Por Siempre Vegana 2

I ate here 3 times (actually twice here and once at their food truck nearby). The food is fantastic; it's hard to believe that they can produce so much at such a low cost. Special stars for their garnish cart, which has nopales and roasted onions in addition to 4 different salsas and limes. It's hard to find meatless tacos even in Roma, and these were delicious. Highly recommended.

We tried Al pastor tacos, Chiccharron Prensado Torta, Campechano tacos, Seitan with Chimichurri Tacos, Agua de Jamaica. The salsas are zingy, spicy, and refreshing. We loved their Tortas more than tacos. Note - The proteins in the tacos and tortas were too oily. Everything was so bomb, I'm seriously stoked to find such amazing vegetarian/vegan Mexican food in CDMX.

All of the tacos were amazing we loved them so much flavor. My non vegan husband doesn’t love vegan cheese in general so he didn’t like the ones with cheese. I liked all the other tacos a lot. We got the chorizo, pastor, and seitan. They didn’t have the cheese bread on the menu but that’s ok. We got the tempura battered ice cream and the ice cream ball too. I’d skip desert if it were me to make room for tacos but my husband loved it.

Cute spot in a nice location - right beside my fav art supply store. Friendly staff helped me pick out my tacos and there’s an area where you can go for sauces, sautéed onions and extra accoutrements. Tacos are 20 - 25 pesos each so you can splurge and try at least a dozen different options. Don’t appear to serve alcohol - a beer or marg would’ve been the perfect addition. Sat outside and had a close to perfect vegan lunch. Yum!

Good tacos, affordable prices and ok taste! I was not blown away, but it’s definitely a good spot for lunch whilst in Mexico City.

Amazing vegan tacos al pastor (seidan) where you can put your own toppings / sauces on top! Really lovely to have real mexican vegan food, it was delicious!

Excellent spot for affordable, authentic and vegan Mexican food. Staff are very kind and speak English. Prices are very reasonable and service is fast. There is seating indoors and outdoors on the street. I hope to work my way through the whole menu! The only let down is that there is a local busker who plays the guitar on the street outside. He definitely adds to the atmosphere but harasses you to give him money which I found uncomfortable

If you're looking for the best tacos in Mexico City, don't hesitate to visit Por Simple Vegana, whether it's the restaurant or the stand—they're both amazing. I love their platter with meat; everything there is outstanding. The food tastes so authentic, you almost forget it's vegan. I highly, highly recommend visiting Por Simple Vegana. Don't forget to order the tacos campechanos; they're my favorite. And make sure to try their agua de jamaica—it's really refreshing. Their café de olla is also great. I highly recommend asking if they have the fresas con crema because they are absolutely delicious; you have to try them. And if you can, try the huarache with bistec as well—it's fantastic. So, visit them and enjoy!

My favorite vegan taco spot so far.!!! Made to order, very decently priced and tastes yumm!!! No joke when I say that I go to other vegan taco places in Mexico city and come back to try Por Simple for another meal.

We stopped by Por Siempre, a vegan taco stand, for a late lunch after a previous attempt when it was closed. This time, we ordered the El Pastor, "beef," Chicharrón with salsa verde, and Barbacoa tacos. There were a few people ahead of us, but the friendly cashier made the wait pleasant, repeating our order in Spanish and confirming each item. Though the wait for the food was a little longer than expected (about 15-20 minutes), it was well worth it--the tacos were delicious and loaded with flavor. I especially appreciated the variety of garnishes available to customize each bite. The vibe was great, with a mix of locals and travelers soaking up the experience. It would have been nice to have seating options to enjoy the tacos comfortably, but we made it work by sitting on a planter edge.

loved it! extensive menu and sooo many filling/"meat" options. got thr milanese with fries (not sure what it is) and it was ... good? def wouldn't get again simply bc idk what it is lol but also got a taco and lovveeerddd that!! spent ~140 peso ($7 usd) and was full!

Hands down Por Siempre Vegana Taqueria has the best vegan tacos! With so many options to choose from, you can also add onions and potatoes on the side, along with extras like nopales and guacamole. While there's no seating available, there's plenty of space to stand near the truck or sit on the bench at the street corner. And let's not forget the price -- seven tacos cost me less than $20 USD. Considering that Mexico City is just a two-hour flight from San Antonio, I'd definitely come back just for these tacos.

