Vegan food at Mr. Sanchos

[RiVL520]

Hello, we are thinking of doing Mr Sanchos AI on our port day in Cozumel. Can anyone confirm that there are some options for my vegan sister? Like are the beans and/ or rice vegan? Will they make a plate of veggie fajitas? Any tips would be helpful. Thanks

[bUU]

I'm curious about the answer to this, myself, but I can tell you from looking at the menu right in front of me, I cannot tell for sure, because often in Mexico, beans are cooked in an animal-based stock and/or with some joint of an animal. So I'm really hoping a vegan or vegetarian has been there and had spoken with a cook or chef there, and found out for sure.

 

I'm not vegan; I eat many vegan meals, but I'm mostly vegetarian, and for health reasons I do also eat some fish. I don't eat any poultry, pork or red meat. Looking at the menu, the only items that I would be confident enough were free from poultry, pork or meat (specifically) that I would eat them without having some more definitive first- or second-hand info from a cook or chef there are the french fries (and yes I know that they could have been cooked in lard, but I don't think a touristy place like this would do that), and the vegetarian burger (but I would not assume that they're vegan!)

 

Oh! And the cocktails!

[RiVL520]

I'm curious about the answer to this, myself, but I can tell you from looking at the menu right in front of me, I cannot tell for sure, because often in Mexico, beans are cooked in an animal-based stock and/or with some joint of an animal. So I'm really hoping a vegan or vegetarian has been there and had spoken with a cook or chef there, and found out for sure.

 

I'm not vegan; I eat many vegan meals, but I'm mostly vegetarian, and for health reasons I do also eat some fish. I don't eat any poultry, pork or red meat. Looking at the menu, the only items that I would be confident enough were free from poultry, pork or meat (specifically) that I would eat them without having some more definitive first- or second-hand info from a cook or chef there are the french fries (and yes I know that they could have been cooked in lard, but I don't think a touristy place like this would do that), and the vegetarian burger (but I would not assume that they're vegan!)

 

Oh! And the cocktails!

Yes I'm hoping someone will be able to tell me also... I guess if all else fails she can certainly drink her lunch..😜

[RiVL520]

I'm curious about the answer to this, myself, but I can tell you from looking at the menu right in front of me, I cannot tell for sure, because often in Mexico, beans are cooked in an animal-based stock and/or with some joint of an animal. So I'm really hoping a vegan or vegetarian has been there and had spoken with a cook or chef there, and found out for sure.

 

I'm not vegan; I eat many vegan meals, but I'm mostly vegetarian, and for health reasons I do also eat some fish. I don't eat any poultry, pork or red meat. Looking at the menu, the only items that I would be confident enough were free from poultry, pork or meat (specifically) that I would eat them without having some more definitive first- or second-hand info from a cook or chef there are the french fries (and yes I know that they could have been cooked in lard, but I don't think a touristy place like this would do that), and the vegetarian burger (but I would not assume that they're vegan!)

 

Oh! And the cocktails!

 

I emailed Mr Sanchos and this is their reply:

~Our chefs will accommodate your vegan needs upon arrival. They will make special meals for you.

Kind regards,

Mr. Sancho's ~

So it looks like they are well versed in this dietary need . :)