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I live in San Francisco, which has a better vegetarian selection than most cities, but it takes time to find the good ones. I started to keep a list online, and then people started to use it, and so it goes..
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2008/06/26: Powersource Cafe downtown breakfast/lunch 2008/02/27: Weird Fish has unique veggie options! 2007/10/11: Underdog Organic Sausage 2007/05/20: Yummie House 2007/01/28: CLG Thai 2007/01/24: Bissap Baobab Senegalese 2007/01/18: Gestalt Haus vegan sausage 2006/11/28: Layonna Vegetarian chinese veggie! 2006/11/22: geranium has closed! 2006/04/16: Golden Era 2 New location! 2005/10/17: World Sausage Grill has closed! 2005/04/16: Café Gratitude New locations! 2005/04/16: Cha-Ya opens! 2005/03/04: Royal Thai has closed! 2004/12/07: Feel Real review 2004/12/07: Judahlicious juice bar 2004/11/09: Mekong Thai most dishes avail vegan |
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| Golden Era | Buddhist Vietnamese | 673-3136 | 572 O'Farrell St | ||
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Best pot stickers I've ever had, veggie or not. All food is
excellent. Yum. Yum yum. Mmmmmmm.. This is probably my
favorite restaurant, because I really like their variety of
fake meats. Everything on the menu seems delicious, but I
highly recommend the Spicy Gourmet Chicken, the Garlic Beef
and the Mongolian Chicken. Did I mention how tasty their
pot stickers are? Btw, as noted on the menu, the shrimp is not
vegan, it contains egg or milk, I can't remember which.
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| Golden Era 2 | Buddhist Vietnamese | 668-4888 | 832 Clement Street | ||
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There's a new Golden Era over on Clement!
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| Millenium | Vegan American | 345-3900 | 580 Geary St @ Jones (Savoy Hotel) | ||
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Expensive, very classy healthy well-made food.
This is one of SF's premiere veggie/vegan restaurants.
They use only local farmers and all food, beverages, spirits, and wine is organic. For those of you who remember the Millenium before it moved to the Hotel California from the Abigail hotel, I finally got to visit to compare the two, and there are some differences. The restaurant is larger, brighter and more open. The menu is very similar though more expensive if my memory serves. The appetizers I tried were very fantastic, though the entrees I tried, while delicious, weren't as stunning as previous. The desserts were incredible, thanks to the talented Amy Pearce, even better than the previous Millenium desserts, which is saying a lot. They definitely have some of the best desserts, vegan or not, that I've tried, and the cannoli and chocolate cake is to die for. If you were a previously a patron of the Millenium at the Abigail, I recommend trying the new Millenium, and if you do, please send me your comments. I'll be going back soon to try more. Serves brown rice. |
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| Greens Restaurant | American/Zen | 771-6222 | Fort Mason, Building A | ||
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Greens was opened by Zen Buddhists about 20 years ago. Their entire
menu is veggie with lots of vegan. The view of the bay is incredible,
the atmosphere is wonderful, the food is excellent, and the price matches it.
Any tour of the veggie restaurants in SF needs to include greens.
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| Herbivore | Veggie | 826-5657 | 983 Valencia | ||
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All vegan, all the time. Many veggie's swear by it.
It took a few trips for me before I started to like it, the food
is really well-prepared but it doesn't have as much zing as my
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| Herbivore | Veggie | 885-7133 | 531 Divisadero | ||
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| Minako | Japanese home cooking | 864-1888 | 2154 Mission @ 17th | ||
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This tiny organic sushi joint is a hidden gem. The menu is not exclusively
vegan, but has vegan sections contains such items as vegan "eel" maki and
vegan desserts. This is a mom/daughter operation, and it feels
more like you've been invited over to someone's house for a fantastic
dinner rather than a restaurant experience, so don't make the mistake
of asking them to change the music. The service sets new records for
being slow, so if you're looking for snappy restaurant service than you
should take your business elsewhere, but if you don't mind the wait, and
you are prepared to be a guest at one of tables of this family,
then Minako is a must-try experience in San Francisco.