Came here for a quick dinner on a Sunday evening. I had this on my list of spots to possibly check out while in town and after receiving a few strong recommendations I prioritized giving them a try before I left While I had next to no wait time, I'd recommend going closer to lunch time as they were out of about half their meats when I went shortly before 6 I tried the pastor, suadero, seitan with chimichurri, and alamare. I was really hoping to try the chicharron, as that struck me as the most difficult to replicate. Overall I thought the meats were good, seitan with chimichurri was my favorite, primarily because of the added flavors around the meat. Both the pastor and suadero were solid. If the primarily goal was to replicate their taste, I think they accomplished that goal, but on the scale of equivalent meat tacos I'd say they were below average. The alamare was my least favorite of the bunch, it wasn't bad but had the most unusual texture and was pretty light on flavor. On meat quality and novelty in a city like CDMX I'd give them 4 stars, but the quality of their tortillas was low enough to take away from the meal. Maybe I was spoiled by such excellent tortillas over the earlier part of my trip and will find these don't stand out as too bad relative to my home town, but they tasted pretty old and made for dry tacos If you're a vegetarian or traveling with one, I think they're worth giving a shot. If you don't have any dietary restrictions I think your meals can be spent better elsewhere Caveat that I have enjoyed faux meat street tacos before (birria tacos at Nissi's in Austin are unreal), so dismiss my thoughts as a hater meat eater with that in mind

I went to the all vegan taco stand. They share a very similar name with the sit down restaurant. I personally find the taco stand more delicious, more authentic. There are no tables, thus the name taco stand lol! The service is excellent. There is a nice long list of the variety of tocos. from pastor to chicharrón en salsa verde to milanesa to cecina to carne asada. All fully vegan. Once you have the tacos you have a choice of free "sides" cebollitas, French fries, nopales and of course several choices of salsas. A must try vegan street tacos.

I enjoyed my food... however- my girlfriend did not. She got a gringa (which I tried) and a taco (which I did not try). She has been up all night throwing up saying she is in the worst pain of her life.

Delicious vegan tacos. Al pastor is a must with the spicy avocado salsa. The workers were all friendly and the area is cute as well.

In honor of National Taco Day, I'm going international by reviewing Por Siempre. Before Por Siempre, before vegan became mainstream, I did not know it was possible to eat vegan street food. So I was super psyched when I stumbled onto this place and proceeded to order pretty much every taco I could in my broken Spanish. The last time I was there, I ordered the: - Milanesa - Chicharrón prensado - Big bebe - Seitan al chimichurri - Campechano Comes with your choice of toppings. I've tried both their food truck as well as their brick-and-mortar. I much prefer the truck. Aside from being open much later, the menu was focused on the tacos where Por Siempre really shines. Plus, nothing beats eating the best tacos in the world late at night on the streets of Mexico City.

I'm not really a fan of vegan food but everyone raves this vegan spot here in the city. They have a store front in Coahuila and a stand near insurgentes. The pastor tacos and torta are very good and tasty. They are a bit pricey and if you aren't use to vegan food you still may feel hungry afterwards but it's definitely worth the experience. The place is always busy and there isn't any reservations so get there early!

Fantastic vegan taco stand in the heart of Mexico City. So friendly and delicious . Nice relaxing atmosphere

Such amazing people and food! When I'm back in CDMX, I WILL be going to eat here again!

Yum! Such a cute hipstery spot with all different types of vegan tacos, soups, and sides. It was nice to not have to guess what was in a taco with any language barrier, as they have menus in English. The food was really good and we plan to come back during our short stay for more tacos.

As expected the place was packed. Unexpected is that it's a taco stand street tacos. Food is amazing. Seems to have a cult following of people willing to order and eat standing by or by sitting on the planters nearby. I had a chorizo taco and "steak" taco with a bottled beverage. All delicious. You have the option to add beans, lime, onions, salsas. Delicious. Remember picante options can be really hot. Will be back.

