Where To Eat Vegan Food in Tulum

Tip: We had problems here trying to get a coffee as they told us in 3 different ocassions they didint have coffee and then they did have it and tried to charge us 6 euros for it, so make sure what you are getting, its what you ordered.

La Cordobesita Street Truck

By far the best fajitas in town! They make their own cheese and it was espectacular. During the day they have 8 different flavors, really recommend yucca and the wild mushrooms. And at night they have veggie and yucca ones, along with burgers and pizzas.

Price: Tacos 25 pesos fajitas 35 pesos

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El Bajon Tacos

If you want to try real tacos come here for dinner, the owners were so nice and explained everything to us. Each taco was 15 pesos, most of them made with yucca, seitan or tofu. They even make their own taco bread.Check their little eco vegan shop next door.

Recommendation: Try the green sauce and steak one.

La Hoja Verde

Very popular during the day among tourists. We came here for lunch as it was one of the only places that opened earlier and had vegan options.

I had the vegan mexican cakes that are like pancakes filled with bananas, delicious!.

El Vegetariano Mar y Tierra

Mar y Tierra was the first restaurant we tried in Tulum, everything is freshly made and delicious.

We tried the tacos and fresh soup with a coconut.

Raw Love

The only raw restaurant in Tulum, located in the beach area right after Ven a La Luz statue.

This bohemian restaurant is located on the sand only a few meters from the beach, therefore prices are quite high (like every restaurant in the beach area).Prices: Between 12-18 euros per meal, smoothies 7 euros

Aguacate & Limon

Owned by a local family. We only came here for coffee and smoothies but totally loved the vibes.

It is located right behind the train station so its the perfect place to wait for your next bus.

Perro No Come Perro

Which means, dog doesnt eat dog in english! This is the second vegan street truck in Tulum, and it was also delicious. Only opens in the evening, so cant go for lunch. We loved the chorizo and cheese tacos.Laylo Tulum

We came once for lunch and didnt have a good experience, although ratings were quite high on the internet.

Laylo is quite expensive compared to other restaurants in Pueblo and not that elaborated for vegan food. We had to wait 50 minutes for our food when there was only another family here and brought the wrong one saying they didnt have the curry we wanted, and when we complained they brought the meal that apparently they did have.

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At the end we had our food, we enjoyed even if it was overpriced and waited a long time, but then they charged us on our bill and extra 25% for tips, which they never do as you decide how much you want to leave (usually between 10-18%) but obviously not 25% after the bad experience we had with them.

After all we werent happy with Laylo, so if you ever go let me know about your experience, as Im sure this was a one time thing!

Tip for ordering: Vietnamese and curry bowl were good, the quinoa and the burger was not that good.Suculenta Tamaleria

Tamales are a small steamed cake of dough made from corn. In Suculenta you will find different kind of vegan tamales to enjoy!

I Scream Bar

I Scream is not a cafe but an ice cream truck in the Beach area. They have home made coconut ice cream, you can try all the flavors before you choose one! I had matcha and açai coconut ice cream.Vegan Soul

We didnt know about this place and couldnt find it on the internet, but when we found it next to Vagalume we knew we had to eat here. The restaurant is literally in the beach and they prepare the most amazing food with a viewHope you find useful this list about all the vegan places to eat in Tulum and will help you organize your trip. Read here 12 Things To Do In Tulum