Naturaleza Sabia

First impressions: Beautifully looking place! Cozy atmosphere.
The food: A bit mixed, mostly traditional Argentinian plates (which are basically a mix of italian and spanish dishes) - they taste amazing and you get a big amount, just in case you are super hungry or a meat eater who is used to eat huge amounts of calories. We are not, so we got stuffed and were unable to finish it all, but you can always take leftover home :)
The prices: Good, not too expensive, not cheap - just right! You get what you pay for.
Their Menu: A lot to choose from, well informed for vegans and celiacs.

A great place for families, couples, solos... Also if you take someone who is not a vegetarian, they would like this one I think.

This is more of a fine dining vegan place, the only one we found in the city. Highly recommend for romantic dinner with great food.

Very good vegetarian restaurant with many vegan options. Nice location, good service. Not cheap but very good food.

I hadn't lot of time in Buenos Aires so i had to choose some restaurants and this is one was a grateful surprise, and if i ever come back to the city this restaurant will be in my "MUST EAT" list

This restaurant has the perfect combination of:
The place was very nice
The food (quality and size) was very nice
The staff was very nice
The price was very nice
The playlist was very nice

I was so happy to find this place that I ordered the large sample plate of different vegan specialities. I was going to order a salad too but the owner said she thought it would be too much food. I was so hungry after being in SA for 10 days I doubted it, but she was right:)

I was served a huge vegan plate as well as some complementary vegan apps. All delicious, in fact, probably the best seitan I've ever tasted. Very good raw chocolate dessert too. I wish I could go back but am far away in New York...Highly recommended!

It was a great surprise. It's not the cheapest, but it's totally worth it. Ate there twice and it was delicious. There's a lot of vegan options and they also offer you a delicious appetizer for free. Wine was also amazing. Definitely recommend and will go back as soon as I visit Bsas again.

The place is great, the staff is very friendly, and there aren't many other options around.

The food is very good, and a meal serves 2 (if you're not VERY hungry)

The price is a bit high, but the size of the servings and the quality of the food makes it ok.

I recommend it if you're near San Telmo.

This place was a wonderful find for a hungry vegan fresh off the plane. It looked great from the outside and the interior had a rustic charm. There was a larger downstairs seating area and a lovely balcony floor.

I had the seitán a la mediterránea. It was a generous sized portion and the seitán was the best i've ever tasted. My omni friend said it had the texture of finely sliced beef. Which i guess he regarded as a good thing. He went for the lentil burger. He said it was good, but thought it would be better served in a bread bun.

There were many vegan choices on the menu (which was available in English) and many more which had an option to be served vegan.

Definitely worth a visit.

I was there in August 2014, had an excellent milanesa de soja which comes with a large salad. Appetizer is included with every meal (see photo)
Beautiful place, friendly service in the heart of San Telmo. Highly recommended.

A nice place, super friendly staff and a great choice of vegetarian and vegan meals. I had a "10 nutrients" salad that was so beautiful and delicious (the regular one has cheese, I asked to have it without and received it with cubes of marinated tofu instead, "because we had some" and because it was nicer so!) and my friend had gnocchi with pesto that were super tasty.

Plenty of other exciting menu items to choose, and desserts as well!

Drinks: craft / organic beer, wine and champagne + home made juices

Maybe it was the best dish i've had in Buenos Aires. More expensive than other vegan restaurants, but fair for the good service and food.

It wasn't an easy find, but we were well rewarded for our effort. We came for lunch during the Sunday market, great place and great food. We had to wait for an open table at this obviously popular restaurant and thoroughly enjoyed our experience. Vegan and vegetarian choices, great organic wines and fruit and veggie juices, great entrees, the place itself funky... The prices not cheap but reasonable. What's not to like.

NIce place, good food and service.

We ate here twice on our trip in mid-November. The seitan dinners were delicious, particularly the Seitan Chop Suey. Both times they gave us a really good starter and brought bread with the meal. The dinner portions were so big that we ended up splitting a dinner on our second trip. The staff were very friendly. The organic beer was tasty. It would be great if the vegan section of the menu was bigger (there were about 6 items). Also, this was one of the more expensive meals we had in BA, but it was worth it.

Great little spot a block from Defensa (where they have the Sunday San Telmo arts, crafts and vintage fair). They have a vegan section to their menu, which is a plus. Staff is quite knowledgeable as to what is and isn't vegan. Their portions are large and they have a great little trio of dips to start you off. The broccoli one is yummy! The Seitan a la Mediteraneo was also really good. Great price for the amount of food you get. They also have wine, beers and fresh juices.

I've been to Naturaleza Sabia twice, and it was excellent both times. The decor is charming, with wooden floors and tables and tall paintings of flowers accenting the walls. The staff is very attentive and friendly. Everything I've ordered there is delicious. Organic and conventional wines are available. About half of the menu is vegan. Naturaleza Sabia is in the heart of San Telmo, a beautiful and historic part of Buenos Aires -- definitely worth a visit.

Good food, few but good vegan options. The organic beer is tasty and they have organic champagne which I did not taste. The staff is friendly. It is in San Telmo so it's a handy place to know if you are a tourist and want to visit. The building is nice, they have a coffee shop downstairs which I did not go but will go sometime. Everything's clean. Prices ok and credit cards accepted. The first floor is cozier than the upstairs. Don't order the tempurah, it is deep fried. The eggplants with mushrooms and smashed potatoes are yummy. Good juices. Nice for a family meal.

As we are vegans, we opted for a vegetarian dish and asked for modifications, and our server made it easy and quick: their lentils hamburgers with fresh tomatoes/sauce were delicious. We also had the vegan brownies (raw?) and they were fantastic. We highly recommend.