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| Café Gratitude | Raw Vegan | 824-4652 | 2400 Harrison St @ 20th | ||
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Thanks to Judy from Minako I found Café Gratitude just as they
had opened in early 2004.
Café Gratitude offers live raw food,
the menu is 100% vegan and all raw (except for rice, quinoa and ??).
When I first visited this place I was overwhelmed with the positive
energy that I found. The prices are slightly higher than normal
veggie, but quite reasonable for raw foods, and it's worth it.
The menu selection is quite large and all of the items have names
like I Am Graceful and I Am Trusting. They carry
plates of food as well as desserts, juices and "frozen nut cremes"
which you hand crank at your table.
The "I Am Passionate" pizza must be tried, as well as any of their
dessert offerings.
Café Gratitude is definitely on the short list of San Francisco
vegetarian experiences.
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| Café Gratitude | Raw Vegan | 824-4652 | 1336 9th Ave @ Irving | ||
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Café Gratitude has a new location, as well as a Berkeley (Shattuck @
Virginia) location.
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| Jasmine Tea House | Chinese | 826-6288 | 3253 Mission St | ||
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Jessie L. says (and I mostly concur): Not exclusively veggie, but they have
the best meatless chicken I've ever had, including the the Chinese New
Year in Malaysia where they're renowned for their assortment of meatless meats.
Comfortable, cheesy, mandarinified classical music, with dim, cozy
lights. Staffed with dry humor. Food is not too greasy, menu is flexible.
Endless supply of fortune cookies.
The restaurant seems to inspire good, long conversations, according to
Jessie, though she ads that it's also true when she's there by herself,
so your mileage may vary.
Note: I checked the ingredients on the fortune cookies, and they have no milk, though I can't remember if they had egg. Tip: Try the orange mock chicken. It's not on the menu, but it's the best dish they have! Serves brown rice. Delivers! |
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| Big Lantern Dim Sum | Chinese Veggie and Dim Sum | 863-8100 | 3170 16th St @ Valencia | ||
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Just discovered this place by chance, and it turns out they have a
huge selection of fake meats and sauces to go with it. They have
full dishes (such as Sesame Meatless Chicken, general Tsao's Chicken,...)
as well as Dim Sum (which I actually haven't tried yet). They also
deliver late, they have a menu online and can fax a menu if needed.
They're also quite friendly and helpful, and they
gave me a discount because it was my first time ordering from them.
They have meatless chicken as well as meatless ham, which is frighteningly
and deliciously ham-like, except for the fact that it has the texture and
shape of little tofu cubes. The sauces are great, and they have sesame
balls, too.
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| Cha-Ya | Vegan Japanese | 252-7825 | 762 Valencia St @ 18th | ||
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Cha-Ya has existed in Berkeley and it just opened in SF (04/16/2006).
They have a selection of vegan sushi as well as some udon and soups.
I've only been once, and had some great sushi and some hearty soup,
though it was a bit basic. They also make a good vegan cake. I'll
definitely be back.
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| Maggie Mudd | Ice Cream Parlor | 641-5291 | 903 Cortland Ave | ||
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If you're near Bernal Heights, or even if you're not, you need to
check out Maggie Mudd's for dessert. They have a large selection
of home made vegan ice cream. They rotate through them and put
about 10 flavors up on the menu. They can make shakes, and I'm
told their waffle cone is vegan as well.
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| Yummie House | Veggie & Ice Cream Restaurant | 933-8938 | 6903 Geary Blvd | ||
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Ice cream, tapioca, and a dim-sum style menu which has a large number
of veggie-fied asian food. It's not clearly marked, but, for example,
the fried chicken pieces are actually fried gluten. Everything on
the menu is supposedly veggie (though not vegan), and I noticed that
they did sell a few items with gelatine, so it's not 100%. But it's
good food, and it's a quaint "local" atmosphere. The tapioca drinks
are also excellent, and very fresh, mostly made from fruit and the like,
as opposed to powder. Try the Rainbow Angel drink, very tasty.
