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Flores da Pampa

Portuguese Plates, Vegan Dishes

4.5food Very vegan-friendly

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Top tips

The shared plates are reportedly generous; a group of three found four plates filling.
Good to know: Allow for higher prices: one review noted shared plates around €15–17 and another considered prices high.

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Try the Not a Tartare and caramelized banana dessert, both praised as vegan choices.
Ask about the oyster mushroom and asparagus dishes; both were praised by a vegan-friendly diner, though recipes can change.
Natural wines and Portuguese wines are a notable part of the meal; staff were helpful with wine choices in some visits, though service reports vary.

People mention

No standout dish yet. People mention banana dessert, coconut dessert and tartare.

Good for

The vibe: dates The vibe: groups

Praised for attentive service, cozy atmosphere and lively atmosphere.

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Also praised for friendly service, beautiful interior, generous portions and good value.

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Outdoor seating
Wi-Fi
Lunch, dinner
Cards and mobile pay

About

Flores da Pampa pairs Portuguese-inspired small plates with natural wines in a chic room inside a renovated old building, with a garden and occasional live music. Vegans can look for dishes such as Not a Tartare, hummus, and caramelized banana; the menu also includes extensive seafood and meat, and reviews describe shared plates around €15–17.