Bay Area Vegetarians

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Great little store for people in Downtown Oakland/ Lake Merrit area.

Mashed potatoes and gravy. Chocolate brownies. Chicken noodle soup. Holiday foods. Potato chips and sour cream dip. Cheese and pepperoni pizza, beef burritos, spaghetti and meatballs.

Everyone grows up with some sort of comfort food recipe collection, even if we’re not aware of it.

These three recipes are very easy. If you like to cook, you can easily play around with them and improvise. If you don’t like to cook, the basic recipes will give you tasty results. They’re also good dishes for the non-vegetarians in your life.

Breakfast Pizzas
Scramble Seasoning Mix
Rice Crispy Treats (Peanut Butter and Chocolate)

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Chill Out Cafe (Capitola) is a great little spot if you want to get a taste of the Santa Cruz scene. Popular with the local surfers.Vegan breakfast burritos, veggie and tofu sandwiches, salads, coffee and smoothies. 2nd location on Soquel Ave.

This is a placeholder for the other Veggie Guides out there.

San Francisco Vegetarian Guides

• Bay Area Vegetarians Ultimate Guide
• Dave’s Guide
• Happy Cow
• Vegan Challenge
• Veg Eats!
• Veg Dining
• Veg Guide
• VegSanFrancisco
• VegSF

Regional Guides

• VegAlbany
• VegChicago
• VegDC
• VegHawaii
• Los Angeles Guide
• VegMadison
• VegOhio
• VegPhilly
• SacVeg
• VegSanDiego
• VegSeattle
• VegWorcester

Veggie Guide Books

• Vegetarian Restaurants & Natural Food Stores in the USA
• Veg Out: Vegetarian guide to San Francisco Bay area [see letter we sent the author and her reply]

San Francisco Bay Area Vegan Restaurant Guide

In the Generation V, voice of the vegan generation, podcast show episode #8, we provide an overview of our favorite places to eat vegan in San Francisco and the surrounding SF Bay Area.

Check it out!

http://www.generationv.org/2006/02/18/generation_vegan_podcast_8

Zao Noodle Bar is in downtown Palo Alto. Tasty noodles, vegan options clearly marked. Other locations in Emeryville and San Francisco.

Vegetarian friendly in the heart of downtown Palo Alto. Plenty of vegetarian options which is typical in Mediterranean cuisine.

All new raw ToGo place in Burlingame. Salads, Soups, Pates, Savory Dishes and Desserts. Has been selling wholesale for a while, but this is their new home open to the public.

Thai Garden Restaurant – Hayward

Thai garden a vegan friendly restaurant has recently expanded their menu to specifically include many vegetarian options. They make their own curry sauces and do not use fish sauce/oyster paste. There are salads, noodle dishes, and vegetable curries (with or without fried or fresh tofu) and wine and beer are available. Low to moderate prices.