Serves meat, vegan options available. German bakery and takeaway. Has vegetarian empanadas, tortas, sandwiches, salads, muesli, fresh organic juices, sourdough bread, coffee and tea. Whole grain flour, yogurt, juice, and fresh breads for sale to take home. Open Mon-Fri 8:00am-8:00pm, Sat 9:00am-8:00pm, Sun 10:00am-8:00pm.
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Avenida del Libertador General San Martín 1008, El Calafate, Argentina, 1329
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Last update on 22 Mar 2018 by MarinaNieto
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16 Reviews
First Review by MarinaNieto
peas-full
Points +3373
Just one option, sadly - Edit
The bread is made with a yeast that has fermented with honey, therefore it is not vegan. All bread except a small baguette.
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laurakives
Points +34
Few options - Edit
April 2023. They had one sandwich option, one desert and one something else. But they were kind and the sandwich was very accessible to take for the trekking (which is mandatory)
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Elex.verdulera
Points +2219
Great service tasty pastries - Edit
Update there is a woman there that treats you horribly . Looks like daughter of the owner , they also charge almost a dolar additional if you order coffee with vegetable milk instead of cow milk , What they have vegan is yumii , loved the apple hot pocket , and the vegetable one , they have vegetable Milks and alfajores
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2023-04-25
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shiraL7
Points +1470
Vegan options, very kind staff - Edit
The staff was super friendly, kind and helpful and the vegan options were tasty😄I would recommend
Read moreThey also have avo toast that may be vegan but I didn’t get the chance to ask, my friend ate it and liked it
Pros: Vegan savory (veggie pastry), Vegan sweet (apple pastry), Vegan milk
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LiaSofia
Points +379
Very nice place to have breakfast - Edit
Cute like bakery, perfect for having breakfast or a cake.
Read moreThey have had by far the best bread that I have on my whole trip in South America.
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ellasharp
Points +155
Nice bakery with a few vegan options - Edit
Nice bakery with friendly staff and a few vegan options. I had some vegan empanadas. There could be more but I’m happy to find anything vegan in El Calafate. Looks like some other baked goods and granola, but I didn’t try them.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2021-12-31
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leticianacle
Points +359
Muitas opcões doces. - Edit
Aqui tem:
Read more- Strudel de maçã
- Panzanita de maçã
- Empanada de verduras
- Baguete simples
Pros: Preço bom.
Cons: Podia ter mais opções salgadas.
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MartinaPascual
Points +150
Opciones veganas - Edit
Hola, el local es muy lindo y las personas que lo atienden son súper amables.
Read moreTienes algunas opciones veganas y muchas vegetarianas. Las veganas son:
-Unos panes de hojaldre integrales rellenos de verduras.
-Un pan de hojaldre relleno de manzana.
-Palmeritas.
-Un sándwich con tomate, lechuga, verduras azadas y aceite de oliva.
-Panes comunes e integrales.
Pros: Cosas dulces como saladas y muy ricas., En el centro
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MarieDy
Points +73
The best bread in Town - Edit
I bought a cereal bread and it was just like in Europe, delicious! The restaurant is very cute and the staff very friendly !
Read morePros: Very good breads and pastries, Homemade preparations, Kind staff
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Tamy
Points +3213
Can save you as a last resort - Edit
This place should not really be on here, but I guess with the limited options in Calafate, it could help someone like it helped me.
Read moreThis is a small bakery selling European-style rustic breads, sliced sandwich bread, and pastries. The description mentions salads, but there was nothing but bread, pastries, and empanadas on the menu. They do sell granola (which honestly looks pretty terrible), and cartons of Almond milk, but other than that, it’s just a place to get a loaf of bread to make yourself sandwiches, which is what I did.
I asked staff which breads were vegan and was told none were. This seemed odd to me because I make bread and I know European breads don’t have animal fat in them, so I asked again and when they looked at their ingredients lists, turns out most of the breads were vegan. The lady there tried to weave this weird take of sourdough starter maybe having lard and that’s why she didn’t tell me it was vegan, but at the end of the day I got some bread and went on my way.
Still alive after eating the bread, so it is clean, and while it was decent enough bread, it wasn’t anything uniquely good or that I would even particularly recommend unless you’re as desperate as I was to make a packed lunch for excursions. There’s a grocery store a few blocks down where you can buy things to put in the sandwiches.
Pros: Friendly staff, Central location
Cons: Basically no vegan options, Staff has no idea which of their breads are vegan
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Sitotheworld
Points +31
Only cafe with vegan milk! - Edit
Thankfully they had almond milk, the only place we found. Also vegetarian baked options and bagged granola / nuts to buy.
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Rositon
Points +207
Only vegan thing is bread - Edit
But a good one!
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thiennethi
Points +154
No vegan options - Edit
Nothing vegan. The person who I spoke was not fine.
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mobu
Points +176
no vegan options! - Edit
we asked for vegan options. answer was simply... no we dont have!
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TanyaClapper
Points +400
A lots of options - Edit
Very tasty bread
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MarinaNieto
Points +22
some vegan desserts - Edit
They don't have many options, but there's a vegan algarrobo cake. I liked it.
Read moreIt costs $90 pesos.
There's also olive bread. And there were vegetarian options like empanadas. (Not vegan)
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