Vegetarian food cafe offering a variety of choices (95% vegan), like coconut cerviche, tortilla chips, falafel and hummus, veggie burger, soy tacos, vegetable burrito, salads, smoothies, citrus fruit salad, and fries. Small dishes. Est. 2013 formerly as Pachelle at 2016 from Beta Sur. Open Mon 8:00am-10:00pm, Tue 9:00am-9:00pm, Wed-Sun 8:00am-10:00pm. Closed Tue.
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Av. Tulum Manzana 2 Lote 1 Local 2 (at Calle Beta), Tulum, Mexico, 77780
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Last update on 21 Jan 2023 by jbohrer60
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172 Reviews
First Review by saul cups
VegHeadNYC
Points +238
Tasty Vegetarian Fare - Edit
This restaurant is centrally located in Tulum and has delicious though deceptively simple vegetarian/vegan dishes. My family and I visited on Easter Sunday 2015. My husband is vegan and my children and I are vegetarian. We really enjoyed the smoothies we ordered - Uncle Bob, Green Leaf and Mango Lassi. The apps were simple though tasty: pita and hummus (4 times the amount of hummus that could be eaten with provided pita) and yucca fries. For entrees we ordered a falafel burger with a salad and ratatouille with seasonal vegetables, rice and black sesame seeds that was truly delicious. The cheesecake dessert was also outstanding. The restaurant is outdoors under an awning with beautiful artwork and objects on display. On our next trip to Tulum we will definitely visit La Hoja Verde again.
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SpiceUpFood
Points +36
Vegan delight in Tulum, Mexico - Edit
We have been looking for this place per Google map and by chance found the new location as we were walking on the main street of this developing tourist destination.
Read moreAs we walked in the owner noded and a bit later brought us a book on 101 Best Vegan recepies to look at while we waited for our Multi grain burger and Quinoa Risotto at this special place on side street in Tulum village.
Pros: Vegan & Vegetarian option in Mexico, Freshly cooked with lot of heart, Commitment as all staff is Vegetarians
Cons: Quantity, Quality, Consistancy
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mfoy
Points +192
delicious - Edit
easy to order vegan - delicious food - friendly staff - yummy aguas frescos drinks - casual
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Gifthealth
Points +52
Great Vegan Food - Edit
We enjoyed our dinners at "Verde" restaurant. All of the food was made to order, with fresh ingredients. The presentation of our entrees was excellent. We ordered drinks, entrees and dessert. All of the food tasted great. Any demanding vegan or vegetarian will be happy with the food options.
Read moreFrank, the owner, is a nice guy. It is easy to realize that he really cares about what he serves and he has a respect for good food and an appreciation for animal rights and environmental issues. We need for people like Frank in this world and more restaurants like Verde.
I highly recommend this restaurant when you visit Tulum.
Pros: Great food, healthy food, nice owner
Cons: none
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LaPria
Points +48
If she's not kissing in the kitchen ;) - Edit
Great deep fried food with salad and fries. Also nice juices and vegan deserts. You'll never know whether she's open or not even if you follow her on FB but it's worth checking!
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BlisterBlue
Points +1201
Almost entirely vegan! - Edit
Listed as vegetarian but this restaurant is actually almost entirely vegan! When speaking with the vegan owner she told us that she would soon remove the few non-vegan ingredients from the menu (a little bit of cheese and yoghurt)
Read moreThey offer some typical mexican food such as burritos or chili sin carne and they have some vegan desserts as well (carrot cake, brownies & ice-cream for exameple)
The staff is really nice and makes you feel at ease very quickly
The place is REALLY cheap:
For 2 juices, 2 burritos and 2 carrot cakes we only paid 290 pesos!!!
In the restaurant you can also find a little donation box for the local RSPCA which I found quite cool :-)
Pros: Lots of vegan choices, Nice staff, Very good value for money
Cons: Only open from 2pm
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smlewis
Points +20
not open late - Edit
We went at 7:30pm and it was closed. Not sure they serve late suppers.
Read moreemerstar
Dear reviewer, I am very sorry that you were not served that nigh. My father fell critically ill in Ireland and I was called to leave immediately. I did post on Facebook... As I am a one man show Im sure you will understand that I could not respond to everything given the circumstances of our recent closure. Thanks for stopping by and please let me know if you stop by again another time and I would love to give you a burger on the house for your effort.
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boruzo
Points +127
Good option! - Edit
Has vegan options. I had a burger and for dessert a ball of cocoa, very spicy and tasty!
Read moreemerstar
Thank you very much for this wonderful comment. Remember the Cocao truffles are made from love, real cocoa that we roast and toast here in La Hoja Verde, nuts and dates... no sugsar, raw vegan options, gluten free!!!! packs a great punch and are quite filling! Thank you very much again
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NickdaSirolo
Points +70
Oxigen in tulum - Edit
Very small place where you can taste wonderful vegan burgers, falafel, juices and also vegan cakes at reasonable prices.
Read moreA breath in Tulum area.
emerstar
We really appreciate your comments and are here to serve as a conscious eating option! Save the world one bite at a time!!!!
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saul cups
Points +69
Good enough - Edit
Apparently Pachelle was previously known as Hungry Veggie; it is now under new management (owned, I believe, by Joseph, who is from another part of Mexico). I believe some of the mainstays from the Hungry Veggie remain, though, such as the veggie burger and falafel (the spaghetti is gone from the menu). You will also find soy tacos and a veg burrito. Overall, our experience was positive--we ended up eating here probably 4-5 times since we were staying nearby in Tulum. Being vegans, Pachelle really saved us. But I will say that the real highlights were the Mexican-themed items--the tacos and burrito, e.g. The salad also was fantastic. The falafel and hummus, however, lacked flavor and the right 'taste.' The french fries/chips also just didn't seem right. Still, I can't really fault them too much. Pachelle was our saviour in a meat/seafood-heavy town, and it's affordable, too. If you're staying in town, you'll definitely hit Pachelle more than once. Out on the beach, though, head to Restaurare for something _really_ special.
Read morePros: affordable, friendly staff, only strictly vegan option in Tulum town
Cons: dishes are hit or miss, portions can be on the small side
emerstar
Thanks a million guys, we are very appreciative of your support and thanks for eating here! Long may it continue!
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