Natural food store with a juice bar. Here you will find soymilk, tahini, curry powder, seitan, soy milk powder, healthy pastries, and soy burgers for takeaway. Open Mon-Fri 8:30am-8:30pm, Sat 8:30am-2:30pm.
As a shop, this place is fine and sells things like soymilk which may be hard to find elsewhere. As a cafe, the options for vegans are almost non-existant. They have soy burgers and readymade soy sandwiches, but neither are vegan as the bread has an egg wash and the sandwiches contain mayonnaise. None of the other pastries are vegan as far as I could tell.
Lots of stuff a gringo veggie would look for - Edit
Like another reviewer said, the selection is small, but there are still a surprising amount of things that can be hard to find in Mexico, such as coco oil, sriracha, Asian foods such as sushi paper, fresh ground peanut butter, and my personal score, SOYRIZO!
Prices are pretty high, as one might expect for niche imported goods. The premade sandwiches and stuff aren't much to write home about though.
They have another, smaller store on the main street close to the entrance to Plaza San Fernando.
The place is indeed quite small, so as the choice. I was glad to buy some coco milk, also saw tofu there. The rest of the things seemed to be vegetarian. Later I found much bigger natural health food store in Guanajuato, nearby they even sell vegan ice-cream, but its not in the listings, so I cant review it.
@VikaVegan - I plan to go to GTO at the end of the month. Can you please share the name of the other larger vegan friendly local you mentioned finding?
5 Reviews
First Review by Julievida
Jorgeandrade
Points +30
Muy buenos productos - Edit
Lo bueno es que encuentras un gran variedad de productos véganos
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indefiniteadven
Points +41
Very limited vegan options - Edit
As a shop, this place is fine and sells things like soymilk which may be hard to find elsewhere. As a cafe, the options for vegans are almost non-existant. They have soy burgers and readymade soy sandwiches, but neither are vegan as the bread has an egg wash and the sandwiches contain mayonnaise. None of the other pastries are vegan as far as I could tell.
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GoByBike
Points +95
Lots of stuff a gringo veggie would look for - Edit
Like another reviewer said, the selection is small, but there are still a surprising amount of things that can be hard to find in Mexico, such as coco oil, sriracha, Asian foods such as sushi paper, fresh ground peanut butter, and my personal score, SOYRIZO!
Read morePrices are pretty high, as one might expect for niche imported goods. The premade sandwiches and stuff aren't much to write home about though.
They have another, smaller store on the main street close to the entrance to Plaza San Fernando.
Pros: Soyrizo!, Fresh PB, Coconut oil
Cons: Price, Prepared food could be better
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vikavegan
Points +52
Tofu and vegan drinks, nothing more - Edit
The place is indeed quite small, so as the choice. I was glad to buy some coco milk, also saw tofu there. The rest of the things seemed to be vegetarian. Later I found much bigger natural health food store in Guanajuato, nearby they even sell vegan ice-cream, but its not in the listings, so I cant review it.
Read morePros: vegan options
Cons: small
YamiliLaraMartinez
@VikaVegan - I plan to go to GTO at the end of the month. Can you please share the name of the other larger vegan friendly local you mentioned finding?
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Julievida
Points +154
Great place to pick up some healthy groceries - Edit
We shop at this little store a few times a week to pick up soymilk, yummy homemade granola, organic rice and beans.
Read morePros: Convenient, Healthy groceries
Cons: Could have more selection
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