Best places to eat Vegan Tacos in Mexico City

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On Taco Day 2026, Mexico City is celebrating not only its traditional flavors but also the rise of vegan tacos, with several taquerías offering innovative plant-based versions of classics like pastor, suadero, and chicharrón. These spots prove that vegan tacos are no longer a niche trend but a vibrant part of the capital’s culinary scene.

Vegan Taquerías to Try in CDMX

  • Gracias Madre Taquería Vegana (Roma Norte)
    Address: Tabasco 97B, Roma Norte, CDMX
    Known for its vegan pastor tacos, made with marinated soy or seitan, replicating the spices and textures of traditional trompo-style meat.
  • Por Siempre Vegana Taquería (Roma Norte)
    Address: Manzanillo 18, Roma Norte, Cuauhtémoc, CDMX
    A cult favorite offering suadero vegano, crisped on the griddle with smoky flavor. Also serves vegan pastor, chorizo, and chicharrón.
  • La Pitahaya Vegana (Roma Norte)
    Address: Querétaro 90, Roma Norte, CDMX
    Famous for its pink tortillas made with hibiscus or beetroot. The standout is the cauliflower al pastor taco, balancing acidity and spice.
  • Veganiztlan (Narvarte Oriente)
    Address: Dr. José María Vértiz 727B, Benito Juárez, CDMX
    Specializes in vegan guisados tacos, rotating daily with hearty, home-style flavors.
  • Alguito Vegano (Condesa)
    Address: Zamora 172, Condesa, Cuauhtémoc, CDMX
    Offers a vegan Ensenada taco with crispy battered cauliflower, avocado, pico de gallo, and special dressing.
  • Mictlán Antojitos Veganos (Narvarte Poniente)
    Address: Luz Saviñón 1354, Benito Juárez, CDMX
    Focuses on reinterpreting traditional Mexican street food with plant-based ingredients.


The Bigger Picture

  • Vegan tacos in CDMX are not imitations but reinterpretations, using local vegetables, spices, and creative techniques.
  • They have become a mainstay of the city’s food culture, appealing to both vegans and curious food lovers.
  • Taco Day now celebrates diversity: from meat-filled classics to colorful, plant-based innovations.

Source: El Universal

The Mexico City Post