Snack Vegetariano Dona Franca

They serve the most vegan friendly almuerzo in Sucre. Meals are basic, but I enjoyed them.

I visited Dona Franca in May 2015 and had the set lunch deal for 20bs. It consisted of a a drink, bread and spicy salsa, vegetable soup, followed by a main course of lentil and beans with rice. There was no desert. The food here was served quickly and the service was friendly. I have to agree with some of the other reviewers and say that the food was quite bland and definitely could have used more flavour. We used to go to El Germen next door but this particular day they were not serving a vegan option so we went to Dona Franca. El Germen is definitely better and you get a desert. However, Prem, which has just opened up on Calle Grau #209 is better than both Dona Franca and El Germen.

[I went there on March 2015, and the set menu was at 20Bs. -not the best price in town- ant the hours were as follows: Monday-Saturday 11:30-14:00]

Thinking it was going to be the cheapest vegetarian/vegan restaurant in town I went there late March 2015 (only to discover that the Germen has a much more appealing menu at only 24Bs. just next to this restaurant).
The menu includes a soup, a main course and a drink. The day I went, there was 'sopa de trigo' (wheat soup), 'lasaña con ensalada' (lasagna with salad) and 'refresco de linaza' (flaxseed drink). All was very basic. Not bad, but lacking flavour, and the portions were small (especially the lasagna with salad).

Decent food, but far from special. Its hard to complain though. Its priced great for what you get. The servings could be a bit larger, but its enough to fill most people. Also, they seem to not really like the gringo crowd. You are often completely ignored even if you speak spanish while the Bolivians are catered to.

Went here few times on my way to el german & it always seemed to be closed or non existant

very basic meal: mixed vegetable soup and main dish salad leaf, 3 patatoes and 1 hard boiled egg with saus + glass of cold thee
15 bolivares

I paid less than $2USD for a very filling, fresh lunch. The bowl of veggie soup that they start you off with is probably enough to fill you up and then the main dish comes along. Good use of squash as the main with veg sides. Nice local service in a clean, relaxed environment. There is a daily running menu (only one option) for approx 12 bolivianos. It is a bowl of soup, with the main dish. Good to support this local business and have a great meal. Can't go wrong for the price.