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| Weird Fish | Weird Fish and Veggie/Vegan Food | 863-4744 | 2193 Mission St | ||
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Interesting otherwise-fish joint has a number of excellent veggie and vegan
selections, such as vegan buffalo wings (gluten free batter available!)
a vegan fish and chips, as well as some fantastic veggie tacos. Check
out the Yam and spinach taco for a treat. The vegan cheesecake
is the bomb. The soy cheese is actually vegan, though sadly the
horchata is not. Be warned that they have vegan and non-vegan versions
of the same item, and sometimes the kitchen isn't as careful as you
might want. I've received non-vegan items after ordering vegan more
than once. :-(
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| Judahlicious | Juice Bar | 665-8423 | 3906 Judah St @ 44th St | ||
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This juice bar is not all vegan, but they have some vegan smoothies
that are fantastic. I tried the classic OJ/Strawberries/etc.., and
it was somehow supersweet without sugar, the way I like it.
They also carry some raw foods/desserts, the owner is trying to
figure out his menu, so now would be a good time to go in with
suggestions. I got to try the raw vegan pizza, which was excellent.
It's not quite as good as Cafe Gratitude, but that's not saying much
considering how good Gratitude is.
They used to carry Maggie Mudd vegan ice cream and shakes, but now they have their own raw vegan soft serve which is phenomenal. It's by far the best raw vegan ice cream I've had, so they've got Cafe Gratitude beat on that count, and they even make delicious vegan waffle cones. Hallelujah. Definitely worth checking out, and see Feel Real and the organic grocery all within a block. |
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| Kowloon | Buddhist Chinese Dim Sum | 837-0982 | 909 Grant Ave | ||
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Extremely cheap, and great if you get the buffet, all the
dim sum is on the buffet for an extremely low price. The
Gluten based meats are kind of sloppy, but I like them that way.
Open 10a-9:30p (no MSG)
UPDATE: 10/2001: Kowloon is closed. :-( UPDATE: 2002: Kowloon is re-opened!. It's new management, and it's half-vegan, half-meat now, with a much smaller menu, and no more buffet - I haven't tried it yet. If you have, please let me know. UPDATE: 2005: I'm hearing a report that Kowloon is closed again. Does anyone know for sure? |
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| Lucky Creation Vegetarian | Chinese Vegetarian | 989-0818 | 854 Washington | ||
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Downscale, good cheap food. Crowded at lunch. Personally I liked the
old Kowloon's gluten better, but I've had many tell me they like Lucky
Creation's gluten more than any other Bay locatoin.
Here's an extensive review courtesy RichiesPicks UPDATE: 3/2005: Lucky Creation is not closed. I was informed by 'versusmyadidas' that they sometimes close for a couple weeks once or twice a year, so they sometimes seem closed. Call first! |
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| Alive! | Organic Raw Vegan | 923-1052 | 1972 Lombard @ Webster | ||
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Considering the fare, it would be impossible to not compare this to
Café Gratitude. Unfortunately it doesn't quite measure up. The
prices are the same, but the selection is smaller and I wasn't
as impressed with the food, though it's still very well done.
The dessert selection, while also small, had some excellent
choices worth checking out.
The restaurant itself is a small storefront on Lombard, and has a very simple and clean layout. If you're looking for some variety or you're into raw, it's worth a try. Also known as the "Lombard Coffee Shop". Closed Mon/Tues. |
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| Love 'N Haight Deli & Cafe | Deli/Cafe | 252-8190 | 553 Haight St | ||
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This deli has many fake meats, such as pepper steak, mock duck, chicken,
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and many marked vegan (they even note which of their breads are vegan.)
They also have a good selection of chips/snacks and drinks.