100% vegan taco stand, located on a bustling street in Roma. Their menu offers an impressive selection of faux meats, whose bases range from wheat gluten, to soy, to pure vegetable. Tacos and Tortas are the focus, along with a few other authentic sides, agua frescas, and a case of assorted desserts. They do not skimp on the fillings. One taco is more like two tacos (they give you two tortillas per taco, and you will definitely need the second one). I like the DIY topping bar, where you can add your desired amounts of accompaniments-cilantro, onion, and incredible fresh salsas. Out of the four meats we tried, the best were the Suadero and the Chorizo Rojo. Both had juicy, meaty textures, packed with savory authentic flavors that fully satisfied my non-vegetarian boyfriend. The Al Pastor was bland and rubbery, and the Seitan al Chimichurri had a bitter wheat gluten aftertaste studded with dry herbs. Pass on both of these. All of the staff were friendly and enthusiastic. They asked us which tacos we liked best, and seemed genuinely interested in customer feedback. I will definitely come back the next time I am in Mexico City.

The best vegan tacos, or probably the best tacos I have had in my life. There is a great variety, amazing number of toppings and sauces you can add, and kind people who serve you. Tried at least 5-6 tacos here and I loved almost all of them. Very different and unique flavor. I would highly recommend getting the Big baby and Big Tlacuache tacos. All the sauces are true to their spice level and were great! I would also like to add that it seemed quite hygenic and we did not get sick!

Eating vegan in Mexico City was difficult for me but this place made it so much better! The food was amazing and the servers were so kind! I even came back a second time! Really good prices as well!

Absolutely gem of a find. Great spot for vegan food in mexico city. It is popular and has an awesome staff to boot

BEST VEGAN TACOS IN THE WORLD! 10-20 pesos per taco This spot offers authentic Mexico City street food vibes from the hard working sweet employees, to the unique crowd of hungry customers. I can't even tell you the amount of times these tacos satisfied my taste buds and the whole experience satisfied my soul :) I literally book my air b n b rooms in codesa/roma near Por Siempre just so I can get my daily fix. Long live Por Siempre! (I've still yet to visit their other location but I look forward to the possibility!)

As others have stated, these are the best vegan tacos in CDMX! We were lucky enough to snag a table at the brick and mortar location around the corner from the food truck. We tried the al pastor, chimichurri, chorizo verde and the big bebé tacos. All of them were delicious but the chimichurri was my girlfriend's favorite while I loved the big bebé and al pastor! They have lots of toppings and salsas to try as well, like nopales, potatoes, black beans, onions, cilantro and more. Everything complimented the tacos perfectly and took them each to the next level! Service was friendly and quick, prices were great (15-20 pesos per taco and 50 per torta), and their desserts are top notch, too! We picked up a croissant type pastry that had chocolate, whipped cream and fresh fruit inside for the next morning that was super fantastic. I wish we'd been able to go again to try the tortas, gringas and other fillings but they were closed on our last day in the city. We will definitely be back! Don't miss out on Por Siempre!!

Best vegan tacos in CDMX! These are a great value and great on the taste buds. Now that they have a new location with (limited) seating, the OG location has fewer patrons and is still the way to go. I went to the new location hoping to find a seat and encountered a disorganized cluster of people with no way to place my order much less eat it in the general vicinity. As always there are perks if you arrive by bike and if you bring a reusable container.

A great taco spot! I visited in 2019 and returned again last week. Great staff, delicious food and great option to grab some taco on the move.

Delicious late night taco run on our last night in CDMX. Tried their chicharron, chorizo, and al pastor tacos. All were decadent and devoured within minutes. The al pastor was my personal favorite. Also, their nopales and cebollitas were delicious garnishes.

In the usual dark corner, although populated with hipsters and fixie bikes laying on the floor, you will find one of the most amazing taco experiences in the city: Vegan tacos. I had been chasing the best taco stands and this one was the one I got to visit. Luckily, I love vegetarian and vegan food, so when I saw that they offered tofu, wheat, corn, and other vegetable fillings for the tacos, I was more than excited. I got the "al pastor", an "alambre", and I think a "chorizo". I added some lime, some black beans, and some hot sauce. They were all really, really good, and I would have eaten more except that I had to hit the road. For sure one of the best meals in DF.

