Serves meat, vegan options available. International restaurant chain featuring artisan bakery and communal table dining. Menu includes various vegan options which are denoted on menu. Sample vegan choices like Plant-based "egg" Frittata, Squash & Cashew Cheese Tartine, hummus and bread, customized salad, the day's soup, and plant milk for coffee. Serves meat, vegan options available. Options may only include vegan croissants, cake, and juices, though may have salads or veggie burgers at times. Located both pre-security and also by gate 9 International. Open Mon-Sun 12:00am-12:00am.
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Ezeiza International Airport, Buenos Aires, Argentina, B1802
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Last update on 19 Feb 2020 by Guest
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Added by vtraveller on 19 Feb 2020
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6 Reviews
First Review by VeganMiska
Poundie
Points +16997
Rating this as an airport restaurant - Edit
LPQ (Le Pain Quotidien) is a fine chain. Most of their places are better than the ones at this airport; however, an LPQ at an airport is nonetheless much better than most things one finds at airports--I wish they had such a place at the NYC airports.
Read moreAs others have mentioned, there are two LPQs at EZE--one before security, one after. The one before security has far more offerings, but I had a plane to catch, so the one I visited was at the departure gates.
There are no cooks here: all the food is prepared in advance for grab-and-go (or for eating at some of the nearby tables). Even the post-security LPQ has vegan offerings that are clearly labeled, such as juices, hummus, babaganush, and pastries--not a lot, but better than what is found in many an airport.
Incidentally, I noticed another nearby kiosk called PATAGONIA (not listed on HappyCow) that seems to have a vegan sandwich (see photo). There is also a pizza place (listed on HC) that has some vegan slices; this is more than what one normally finds in an airport of this size.
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peas-full
Points +3579
Not really useful - Edit
There are at least two Pain Quotidien, one is big and near the check-in. The other is small, located at the gates (after all controls) and has no vegan options
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SVathne
Points +457
Finally something vegan at EZE airport - Edit
There are not many vegan options at Ezeiza International Airport, but there are some at Le Pain Quotidien. They have vegan muffin, vegan carrot cake, hummus, plain bread and a salad. My go-to is vegan muffin and carrot cake (Muffin Mora and Budin Zanahoria) and hummus with bread. I would recommend the carrot cake, it's very delicious!
Read moreThe attendant doesn't speak Spanish, and the vegan options are not clearly marked. They are marked with a leaf 🍃.
Pros: Some vegan options
Cons: Not clearly marked "Vegan/vegano"
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lionelofparis
Points +742
Looks like plastic, tastes like plastic - Edit
Two stars at at least they try to offer options, but they *reaaallly* need to do something about it. The salad (one and only for vegan) looked like it waited 2 days on the tarmac. Maybe it did? We will never know, but gosh that was not good! Yuk yuk yuk…
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JenniferBarrett
Points +27
There are a few things - Edit
There were a few options. I was able to get a blackberry muffin and ancient grains salad. Both are labeled vegan on the menu. But, you have to check the menu. Display labels do not denote whether something is vegan.
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VeganMiska
Points +532
No vegan options - Edit
I did not find any vegan options there, everywhere was cheese or something
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