Alma Amor Vegetarian Restaurant

We ate here twice this week. Sample the Tacu Tacu, lens balls and cream beans. Everyone was really delicious. The Brownies had to die. The service was also quite fast. The menu is mainly vegan with some veggie choices.

After 2 weeks of travel in Peru, this place was a welcome relief by providing interesting vegetarian food. We ate here for lunch and then for dinner. At dinner the soup, pumpkin I think we think we were taken out of the freezer when we saw the kitchen. The person eating this soup was sick the next day 24 hours with vomiting and diarrhea. I suggest that the restaurant is more cautious and maybe, if something is old, it does not freeze and give it customers. It's better to give fresh food and if you don't have a menu item, that's okay. It is better not to have it as having old food and to give it to someone who is very sick after that. I was very happy to come here, but now I'm very disappointed.

Visited here for a lunch and a tea and both were great. Plenty of choice and plenty of taste. Well, get used to some other stuff. Amazing that Ollantaytambo has so much choice for vegetables and vegans, just another thing to love it.

We are always happy to find vegan restaurants everywhere, and that was our second visit. All dishes were simply delicious and fresh, but the lady is all alone and we had to wait almost an hour on both occasions. We thites... it was only a coincidence the last time, but today again it was alone and will grumpy when we ask for another soup, or how long it will take until the food arrives. I suggest you go and book and osy, and stroll around the city for 45 minutes or so and hopefully until then you will be able to eat

Really enjoyed their curry. It came with brown rice something of a rarity in Ollantaytambo (white rice is pretty standard). There were vegan peanut butter cookies and brownies! Yum.