One of the most amazing taco places in the city, vegan or not (I came here after having had decent mixote, cabeza de borrego, and barbacoa tacos for lunch at the tianguis). Really loved the Big Tlacuache. Pastor and the Chimi are both pretty awesome on their own while the Milanesa is good when filled with salsa. Most vegan products (soy/seitan etcs) provide the meaty texture while absorbing as much of the external sauce flavor as possible. Por siempre Vegana, with its large array of salsas, pickled vegetables, nopales, and chilis, is thus in a perfect position to create vegan gastronomical fireworks. They also give free potato, cebollita asada, black beans for additional variance on texture and quelite, cilantro, and onion, lime for flavor. The aguas are available with unlimited refills for 10 pesos and vary from guanabana and anis to cucumber and cactus pear. The line at the Manzanilla location is usually of 15 mins wait at the least and there are hardly any chairs. Alternatively, their sit-down location on Coahuila (https://goo.gl/maps/3HbuUV4BB4w) is equally good and can be convenient when it rains.

Tacos for breakfast, lunch, and dinner? YES. PLZ. This place is just as good as everyone says it is!

This place is tiny and had a long wait when we went, but the food was good. I liked the condiment bar and the fact that they had outlets at the bar to charge my phone. The water of the day was delicious, and they have vegan desserts.

I didn't know I could find vegan tacos in Mexico, but they are so so good! The al pastor tacos are by far the best. Even my fiance, who's a big meat eater, loved them. The restaurant was quite crowded during dinner time, but it wasn't a long wait. They have menus in English which is also helpful if you need that. Prices are great, food was amazing and service was really friendly. Definitely worth trying out when you visit CDMX!!

I came here on my first night in Mexico City around 10pm, which made me question: is it safe to be standing on a sidewalk late at night, eating vegan street tacos? All my fears melted away as soon as we pulled up to Por Siempre, the sidewalk surrounding their street stand was packed with people! And, rightfully so, these tacos are GOOD. My husband and I decided to try everything on the menu, which filled two large plates that were piled-high with tacos. I give all the tacos a thumbs-up - but there were definitely some tacos that were more delicious than others and we have no idea which ones those were because there was no way to tell which was which, especially not at night in the dark. If I have the opportunity to go back, I definitely will. And next time, I'll try just one or two at a time.

Wow I can't believe it's all VEGAN!!! This taco stand was hard to find but when we found it, it was well worth the time finding it! You will they have so much variety and I recognized at least try 3 different tacos, the al pastor, bistec and suadero.

They close at 11PM NOT MIDNIGHT. Yelp is wrong. I arrived at 10:50& they were closing the register and didn't take my order. I wish they did...I starving and I had just came from the airport . Ive been here before on trip and I remember it being delicious! I just wish they updated this to avoid going there all late .

Best vegan tacos I've had ever- not just in Mexico city. Also where else can you get AFFORDABLE vegan food? I feel like vegan food normally bears a crazy price tag and that's why I give major props to those behind Por Siempre for providing delicious, vegan tacos at an affordable price that everyone can afford. We came to this location since the taco stand wasn't open on Sundays. I think the stand is quicker in getting your food VS this location, so I would opt to return there again. Between the four of us, we tried over half the menu and agree you can't go wrong with anything you choose.

We arrived around 8:15 pm on a Sunday and were the last customers served. So glad we got there in time! Tacos were to die for delicious. Owners were very kind and helpful with our poor Spanish.

No sé que les pasó, si cambiaron de Chef o qué. Pero la comida ya no es lo que era. Las tortas todas insípidas, los platos de la carta sin gracia. Los meseros encarados. El servicio al cliente pésimo, no contestan, se tardan.

Best vegan tacos ever. So cheap and so so so delicious. So glad we found this place on our trip. Te amo por siempre, por siempre

Really great tacos if your Vegan and the sauces were quite good as well. I tried the al pastor and the hongo taco, both were good but I ended up preferring the hongo taco. Not the best Vegan tacos I've tasted, Los Angeles has this beat but I'm glad I got to try Vegan tacos in Mexico nonetheless.

