Recent Comments
Re: “Foraging for vegetarian fare”
Thanks for your nice cover article, Claire. I do consider myself lucky to live in this area and find it easy to find great vegan food. My favorite pizza in the Triangle is at Panzanella - they have vegan pesto as a staple and their pesto pizza without cheese and your choice of toppings is always very good and sometimes excellent!! Lilly's Pizza has many good vegan options, and great homemade Italian food is to be had at Trilussa. I love the Indian vegetarian restaurants that we are lucky to have, especially Tower. It's difficult to go out and not find a number of vegan choices. I'd be remiss not to mention my food blog, dilipdinner.blogspot.com. I've known my wife almost 4 years and I've not repeated a dinner for her yet! I do all the cooking and it's all vegan without the use of tofu.
Re: “Thanksgiving reservations”
Thanks for the mention of our event. We actually have one extended seating starting at 12:30 but if we go beyond 400 folks, which it looks almost certain that we will any day now, we may open up a second evening seating. It's a nationally known event - join us!
Re: “For the week of 11.22 ~ 11.28”
As of 6p on Wed night, it looks like we have a (very) few seats left. Check out our website for the full details: www.trianglevegsociety.org/thanksgiving06 . Note that the picture used is from Thanksgiving 2005 courtesy of Keith Dixon of Picture Perfect Photography and Videography Services from South Carolina.
Re: “Restaurant options near RDU, from quick and cheap to leisurely and upscale”
Thanks for this keeper; it is worth saving for visitors coming to the area. Don't forget one of my favorite restaurants, Tower. It is about 3-5 minutes from curbside checkin just down the street (Aviation Parkway? Blvd?) from RDU and offers excellent South Indian cuisine. The price is quite affordable and the service is attentive, friendly, and fast - and they have a great lunch buffet. BTW, there are a significant number of vegetarians or those who want to eat more vegetarian -- perhaps it should be a regular inclusion on articles like this as to what plant-based options there are. Thanks!