Cafeteria Casa del Angel

This is a fully vegetarian restaurant that I found during the walk. Unfortunately, I found it later in my trip or I would have eaten more times here. for 60 pesos there is a lunch package, the suppe, a main course, dessert and a...Trink on Mon.and wed. it is Mexican eating, on wed european food and on dos and thurs. Indian eating. they also have inexpensive food in their a la carte menu. but unfortunately they close at 5 o'clock, so they are usually a midday place. When I was here for the first time, I was on a thurs. So I had lunch with the Indian, which was a suppe, lentil meatballs with cheese, a pakora, rice and strawberry for dessert. it was very good and then the next day when I returned, I had liked my eating from the previous one so much, I asked if they had left something and if so I would have eaten instead of the other. they did so that I had the lentil meatballs, etc. again and I enjoyed them just as I had the day before. the beautiful at this restaurant is that they use whole food like lenses, instead of using highly processed soy products

Поскольку лично я кофе люблю, без него день не начинается, советую. Если вы кофеман, то идите, не разочаруетесь!

Las comidas es por paquetes muy bien armados el sason es muy rico.El lugar es muy bonito la decoracion impecable, el servicio muy bueno el precio aceptable, la atencion es muy buena. El unico pero es el baño por que es unisex y muy pequeño.La direccion es Miguel Cabrera no.110 centro a 2 cuadras y media del zocalo.

Un excelente lugar con informacion sobreesoterismo, acupuntura yoga etc, y a parte una cafeteria con menu basico y sencillo, y comida hindu todos los dias por tan solo 60 pesos

This is a completely vegetarian restaurant that I found while walking around. Unfortunately I found it later in my trip or I would have eaten here more times. For 60 pesos, there is a set lunch that includes soup, a main course, dessert and a drink. On Mon.and Wed. it is Mexican food, on Wed European food and on Tues. and Thurs. Indian food. They also have reasonably priced food in their a la carte menu. But unfortunately they close at 5PM, so they are mostly a lunch spot. The first time I went here was on a Thurs. so I had the Indian lunch which was a soup, lentil meatballs with cheese, a pakora, rice and strawberries for dessert. It was very good and then next day when I returned, I had liked my food from the previous so much, I asked if they had any left over and if so could I have that rather than the other food. They did so I had the lentil meatballs, etc again and I enjoyed them just as much as I had the previous day. The nice thing about this restaurant is they use whole foods such as lentils rather than using highly processed soy products