Bustling late-night taco truck. Lots of different types of taco fillers to choose from. I just chose a bunch of random ones and they were all good. Hard to find anywhere to sit but there are some narrow curbs that i was able to park my butt on. They weren't the greatest tacos this side of the Nile River but very good and it was a fun experience.

Being a vegetarian sometimes can be hard especially when you're traveling and you feel like you are missing out on the local food. However, a large number of vegan taco spots don't let you miss out on the local Mexican food. One of the vegan taco spots we visited was Por Siempre. We got the al pastor and seitan chimchuri - one word to describe them is Delicious!!! The flavors were rich, the food well cooked and the taste impeccable. The wide array of toppings including the salsa, beans, onions, cilantro, potatoes all fitted in extremely well with the tacos. My favorite topping was the mini grilled onion which the chef gives you off the stove. An absolute must visit for anyone visiting Mexico City!!

I had been following this place on Facebook forever, and found myself around the corner and not particularly hungry, to be honest. But, I could not resist and shoved down two tacos, and I am so glad I did. BEST vegan tacos ever, tied with el vegetaco. (Sorry pffp, I love you dearly, but holy crap!) I ate a pastor and a suadero (which I have never eaten the real thing of either), and I think the pastor was as good as my go to taco place for the last 15 years, el vegetaco. The suadero, which I'm not really sure what suadero is, was also delicious. A lady next to me kept eating and ordering and eating and ordering, and I was SO FREAKING JEALOUS but I had had a big plate of chilaquiles only a few hours earlier. Also, these tacos were THIRTY PESOS EACH. Please. That's like $1.50. What does a vegan taco cost at home? They now open for lunch, I was there about 4pm on a weekday. It's on a corner just off Insurgentes, and if you are vegan in Mexico City, or even if you're not, you should really, really stop by. I'm planning on dragging a bunch of people back when I'm there in a few months. Hopefully for more than two tacos.

Vegans and vegetarians, you HAVE TO stop by this food truck if you're ever in Mexico City! I've been here the two times I've been in Mexico City and should I return (very likely), I'll be by again, despite there being plenty of vegan options throughout the city! The first time I Ubered here, it was crowded as balls (which surprised me a bit - vegan food trucks rarely see fanfare like this where I'm from!) - I actually had to wait a little bit with my two very patient omnivore friends. Granted it was late and I suppose a fair amount of the patrons had been liquored and up and tacos sort of go hand and hand with alcohol . . . hell, they go with everything. AMIRIGHT?! I ordered four tacos - Pastor (two of these), Chorizo, and I forgot the third. The food truck peeps whipped the tacos up with haste right in front of me and they were presented simply with the mounds of faux soy and wheat gluten-based meats on corn tortillas. There's a crapload of sauces, toppings, accoutrements, etc. in tiny bowls and you betcha I loaded them onto my tacos. And no joke, probably one of the best vegan taco experiences of my life and I've had many! I'm not exactly the biggest faux meat fan, but the slight crispy chewy savory goodness melded with all my miscellaneous toppings . . . my body is always ready for that. My most recent visit was sort of happenstance. I was strolling around with my friend and her kiddo and I happened to whip out my phone to peruse Yelp and behold, Por Siempre was a mere few blocks away. Fortunately, this all occurred during an off hour, so there was no wait and one of the food truck peeps actually spoke a bit of English! I think I ordered similarly as I did my previous visit here and added a banana cake and a chocolate cake. Like the newly arrived tourist that I was, I didn't have small enough bills to properly pay for my order (everything is soooo affordable and cheap here, well Mexico City in general when you're visiting from the United States, but this place is in particular is a freaking bargain!), so the cashier lady ended up giving me a discount. I should have just tipped them the excess of my larger bills, but I wasn't clearly thinking (was too overcome with vegan taco love), so for that, I suck. I received a couple of thin plastic baggies to full with toppings and sauces for later consumption and then essentially dashed back to my Airbnb to scarf down the deliciousness. My omnivore friend said the banana cake tasted pretty much identical to any regular ole banana cake. I want to say the chocolate cake was supposed to be a black forest cake? Both were delightfully moist, light, and not overly sweet - I was perhaps aggrieved I hadn't doubled my cake orders . . . The tacos themselves were as tasty as I had remembered them (I actually had mediocre vegan tacos elsewhere a couple of days later, womp womp!). In fact, they also actually reheated fairly well the next day! Basically, as I previously stated, if you're vegan, vegetarian, or even an open-minded omnivore in Mexico City, you NEED TO STOP BY THIS TACO TRUCK. It is a must!

