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La Gran Manzana
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Vegetarian
Local vegetarian restaurant with menu del dia (daily set menu) at a reasonable price for 4 courses, including a dessert, plus a cold drink. Set menus can consist of a choice of 2 salads (sweet and savory), followed by a soup or pasta, then a choice of 2 typical dishes: molletes and a corn and nopal (cactus paddle) casserole, with crusty bread and lime and onion salsa, finished with dessert, some of which is vegan; please inquire. Homey atmosphere, friendly staff. Also has some vegan products for sale, including granola. Located quite a way from the Centro, but an easy bus ride away. Open Mon-Sat 8:00am-4:30pm. Closed Sun. Opening time is 8:15 am (not 8:00). Serves breakfast 8:15 am - 1:00 pm. Serves menu del dia 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm.
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Last update on 05 Oct 2016 by Guest
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Added by Anna Poole on 05 Oct 2016
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3 Reviews
First Review by Anna Poole
Veggieroni
Points +448
Great little place - Edit
Nice daily menu place. The food was good, friendly service, very nice settings.
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amwhite91
Points +513
Bomb Breakfast - Edit
I had a wonderful breakfast here and the waitstaff were really nice
Read morePros: Beaded artwork for sale, Great food, Affordable
Cons: Not wheelchair accessible
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Anna Poole
Points +61
A little gem - Edit
We found this little restaurant by accident - how lucky were we! We were heading to another vegetarian restaurant nearby, which was randomly closed and happened upon La Gran Manzana on the way back to the bus. Small, with great staff and a homely atmosphere, it serves a varied and tasty menu del dia (daily set menu) for just 50 pesos. What we particularly liked was that the dishes are traditional Mexican, with a vegetarian/vegan twist. So often vegetarian food in Mexico is international, but here it is authentic and often regional. It is popular with locals and families for breakfast and lunch and is spotlessly clean. There are two choices for every course of the set menu except dessert, so we had one of each. All were delicious and portion sizes were generous. The staff are lovely and speak very little English, but we got by with our bad Spanish and some gestures amid lots of laughing. It's a way outside the centre, but easy to get to by bus, or taxi and so worth the trip. The menu was mostly vegan, though the dessert was a milk based pudding. The staff are very aware of vegetarian/vegan requirements, so just ask for a vegan alternative. It's just a shame we found it on our last day in Puebla!
Read morePros: Great, tasty, authentic food, Friendly atmosphere and staff, Very reasonably priced
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