, atencion y lugar para almorzar o merendar.
Read morePros: Tienen muchas opciones veganas (casi todas), La mayoría de los ingredientes son organicos, La atención y es buenisima
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GinaSarabia
Points +26
Buenisimo - Edit
Las medialunas veganas riquísimas, tienen cosas para comprar y llevar y también mucho lugar para sentarse a consumir ahí. Los dueños muy amables!
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krishb89
Points +167
Great food and friendly staff - Edit
Healthy and tasty food. It's not cheap but the ingredients are good quality. Reminds me a bit of The Happy Pear in Ireland
Read morePros: Many vegan options
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abosveld
Points +129
Nope - Edit
Definite no for me. Came especially here for the good reviews and the gluten free options. In San Isidro are not many options. The waiter told us they were closed. Because they closed at three. Nor happy cow, nor Google, nor a note on the door states this, so to me it just looked like they wanted to go home (there were still people seated). After explaining why we were there (after all lunch in Argentina does not have a definite time limit), we were told that the shop was still opened, but the kitchen wasn't. Instead of offering us a coffee and a pastry from the vitrine, they didn't seem bothered at all. Pity, because the food does look good.
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