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| Medicine Eat Station | Zen "Shojin" Cuisine | 677-4405 | 161 Sutter St | ||
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If you've ever wanted to eat like a Zen Buddhist Monk, then you can
eat at this mostly traditional but hipster "shojin" restaurant. The
menu is fairly expensive from a portions perspective, but you'll find
things here that don't otherwise exist in San Francisco. Seating is
first come first serve at large communal tables, yet they still manage
to make it feel reasonably private for couples or groups. Their menu
warns about some items having more "challenging" flavors for some diners,
but don't let it scare you off unless you've wandered into the
restaurant from off the street by mistake. I've only tasted some
of their appetizers, so expect more of a review in a week or two.
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| Yum Yum House | Chinese | 861-8698 | 581 Valencia St | ||
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This is yet another restaurant that is gracious enough to let
you substitute mock chicken in the menu. The sauces are pretty
good, but the mock chicken is very fried, so it's tasty but not
too healthy. I'm told the owners are friends with the owners
at the Jasmine Tea House, and their are many similarities, but
I like the selection and taste of the mock chicken at Jasmine a
bit more, but the orange chicken and five flavor chicken sauces
were tasty, and in the heart of the Mission it's closer for most people.
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| Angkor Borei | Cambodian | 550-8417 | 3471 Mission St | ||
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The veggie menu has a bunch of mock meats. The curry is excellent.
I haven't gone here enough yet, but the Peanut Duck is fantastic.
Most of the other dishes are mushroom and/or vegetable heavy, which
isn't quite my style, but the sauces are great.
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| Royal Kitchen | Chinese | 824-4219 | 3253 Mission St | ||
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Huge portions of food for cheap. You will be stuffed like a pig.
Update 11/6/2001: I've been told that they've reopened under a new name and new mgmt, and the food isn't as good. :( |
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| Neecha's Thai | Thai | 922-9419 | 2100 Sutter St @ Steiner | ||
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I love the gluten satay (though I confess I haven't asked yet
if the peanut sauce is veggie). This isn't a veggie restaurant, but they
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| Rotee | Indian | 552.8309 | 400 Haight St @ Webster | ||
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Not exclusively veggie, but they are generally veggie aware and can
modify *some* of their dishes to be vegan. Other than that their
horribly pun-riddled menu is low in vegan fare, but of particular note
is the Biryani which is the best Biryani I've ever had, and the reason
they are being listed here. They can also make vegan Aloo Palak which
is surprising since most Palak dishes have cream.
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| Modern Thai | Thai | 922-8424 | 1247 Polk St | ||
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| Sawã/Sawa Coffee Shop | African.. | 441-8182 | 1655 Divisadero St | ||
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African restaurant shop opened up right near my house, and about
half the menu is vegetarian. It's not much of a coffee shop anymore,
but Divis is infiltrated with Coffee shops anyways...
This has the best African that I've tried in SF. The food can take a long time to arrive, but it's worth waiting for. If you don't mind a little oil, try the veggie sambusa appetizer, it's delicious and my meat friends tell me it's even better than the meat sambusa (though the lentil sambusa is somewhat plain). Like any african restaurant, the best way to go is to bring many friends and eat family style off of one of their massive platters. They have a dish I haven't seen anywhere else called Hilbt, and it is very good. Very, very good. That's two "verys" which translates to a whole lotta good. The description doesn't make it sound good ("whipped fava beans"??), but it is. Did I mention how good it was? Unfortunately it's not on their menu anymore, but if you call up in advance and ask very nicely, they might make it for you. Delivers! |
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| Valentine's Cafe | Thai, Mexican, Italian.. | 285-2257 | 1793 Church Street @ 30th | ||
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Update 11/6/2001: Valentine's has closed and opened as an Asian-fusion noodle place - they still had the vegan-happy brunch menu recently, but don't know if that's going to stay that way. |
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| Club Waziema | Ethiopian food | 346-6641 | 543 Divisadero St @ Oak St | ||
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This bar also doubles as an "all-you-can-eat" ($6.50) restaurant.
