Thank you so much!!! Super excited! I'll be checking it out this evening after work!

I would have to say ANYTHING vegan from The Chicago Diner. Delicious food, GREAT desserts, and easily made GF as well as vegan (they also have vegetarian food, but have been "Meat free since '83"). It was awesome going into a restaurant and having SOOOOOOOO many choices, not having to figure out what I can eat or may be able to eat. So novel =)

Some dear friends of mine in the midwest were nervous about hosting me, so we looked for restaurants with salad bars so they and their kids could eat what they were used to, and I could eat without a fuss.

The first night was a bust because I took a chance on a hot vegetable plate in a mainstream chain and despite explicit instructions, butter was dropped in somewhere and I was ill almost immediatey.

The second night we did Jason's Deli, which is a "safe" staple at home, and they did a delicious hot spinach and avocado wrap -- grilled w/evoo instead of butter and it was yummy.

I've flown/travelled three times this year, and the safest thing for me is to have a couple of meals and munchies prepared and in my carry-on so I have something to eat on the plane and when I have layovers and when I arrive at my destination.

I have a mini soft cooler that fits into my tote bag along with my notebook PC, and so far, knock wood, nobody in TSA has made me dump the food at security -- I've packed hummus, couscous, tofu/buckwehat noodle stir fy, and rice cakes and gotten them all through.

While visiting Traverse city (there are not a ton of vegetarian dining options) we ate at the Boathouse restaurant. When I told the chef I was vegan, he whooped and said "vegan is the easiest thing to make!" He made me my own custom dish: flatbread with spinach, chanterelle mushrooms, red peppers, fire roasted tomatoes, avocado and caramelized onion. For dessert he brought me home made cotton candy sprinkled with pop rocks! It was one of the best meals I've ever had.

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I am a sophomore at University and last Spring I studied abroad in Granada, Spain. When I arrived and hit the town with my vegetarian roommate in search of delicious vegan fare, we were quite intimidated by the vast number of bars with Iberian ham hanging from the ceilings and walls. That however, didn't stop us! Granada being a college town full of locals and Irasmus students, we knew there had to be animal-free food somewhere near. Happy Cow's website, my linguistic proficiency, and my curiosity lead us in the right direction. After opening our eyes a bit wider for possibility, we realized just how veg-friendly the city is! My favorites Ecotiendo (Eco food store) was 'Ecotienda Umbela' on Calle Varela. The store owner was very nice and super knowledgeable. Feaux meats were rather expensive so I rarely indulged, however the produce was always local and fresh! Piano--an entirely vegan restaurant had amazing food options/meals for such a fantastic price (4.95€--3 sides, 'postre' & drink). My favorites were the dhaal, falafel, hummus, bolitas de maiz (hushpuppies) and jade salad. They taught classes, sold cookbooks, and hard to find goods (rice flour, vegan chocolate, gluten-free stuff etc...). Cafe Mundo Manila is a must! It's a vegetarian cafe/tapas bar with many vegan options. You can stop for a quick bite, tea, late night tapas, dinner, or even a glass of organic wine. The staff is also really friendly. I often went there before classes for breakfast or just to study. They have free WiFi! I had an amazing time getting to know the food and culture in an animal friendly way.

I was in Boston for my Son's college graduation. My daughter, my son and I ate at the Elephant Walk restaurant. The Cambodian cuisine was amazing. So flavorful and delicious we couldn't stop eating! I ordered the "Napolean de tofu et legumes au curry" I think it was the best thing I have ever eaten. I ordered their cookbook but unfortunately that is one of the recipes they don't publish. It is a must go to restaurant if you're in Boston!!! enjoy!!!!

well i just had an awesome vegan pizza at a micci in danville ca. i

Chasing my toddler around hasn't left much time for travel but when we visit my parents at home in the D.C. Metro area I love to eat at my old fav The Vegetable Garden in Rockville, MD. The all-vegan menu at this Chinese food restaurant is so very good that it was my favorite restaurant for years- long before I was vegan. Just thinking about the moo shi cilantro rolls and veggie duck hot pot brings a tear to my eye. Might be time to go drop in on the parental units....

I haven't had a chance to travel much, but so far my favorite food in my travels would have to be the amazing vegan burrito at Laughing PLanet in Portland. The EcoTrust location is right beside Hot Lips pizza which also has an awesome vegan pizza!

Galactic Pizza in Minneapolis, MN was where I had the most delicious vegan meal while travelling. I had "the shroomer" which had 3 different types of mushrooms and Daiya cheese. I also had the vegan cheesecake for dessert :)