Casual restaurant located across from Mariachi Plaza / Boyle Heights station. Offers eclectic menu of dishes from Latin American and other parts of the world. Items include breakfast foods, fried plantain, quinoa tabbouleh, tacos with nopal cactus, red pozole, tofu saltado, ghormeh sabzi, vegan enchiladas, potato taquitos, pupusas with beans, and vegetable soup. Tofu and mushrooms are available as extra add-ins. Beverages are watermelon aqua fresca, hibiscus flower tea, shakes and thai iced tea with optional almond milk. Reported fully vegan December 2021. Open Mon 12:00pm-8:30pm, Thu-Fri 12:00pm-8:30pm, Sat-Sun 8:00am-8:30pm.
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1818 E 1st St, Los Angeles, California, USA, 90033
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33 Reviews
First Review by SonjaCPA
RaynaSalcidoAlvarez
Points +96
Friendly and delicious - Edit
Lots of vegan options. The papusas are so good... you have to try them all.
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AguacateVegano
Points +30
Great place, the food is very good - Edit
I love this restaurant, they have a lot of vegan options and is super tasty.
Read morePros: Vegan options, Great customer service , Tips are included
Cons: Bathroom is in the kitchen
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Vegan_Ness
Points +98
hidden gem - Edit
In the heart of Boyle heights this place definitely does not disappoint.
Read moreFood:
Red Pozole w/vegan broth (thee best!)
Potato taquitos (as appetizer)
Guacamole and chips (as appetizer)
Pupusa plate (comes w/ fried plantains, beans and coleslaw)
Tofu Saltado (amaaaazing!)
Watermelon aguas (delicious!!)
Food was great, the menu says Latin Chinese fusion, not sure where the fusion is but the food was sooo flavorful. Pozole is definitely a tough dish to accomplish but this place has the flavors on point especially with the vegan broth. Parking is tough to find. But if your hungry you will find a place to park (remember at night the area is a little sketch) there was one server attending everyone the night I went and everything came out to perfection. The menu says no gratuity but how could I not tip when everything was more than I expected. Pozole. Just try it, you won’t be disappointed.
Pros: vegan options on every item , no gratuity (I still left a tip), Pozole
Cons: parking (across the street or metered)
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The Gay Vegans
Points +375
I love Un Solo Sol - Edit
I have been going here for just over a year and love this place. Close to my office so it's great for lunch, and Mike and I have made the trip on weekends. Lunch and dinner. My favorite dish is the enchilada plate with red and green sauce. Don't worry, the dressing on the salad is vegan! I also love that I can order a vegan Thai Iced Tea! The potato flautas are a great addition to your meal. Service is always friendly and hospitable, and although they are not all vegan they will definitely steer you in the right direction for vegan options.
Read morePros: Enchiladas, Service, Thai Iced Tea
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ArtVB
Points +332
Best vegan Latin American food in LA - Edit
This place deserves more than five stars, but Happy Cow doesn't allow reviewers to give five starts to Veg-friendly places. Awesome pupusas and the best vegan Latin American food you can find in LA without any question. The portions are perfect and the food is nicely cooked and seasoned. Forget about the trashy Latin vegan food you will find in most LA vegan restaurants. Un Solo Sol serves legit/real Latin food. Service is very friendly and professional. It is very convenient to get to this restaurant using the gold line.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2016-07-31
Pros: Tasty food, Location , Customer service
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SonjaCPA
Points +5270
vegan Latin American - Edit
We came for dinner with a friend and the menus are already on the tables. The menu says it's Latin American, International and Vegetarian/Vegan friendly. Specific items are not marked vegan, but most items have a vegetable base with meat, tofu or mushrooms as add-ons. They were out of pupusas, so we started with tacos, one with veggie mix and two others with nopalitos. For entrees, we got the potato taquito platter, veggie mix enchiladas and ghormeh sabzi, a Persian dish. We also got the quinoa tabbouleh. Everything was tasty and we enjoyed our meals. The server clearly understood vegan and was very friendly.
Read morePros: vegan options, friendly service
Cons: serves meat, dairy and eggs
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