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| Cafe Ethiopia | Ethiopian/Sandwiches | 285-2728 | 878 Valencia St | ||
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This is a deli, and it looks like one too, but the food is fantastic African.
Update! They have remodeled, they removed the sandwich side of their
business and they now look like a restaurant. The service can be a bit
snippy, but the food is good.
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| New Ganges Vegetarian Restauarant | Indian | 681-4355 (old: 661-7290) | 775 Frederick St | ||
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Their hours are weird, call before you go.
This restaurant has changed hands (and quality) many times. I haven't tried it recently. Dr Edelstein adds: The music was too loud, though they graciously turned it down. The owner made recommendations, and food took less than 20 minutes to be served. I was good-tasting and largely standard vegetarian Indian fare. The brown rice is not genuine, it is basmati with sauces/spices. |
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| Samila Thai | Thai | 752-4310 | 5336 Geary Blvd | ||
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This narrow restaurant has great atmosphere and fantastic service.
The food was on our table right after we ordered it, though a word
of caution, there was a short wait for a table even in the middle
of the afternoon. This is one of my new favorites.
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| Ananda Fuara | Indian/American | 621-1994 | 1209 Market St | ||
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| Barney's Gourmet Hamburger | Hamburgers | 563-0307 | 3344 Steiner St | ||
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With a selection of GardenBurger (has milk) and Wildwood Tofu burgers (vegan)
this otherwise not veggie place gets kudos. I tried the Carribean Tofu
(with Jerk sauce) and it was good. It's too bad they don't have more
juicy selections like Saturn in Santa Cruz.
Laura B says: great tofu burger...i think it's the wildwood brand? anyway, they can make it anyway you like it...it's reallly good with artichoke hearts and sauteed mushrooms. the fried vegetable basket is a delicious heart attack waiting to happen. and i do mean heart attack. and i do mean delicious. i wish they made non-dairy milkshakes but the fact that it's a burger place that serves both tofu AND garden burgers gets it 4 stars from me. stay away from the falafel though, super funky!!! Update: Mallory Geitheim read the ingredients for Barney's in San Rafael and they list "partially hydrogenated / and or meat fat" for their french fries. Bummer. Wake up Barney's! |
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| Juicy Lucy's | Organic Juice & Food Bar | 786-1285 | 703 Columbus Ave @ Filbert | ||
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If you're looking for a place where you can drink a fresh, organic
smoothie from a stone bowl while sitting on a hay bale, then Juicy
Lucy is the place for you. They have a small selection of sandwiches,
salads and raw foods, all vegan, and all very fresh. Their smoothie
selection, on the other hand, is quite large. I tried a cool mint
smoothie and a tamari tofu sandwich and they were both very comforting
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Steve Wyrostok says: On the raw food side, very very clean. Kind of a hippie place, would fit in Bolinas ;) Update 2/4/2003: I am mailed a nice letter by the restaurant: Greetings, I just wanted to let you know that I exist. Juicey Lucy's-San Francisco's only all organic juice and food bar has been at the corner of of Columbus & Filbert in the heart of North Beach for the past 6 years. I'm proud to say that I have been featured in Gourmet magazine,Lonely Planet's " world food cuisine" book, San Francisco magazine, Italy, Japan, Europe,South Afr ica and many more. |
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| Layonna Vegetarian Restaurant | Veggie Chinese | 666-3883 | 1829 Clement St @ 19th Ave | ||
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Right across from Bok Choy is a sister to Layonna in Oakland. Lots of fake meats, but nothing that knocked my socks off, pretty basic Chinese fare with a variety of tofus and such. Perhaps I just prefer my chinese mock meat to be deep fried. I tried the abalone as mentioned by Mary Allen (below) and was surprised with how strange and slippery it actually was to eat. Mary Allen says: We had: Sesame Chicken, sauteed string beans, abalone w/greens, Mandarin beef, steamed pot stickers, brown rice. All of it was excellent. The abalone was difficult to eat w/ chopsticks because it was sliced thin and was slippery. I'd give it 5 stars in all categories Serves brown rice. |
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| Red Victorian Peace Cafe | Vegetarian Cafe | 864-1978 | 1665 Haight St | ||
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Also a bed and breakfast, the Red Vic is definitely fitting in
with the aura of Haight Street. If you can't do milk, then the
menu suddenly shrinks surprisingly, but they do have some
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| Jesse Miner | Vegan Personal Chef | 650-274-8089 | San Francisco | ||
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Jesse is one of the original contributors to this list, and
his knowledge and expertise of vegan food is staggering.
