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I rarely go out to eat, so I haven't tried any of the few places yet. You'll have to PM me about when you'll be here so if you'd like, we can try one out. :)
That's funny you should ask. There's a fairly new restaurant called The Tofu House (on Fireweed Lane) a mile from where I live that I was telling myself yesterday I'll have to check out. Now I have a good excuse, so I can tell you whether it's any good or not! The others I know about are:
Organic Oasis 2610 Spenard Rd (at Northern Lights/Fireweed Ln)
The Happy Cow guide says this in its listing: Ova, Vegan-friendly, Organic, Macrobiotic, Juice-bar, Beer/Wine, Not 100% Vegetarian. Has vegetarian & vegan choices, live music most days, excellent juice & smoothie; owner offers nutritional counseling; also a small supplements natural food area and an organic co-op where members purchace dry goods & fresh local produce. Accept Credit Cards. Closed Sunday.
The Middleway Cafe on Northern Lights
With small, walnut colored tables and chairs and a stand up bar where you place and pick up your order, this location gathers many outdoor enthusiasts and vegetarian and vegan eaters. The place features tofu scrambles, waffles and organic granola, in addition to other breakfast items; all priced less than $7. Lunch includes a variety of wraps such as the falafel with tomatoes, cucumbers and other veggies ($6.95), vegetarian wrap ($6.95) and a Greek wrap with feta ($6.96). No alcohol is served.
The Snow City Cafe on 4th Avenue
Editor's review:
Opened in 1998, it became Anchorage's "Favorite New Restaurant" in its first year. Breakfast entrees such as the Tofu Scramble ($6.95) and Eggs Benedict ($6.95) are available until 5pm. Lunches include the Garden Pita and the Amigo Chicken Wrap (both $6.95). Fresh soup made daily ($5) is available for lunch or dinner and evening entrees of Tofu Stir-Fry ($9.95), Horseradish Crusted Alaska Salmon Filet ($12.95) and Pasta Pomodoro ($9.95) provide a varied menu sure to appeal to all taste buds.
Customer review:
This is a great place for vegetarian. Try their sampler salad plate with humus, couscous, & spicy noodles all tasty in their own ways. Also, try the Tofu Vegetable Stir Fry over brown rice. The tofu is flavorful (how often has that been said?) and the veggies are crisp with a touch of teryaki. Yum!
There are some good veggie burritos at Taco Del Mar on Benson Blvd. I just had a big fat black bean and rice one a couple days ago.
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