The tasting menu is superb! The market and plaza nearby are…read moretreats. The presentation was gorgeous Support vegan places! Highly recommend

Great restaurant with super friendly staff! Make sure you call ahead as hours may vary. I've been…read morehere several times and I must say their tortas are my favorite Although they do have a variety, keep in mind they are vegan AND vegetarian so make sure to clarify for vegan options as they can substitute cheeses with tofu

Hubby and I were happy to find this place serving fresh and tasty vegan and vegetarian fare. The…read moreambience is casual with interesting artwork and jazzy background music. The menu is not extensive, but specials are added. Veggie burger and eggplant tower were good. Service was attentive.

Nice place to have organic food and of very good quality. Relaxed atmosphere and great customer…read moreservice! If you are heading to this place during lunch time rush hour, be ready to cope with a long line of customers buying (mainly) takeaway. Tip: go once you have received your paycheck, otherwhise it can be a bit of a burden when paying. It's a place for every now and then, definitely. Keep Yelping!

My experience here was very frustrating. The place was absolutely packed when I arrived, and seemed…read moreto have vegan options, so I figured I was making a good choice for a light, healthy lunch. I made my way through the disorganized and crowded restaurant to select a vegan sandwich and a "dairy free" shake. I hurried to check out, and asked the cashier to confirm that everything I selected was vegan. Nope!-apparently their "dairy free" shake contains YOGURT. The last time I checked, yogurt is a dairy product. I took the sandwich and a green juice instead, which came to the equivalent of $13, around 120 pesos. The food was average-tasted fresh, but nothing spectacular. There are far better options for dining in Buenos Aires.

This is a hole in the wall spot with very short opening hours. Thankfully we were able to stop by…read morefor lunch during our trip to Buenos Aires. Staff was friendly and fast. It is very bare bones with the decor and seating, maybe 4-6 tables, but you come here to experience the very unique vegan parilla. My husband and I got the parilla platter for two with chimichurri sauce and fries. It was delicious but could easily feed 4-6ppl. We appreciated being able to try different items. If you're vegetarian or vegan and want to be able to experience Argentinian "meats" I recommend trying them!

Being a vegetarian in Argentina used to mean having to miss out on one of Argentina's classics:…read moreasado. But that's a thing of the past, thanks to Reverde, the country's first vegan parrilla! I went on a night where they were having a benefit for animals, so there were only 2 sandwiches on the menu: choripan and seitan. My friend and I decided to get one each to be able to try them both. After a short wait, we picked them up from the counter. My friend, who's an avid meat-eater, was pleasantly shocked by the resemblance to real choripan (which I've never tried, so I can't judge.) The seitan had a great texture and the chimichurri they had available on the side went perfect with it. All in all, the best faux meat I've had yet in Argentina! As for the locale, it's pretty small, as one should expect since the demand for vegan asado isn't very high...yet! The prices were actually very reasonable at the equivalent of about $4.50-5.50 USD. The staff was also friendly, upbeat and informative. We inquired if their veggie meat is available for take-away purchase, and were told yes, but they need to be given a day's advance. Guess who's putting in an order for her next juntada? This girl! Can't wait to go back and try something new! This place makes me super happy and I'm glad it exists.

Palermo has quite a few vegan restaurants and we made it a point to visit them all. This restaurant…read morein particular has a really nice architecture inside, I loved the big windows. It almost felt like an old house transformed into a restaurant. The service was nice, I had the thai noodles and my husband had a mushroom steak version. The food was decent, my thai version was a bit on the sweeter side but his milanesa dish was really good. I'd recommend this restaurant if you're in the area.

Hey, Argentina. It's okay. Everything doesn't have to be greasy. Sometimes I want to eat out and…read morenot feel like I need to lay down in the street afterward. My poor traveler intestines need a break. My (misguided) thought was that going to a vegetarian place I'd finally meet like-minded digestive systems, but then I got a plate of bread floating in hummus soup. I think there were mushrooms in there, I couldn't tell, it just seemed like blocks of high-density grease surrounded by lighter-weight grease. And to frame the whole picture were enormous blocks of fried potatoes that were roughly 95% cooked. Biting into a lukewarm raw potato core is one of those experiences. Just one of those experiences.

Very disorganized service. Really had to wave people down if you wanted to order more drinks or…read moreanother dish. And no one could provide much help with the wine menu, even though it was interesting and seems well put together. Food was hit or miss. Some dishes were poorly cooked and others didn't taste fresh. Atmosphere was great, and there were some good drinks options. Worth a try, and you might have a good time, but wouldn't get your hopes up for a fantastic experience.

At not one second of this meal do you think, wow I miss meat!! The flavors are out of this world…read moreamazing. Depth with freshness combines in each dish. The service is outstanding and everything is handled with such care to what you are being delivered to. Menu changes quite often so it nice to have it change depending on the seasonal products available. Really can't go wrong with any plate!

It's refreshing to have a Taiwanese spot in the heart of Buenos Aires, it's a nice break from all…read morethe steak, hehe. You can tell Bao Kitchen uses high quality ingredients. Gua Bao (shrimp) - the best bao buns I ever had. Great flavors and fresh ingredients. 5/5 Ban Mian - wheat noodles in peanut sauce, with toppings of red cabbage pickles and sweet and sour turnip, cucumber, cilantro and soft egg ajitama 5/5 Niuroumian Soup- spiced meat broth with soy sauce, spices and star anise, with homemade noodles, meat and green leaves, definitely had a kick 5/5 Dropping a star because the bathroom door is smack in the middle of all the tables. The door kept being opened and not closed by its patrons. I could tell that the servers were trying to close the door as frequently as possible. I also understand its an inconvenient layout of the restaurant. However, the smell permeating from the bathroom ruined the experience and forced us to eat our food quickly.

I like the ambiance being elegant contemporary. Food taste wasn't too strong. Mild taste of…read moreTaiwanese beef noodle soup. No much spices added but good. Anyone miss Taiwanese food can come here.