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Vegan-friendly
Lacto
American
Pizza
Western
Juice bar
Beer/Wine
A vegetarian place with a smoothie and juice bar, situated on the top of a building on the 2nd floor (you have to look for it). Relaxed atmosphere with view of the lake. Has Wi-Fi. Shows cult movies on Sunday nights. Also is a venue for hosting documentaries (and can order food with notice). Previously known as Home. Reported closed October 2020.
30 Reviews
First Review by Happycow36
VeggieVisa
Points +507
Best Vegetarian Breakfast in San Pedro - Edit
Cafe Home is the best option for a vegetarian breakfast in San Pedro. The whole-wheat, sesame, flax and pumpkin seed pancakes are a delicious treat and can be made vegan. They also have a sensitive tummy menu that is great for anyone with a case of travelers stomach. Seating is all outdoors in a lovely garden. After my first breakfast here, we went back every day that we were in San Pedro.
Read morePros: Best Pancakes in Central America, Sensitive Tummy Menu, Vegan Options
Guest
MichaelKalmanovitch
Points +71
Best Veggie Burger in the World - Edit
This bold statement was one of the items on this menu. This is what I had for lunch when I visited (they close at 5pm).
Read moreIt was very good but since I have not eaten every veggie burger in the world I am unsure whether they are.
It was delicious though and it was missing one of its usual ingredients (Garlic Aioli) which I think would have made it even more so.
If you think you know your way around veggie burgers - try it out and post what you think.
Pros: Good food, Good Price, Very nice atmosphere
Cons: Missing Garlic Aioli the day I was there
mike5thdimension
Thanks for your review Michael, I am very sorry we didn't have the aioli when you came, basil can be hard to come by sometimes! I am glad you enjoyed it without the aioli though!!
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dsparakh
Points +210
Unbelievable to find a mostly vegan place here... - Edit
This is a small outdoor restaurant that serves breakfasts and set lunches. The food is wholesome and made fresh. Nearly all vegan (some dairy - goat cheese & kefir - is available). Beautiful garden with hammocks, etc. that appears to be a hangout/refuge for wanderers and seekers. The open journals that circulate around the tables are a neat feature of the place. Only open for breakfast and lunch. Not that easy to find, but the village is pretty small as well. The owner is Irish/Australian who has settled in San Pedro.
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