response 1 of 22:

Mar 23 12:02 UTC 1994

I had a tofu hot dog once, I was tempted to wash it down with a barbed-wire
milkshake. <Bleah!>

response 3 of 22:

Mar 23 14:59 UTC 1994

Sweet Lorraine's, located on the lower level of the Market Place
building, at Kerrytown, has an extensive menu including loads of
delicious vegetarian dishes.  The decor is funky too, kinda
like someone put Picasso paintings and a dash of Art Deco in a
blender and let 'er rip.  

response 5 of 22:

Mar 25 13:32 UTC 1994

Interesting, I seem to remember Steve himself saying that he bought the tofu
dogs so the veggies in the attendance would have something to eat, but
that when he himself tried one he thought they were pretty sad.

I'm afraid I'm a hopeless carnivore, my favorite dish is sushi.

response 7 of 22:

Mar 25 15:36 UTC 1994

Did anyone mention Afternoon Delight?  At the corner of Fifth and
Liberty it *is* Ann Arbor.  And what's this about the Spaghetti
Machine having the best salad bar?  AD's rules.

response 9 of 22:

Mar 31 17:03 UTC 1994

   Shushi hot dogs.  Interesting idea.  Thanks for the tip.  ;-)

   I've come a little more to accepting tofu dogs, myself.
The first time I had one I would have agreed about barbed wire
milkshakes.  But things do evolve over time, and vegetarians
have said they'd prefer tofu tube steaks to taste like food,
so they are approaching that.  Yeve's makes a reasonable
product, as is the Not Dog.

   No one has mentioned Jeresuleum Garden's yet, which has a
really incredible falafel sandwich for $2 that is truely
wonderful.  So there are things veggie style that are
excellent.

   Don't expect it here yet, but McDonald's has a veggie
soy burger.  It is being test marketed in Germany and somewhere
on the left coast.  That'll be a kick to see.

response 11 of 22:

Apr 1 05:47 UTC 1994

Yeah, it's actually kind of frightening when you consider how much tofu
hot dogs taste like the real dead animal.

Downtown, Hinodae (Japanese restaurant in same
building as Oz's ) has a fair number of veggie offerings and
Wolverine Hideaway (across from MLB) has some really cheap
lenitl soup and falafel sandwiches.

response 15 of 22:

Dec 17 02:49 UTC 1997

1.  Dinersty has 10-15 vegetable entries, but the veggie soups seem to have
an animal broth base.
2.  Ayse's Turkish Cafe - mostly all the prepared dishes are vegan, made with
oil, and it is $8.50 for a large sampler plate, whole wheat pita, gourmet
cooking.  Cheese in the bulgur salad.
3.  Siam Kitchen in Braun Court has several vegetarian lunches, and many other
dishes are available with pork, chicken shrimp or tofu.
4.  Star Buffet on Washtenaw, quite a few non-meat choices, cheap, just east
of Stadium.
5. Other buffets:  several Indian ones in town, Old Country Kitchen (lots of
salads and vegetables, but may be buttered), Korean buffet, Mexican
restaurants (if you eat cheese, especially) but the one in Ypsi puts lard in
things.
6.  Big Market Cafe - purchase by the pound, eat there or take out.  Whole
wheat pita, humus, tabouli, etc, some baked in their bakery.
7.  Fireside Store has  a bakery and deli, if you eat cheese, and tables
outside (on Huron near the tracks)

response 17 of 22:

Jul 4 13:05 UTC 1998

Isn't Victoria a beautiful city?  I fell in love with it
at first sight.  I can't remember the name of the restaurant
but we had a elegant dinner there, at a table next to a 
window overlooking the harbor, at sunset.  

For someone who has a thing for little white lights,
Victoria is the jackpot.

response 19 of 22:

Mar 26 12:25 UTC 1999

Veggie food is so hard to find in America?
That's too bad for real veggies.
I mean, here in India, you find most(at least half) of the restaurants
serve *only* veg food.

response 21 of 22:

Mar 27 18:13 UTC 1999

It wasn't "packed" @ 6 p.m. yesterday.  By 6:300 it was 
rather full, tho.