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Address: 255 N McDowell Blvd (East Washington), Petaluma 94954 Area: North Bay Phone: (707) 778-3867 Hours: Lunch: Mon-Fri 11:30 am-2:30 pm; Dinner: Mon-Thu 4:30pm-9pm; Fri-Sun: 5pm-9pm Category: Restaurant/Food Vendor (Vegetarian) Average cost: ![]() ![]() Vegan Dessert: Yes Accepts credit card: Yes Parking: Large parking lot in strip mall. Notes: Dishes, including ratatouille, potato enchilada and veggie burger made in-house from scratch, vary from vegan to vegetarian. Beer & wine served. FYI, wait staff has indicated that restaurant sometimes closes early if it's not busy, so call to confirm hours. |
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Added by chris on 2008-02-06, Last update: 2008-08-25, Viewed 3701 times |
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Wild Greens has closed, lasting barely 5 months. A bit too upscale, fine dining for most locals. Combine the small portions with non organic yet pricey meals and too much competition in Petaluma. Food was very good in my experience but not enough strong vegan or foodie support. Never noticed much advertising. Still have Govindas and Slice of Life and recently a spat of veg friendly Indian joints. | sevachef Reviews: 4 |
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I had dinner here in June, and the food was quite good. A second vege oasis in the Far North (see also Seed). Whereas Seed (Santa Rosa) is mostly raw, Wild Greens is cooked. More traditional recipes than Seed; much more inspired preparation than Herbivore (SF, Berkeley). Current cook (owner?) seems to be Buddhist, as recipes are generally garlic free, but the food is quite tasty. | ![]() Reviews: 133 |
2008-08-20 |
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