After graduating from Bauman, he's become a high-end personal
vegan chef. More info on his website.
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| Houston's | American Restaurant | 392-9280 | 1800 Montgomery (near Embarcadero) | ||
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This place, while a fish/steak joint and while a chain, has the
best veggie burger I've tried in SF. It's "homemade" - and a
large juicy bean burger with all the fixin's - plus their homecut fries
are excellent. Unfortunately the burger also weighs in at $12.
But if you're looking for a great burger (and a decent enough place
by the wharf to bring friends for fish), then it's worth a try.
Back in 1995 they had a great dish called the "California Salad" that
was off the menu but still available. I'll have to call someday and
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| Rosamunde Sausage Grill | Sausage Grill | 437-6851 | 545 Haight St | ||
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So, yes, this is a sausage grill, and they make sandwiches with sausage,
but their menu has a spicy vegan sausage option (don't know if the bread
is vegan). They could do a better job of keeping vegan/non-vegan items
seperate on the grill, but the vegan sausage (tofurky based?) with peppers
and onions is quite good, and kudos for adding a non-meat item to their menu.
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| Underdog | Organic Sausage Joint | 665-8881 | 1634 Irving St @ 18th | ||
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They have 4 vegan and 4 veggie sausages. Please note that
the "new" veggie sausages listed *under* the list of vegan
sausages are *not* vegan (egg whites). Cute small place with
a bunch of sausage and organic snacks. Could use some more
condiments.
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| Gestalt Haus | Vegan Sausage, Beer Haus | ???-???? | 3159 16th St | ||
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I got to try this place. It's sad that we lost World Sausage Grill
but got Gestalt because the selection is so much smaller, and there
are almost no condiments. It has an interesting bar atmosphere.
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| Moki's Sushi and Pacific Grill | Sushi and Grill | 970-9336 | 830 Cortland Ave | ||
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Review by abby trouble: Several vegan maki rolls including one called the Kahuna Roll which has
mango, tofu and macadamia nuts. Ask the friendly staff about which rolls
are vegan. Lots of vegan small plates including one frequently on the
special's menu: a vegan spring roll with a peanut dipping sauce.
Sometimes there's a wait, but it's always woth it.
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| Jay's Cheesesteak | Cheesesteak | 285-5200 | 3285 21st Street @ Valencia | ||
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If you like Cheesesteak, you'll love this place. It has good,
greasy food in the cheesesteak and fries family, in particular
a veggie cheesesteak sandwich!
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| Jay's Cheesesteak | Cheesesteak | 771-5104 | 553 Divisadero @ Fell | ||
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Jay's just opened up shop in my neighborhood!
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| Atlas Cafe | Cafe | 648-1047 | 3049 20th St | ||
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| Amira | Pan-Arabic Cuisine | 621-6213 | 590 Valencia St @ 17th | ||
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This place isn't specifically veggie, but the word "vegan" is scattered
throughout their menu. On top of that, the atmosphere is great, and they
have belly dancing and live music Tues-Sun!
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| Great India Restaurant | Indian/Pakistani | 751-4433 | 6127 Geary Blvd | ||
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