I haven't had a satisfying vegetarian meal in Buenos Aires until we found this place…read more Excellent mashed sweet potato and carrot tart. The portion was huge and the taste was incredible. I also had a green juice with kale lemon and ginger that provided the zing that I needed. We found it we're going to be regulars!

Not many places in Buenos Aires where you can get a fresh pressed juice and this little juice bar…read morein Recoleta has juice and a whole lot more of healthy and not so healthy options

In an Argentine world of unhealthy restaurants, this is one of the few places that has caught on to…read morethe trend of healthy food and drink. Dairy-free milk is available! One of only 2 places I've seen here yet! No matter what your milk preference, though, their coffee is truly amazing. Their juices are really freakin' good too, and there's a ton to choose from. If you're looking for a bite to eat, they also have about 8 sandwiches available, and a good 3 of them are vegetarian. Yay! I've had the avocado/tomato/mozz one on olive bread twice, and it's super tasty. Cashiers are always very helpful if you have any questions. I visited the Palermo location once and both employees spoke fluent English and were really friendly. Not super cheap, but you get what you pay for! It's worth it, believe me. They also accept cards which is a really big advantage in a city where many places only take cash. I'm a fan.

Bomb smoothies and shakes just like USA. Great to have found a place that makes phenomenal…read moresmoothies all the day in Argentina! Try Harper! The prices are a bit high but the drinks are quality and they have acai bowls!

Great place for fresh juices in recoleta!!! They do them fresh daily and it's a nice break from all…read morethe meat eating. They have smoothies too and some other small bites if you're looking for some vegan options

disgusting food and drinks and almost non-existent service. I walked a long time to get there and I…read moreregret having done so.

First off, the Natural Deli is called "Go In". Or at least that is what the name of the store says…read more Nowhere does it say Natural Deli. And the address is also the wifi password, which I thought was very cute! There was only one waiter the entire restaurant, and he zooms around trying to do everything. Poor guy! The food as you see in the pictures are well presented, nice and the store or cafe interior is bright and well decorated so we liked it very much. I have detracted one star as by the time we got our eggs and our toasts, they were all cold. And a cold breakfast is not very appetizing! However the 4 stars are for this otherwise wonderful place in Recoleta so close to us, and for the constant stream of people who seem to favourite this place for a Saturday morning brunch, just like us!

Fantastic!!!!!! Great food and drinks! OMG! So happy I found you! Great service as well!…read more It will be nice if we could tip ( propina) your personnel. They deserve it!

Came for a late night smoothie/refresher and had the kiwi kiss. Exactly what I needed.read more

I came here on an early Wednesday morning with a group of 4 people for breakfast. It was pretty…read moreempty so we could sit wherever we wanted. It's the oldest cafe in Buenos Aires and I liked the old school feel of it. We ordered a cafe con leche (latte), a tostada mixto (ham and cheese toastie sandwich), and a medialuna (smaller sweet croissant pastry). The portions were large so definitely shareable. The latte and the tostada mixto were good. Service was good as well, faster than I expected (I'm from NYC where everything is fast haha). The reviews said service was slow which I did not experience but it could be that I came early in the morning so it wasn't busy.

Why do I need to wait in line for 30 minutes to enter a cafe when it's half empty inside? I have no…read moreidea. But it's a touristy spot so you gotta follow the rules. The place is beautiful, got beautiful decor and artwork all around. The waiters (once you get their attention) are very nice. Service is very very slow but that's typical of Argentine culture. It took them about 20 minutes to bring the bill.