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11 Bolivanos set meal, comes with soup and a main. Changes daily, same for lunch and dinner. Typically one can be made vegan of two options. Also sells TVP and other health food products. Open lunch and dinner.
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Calle Murillo 752 (at Graneros and Santa Cruz), La Paz, Bolivia
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Added by VeganSoapDude on 04 Sep 2009
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5 Reviews
First Review by VeganSoapDude
DDDennis
Points +743
Nice place full of locals - Edit
Nice place full of locals. One of the few vegan restaurants that's open on a Sunday (though it seems to be closed on Saturday).
Read moreHad a nice soup for Bs 5 plus cookie for Bs 2
Guest
Sarahconlaccah
Points +970
Buono ed economico - Edit
15 bob per zuppa, insalata e secondo (cotoletta di soia, lenticchie e riso... Scelgono loro per voi). Son gentili e il posto è tranquillo
Read morePros: Economico (anche se hanno aumentato il prezzo)
Cons: Ci sono anche dolci (ma vegetariani)
Guest
blackflag
Points +39
Great local place - Edit
This restaurant is very popular among the locals: during lunch time it's full and you will have to stay a little bit in a queue, but there is always a free table to sit. The place now has two floors. Food is delicious and very traditional, a good place to try some indigenous food, very recommendable. Not everything is vegan, so ask about it.
Read morePros: Local people, Local food
Cons: It's great, really
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danielpoland
Points +388
very cheap and nice - Edit
Food is nice but not always vegan - you have to ask! It's quite overcrowded by locals so you always have an opportunity to interesting conversation ;) They have nice shop with herbs and vegetarian food.
Read morePros: vege shop, nice food, very cheap
Cons: not always suitable for vegans
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VeganSoapDude
Points +6509
Good, Indigenous-Style Food - Edit
We tried this place once while we were here, but wished we would have found it sooner. The daily-changing menu seems to be very Andean-Indigenous styled. When we ate here, the vegan option on the menu was a plate of 3 different types of andean tubers with a good sauce and some wheat gluten which was interesting and very filling. The soup was rice and basil and was very good. We enjoyed this place, and it would definitely be worth checking out, especially for the price!
Read morePros: Good, Indigenous Food, Very Inexpenive, Filling
Cons: Not 100% Vegan, Can Be Crowded
Jeffrey
Hey Vegansoapdude, thanks for the great info on this place. It is very, very hard to find vegan versions of some of the indigenous foods in Bolivia.
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