Powerplant at Selina Hotel - Maybe closed - Sao Paulo Restaurant

Vegan breakfast: avocado sourdough with tofu, fruit salad, coffee with oatmilk and orange juice at Powerplant at Selina Hotel - Maybe closed in Sao Paulo

at Powerplant at Selina Hotel - Maybe closed in Sao Paulo

Vegan feijoada, served on Sundays. My omni friend liked it too. They forgot the farofa so it's not in this photo but they did go and get us some. at Powerplant at Selina Hotel - Maybe closed in Sao Paulo

The restaurant attached to the Selina hotel is fully vegetarian at Powerplant at Selina Hotel - Maybe closed in Sao Paulo

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Vegetarian café inside the Selena Hotel. Has clearly labeled vegan options which may include feijoada, yakisoba, a breakfast and others. NOTE: Maybe closed September 2024 - please send updates to HappyCow. Open Mon-Sun 7:00am-3:00pm.

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99 Avenida Vieira de Carvalho, Sao Paulo, Brazil, 01210-010
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TatianaKwamsu

Points +1422

Vegan

16 Feb 2024

Lots of great vegan options - Edit

Very nice place, nice staff who speaks English. I went there twice to have lunch and I took away twice as well. Very good food and big portions.

Updated from previous review on 2024-02-15

kennyp353

Points +1649

Vegetarian

06 Nov 2023

"A" for effort, it's amazing that a hotel's restaurant is fully vegetarian - Edit

The restaurant of the Selina hotel, right in the heart of Sao Paulo's Largo D'Arrouche gay area. And it's fully vegetarian, with several vegan options.

Vegan feijoada was great - they serve it at weekends, including Sundays when most places are closed.

I'm vegetarian trying to be more vegan, and the place could do with more vegan options, particularly at breakfast. I gave this as feedback three days ago, and already there's now a vegan breakfast on the menu - I had it today, it was great. They're obviously trying hard. It's worth a visit if you're nearby.

Pros: Amazing that a hotel has its restaurant fully veg, Usual server is excellent - friendly and efficient, Decent vegan feijoada at weekends

Cons: Sometimes a bit "meh", Sunday staff were timid and useless, Hard to choose this over Pratada which is nearby