Really special vegan taqueria puesto in cdmx. Can tell the people running it are having a good time & enjoying serving their community. This can be a reason the food tastes really great.

FIND BETTER QUALITY TACOS! My friends and I (7 of us) went to their stand at Roma Norte for some late night tacos and SIX of us got FOOD POISONING! The only person who did not get sick is one of our friends who happened to not get Al Pastor tacos that night. My friends who ordered for our group mentioned that they have all the meats in a plastic container and reheats it so it was probably contaminated at that point. Never had to write a Yelp review before but I have to for this experience.

Hands down the best food truck experience I've ever had. The food is delicious, staff is friendly and although there were a ton of people the food came out fast. The truck also features desserts, regular water and "agua fresca", and some free add ons for you to grab on your own and eat with your dish (typically veggies and tortillas). If I lived in Mexico City i'd be here "siempre".

No soy vegano, pero....yo puedo ser con esa comida rica! Wow. I live in the area and walk through all the time seeing crowds. Day and night. I never stop thinking vegan ...meh...I admit I was wrong (please don't tell my friends). It was incredible. I had the gringa con pastor. What flavor and texture. Did not miss the meat and enjoyed it so much more. They paired it with agua coco limon and had nice selections of picante, papa, nopal, y otra cosas. I was in such a zone with the food I forgot I was propped up again the curb on a street. I offered to by a homeless man a gringa and they were already preparing him food. Made me enjoy the meal even more that they without a beat shared the wealth with someone in need.

Amazing vegan tacos! I was upset whole day as it was impossible to find vegetarian tacos here in Mexico City that are actually good. Finally we ended up here close to midnight and were very surprised to see this kind of crowd at vegan taco truck. Tacos were awesome and delish! To top it off it was like $1 (20 pesos) for a taco. Coming here every night while I am here in Mexico City!

THIS PLACE IS SO GOOD. Best tacos I had in CDMX and it's so so cheap. Went late on Saturday night and there was a decent crowd but it's fast. Unlimited toppings and drink refills. If you're in CDMX Por Siempre is a must! I wish I'd gone more than once.

'Cuz of the great reviews on yelp I decided to take a walk and check out this place. I'm not a vegan/vegetarian but, to be honest, when I see/smell the meet at most street eateries I get mildly nauseous. I should probably try eating some anyway and it's probably totally fine but as a bacteria-phobe and Top 10 Least Adventurous Eaters in the World award recipient (well, I would be if someone handed out such awards...) I just don't have the courage to put my stomach at risk. So off to the vegan taqueria I went. I absolutely loved them! I can't remember precisely what tacos I ordered but whatever they were they were amazing! Some negatives that spring to mind include that only one variety of drink was available, the line to order can get pretty long (and, disappointingly, included a couple of smokers while I was there), and, unless you're lucky enough to score one of their 3 little stools, you'll be eating while standing. Overall, though, I loved this place and will make the trek from Condesa (a whopping 1 mile) a regular occurrence in the future. And maybe bring along a folding stool.

Delicious vegan tacos streetside. Highly recommend the Alhambre tacos with mushrooms.

I cannot get enough of this place. Visiting Mexico City with some vegan friends, I was apprehensive and thought I would be missing out by foregoing barbacoa for beans and rice, but this little joint had my mouth popping and my belly satisfied like I wouldn't have believed. From the flavour and texture of the 'chorizo' you would swear you were eating meat, but even the straight up vege options are amazing. Coupled with a wide array of free sauces and add-ons like grilled baby onions, tortilla chips and the usual accoutrements, as well as some infused water options (safe and delicious), this place could charge double but you are dead set in and out with five tacos and a drink for less than 100 pesos. Mind blowing.