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• Best vegetarian-friendly restaurants in Rio?

  Just go on happycow.net and put in Rio de Janeiro, filter by Vegetarian Options. That'll give you a better chance for a place that has both options and is cool. The places with options that aren't necessarily 100% vegan are still very good. Source: about 3 years ago

• Our animal liberation demonstration was the most hostile I've ever witnessed

  So how can we directly advocate in this situation? - tell the head guy/gal at the bakery that if they start regularly putting vegan cakes up on display to sell to anyone that you will register their bakery with the big vegan resource happycow.net to help direct vegan consumers to them. Source: over 3 years ago

• vegan options near Solomons Island?

  Take a look on happycow.net as they list some vegan/veg/workable options. Sorry I can't provide direct local info. If others have local info I'm watching for it as well! Source: over 3 years ago

• Best Restaurants with vegetarian options?

  Nowadays, there are loads of vegan or vegetarian fast foods and restaurants in Paris, happycow.net has a map of Paris with plenty of filters to help you find what suits you best. Source: over 3 years ago

• Any good vegetarian restaurant recommendations around Natural History Museum?

  Happycow.net is usually my go-to for getting vegetarian/vegan recommendations for a specific area. Source: over 3 years ago

• Higher end vegetarian friendly restaurants on the strip

  Also you can check on happycow.net to find others. Source: over 3 years ago

• My local ramen place makes this delicious edamame side with citrus, jalapeno, sea salt, tograshi, lemon soy sauce. It's sooo good and low calorie, high protein.

  But I found them on happycow.net, so maybe you could locate a similar ramen place in Chicago? Source: over 3 years ago

• I give you - the university lunch at Copenhagen University. 1.21€ per 100gram

  Check happycow.net. Odds are you have good restaurants around you. Source: over 3 years ago

• Restaurants with vegan options (not all vegan)

  There are many. Rather than list them, take a look on happycow.net, enter Paris, France in the search box, and you'll see a large selection. Just pick a few that are near where you plan to be. Source: almost 4 years ago

• Lifelong vegetarian...I want to become vegan

  I was just at a wedding on Saturday and when requesting the vegetarian dinner option specified vegan. As far as travel goes, there are ALWAYS options. You might have to jump through some hoops, modify dishes and come off as "difficult" but travel is a lame excuse and worry in my opinion. There are even websites and apps now (happycow.net) that help vegans eat food while traveling. Source: almost 4 years ago

• Another restaurant question from a vegan

  One resource you might use, whether for Baltimore or anywhere (worldwide), is happycow.net (https://www.happycow.net). It will help you find vegan restaurants, restaurants with vegan/vegetarian options and markets. It includes ratings and comments. Source: almost 4 years ago

• FORUM LIBRE : TOURISTS AND RESIDENTS, ASK YOUR COMMON QUESTIONS IN THIS WEEKLY THREAD : Open Forum -- 25, September, 2022

  Happycow.net and its map will give you plenty of vegan/vegetarian options. Source: almost 4 years ago

• Vegan friendly chain restaurants in the USA

  Download the HappyCow app or visit the website (happycow.net). Many small towns don't have chain restaurants, so HappyCow will help you find vegan friendly options wherever you are. Source: almost 4 years ago

• Stop trying to make me eat healthy

  I mean most big cities in europe have vegan junk food, have you tried checking happycow.net or something similar to find something that suits you? And also why not both, healthy stuff can be tasty too just look for something that looks good. Source: almost 4 years ago

• Houston, TX recs

  I don't have any specific Houston recs but check out HappyCow when you're traveling, it will help. Source: about 4 years ago

• Vegan in Italy: Advice for an American abroad

  Restaurants: in Florence I liked (many years ago) "Il vegetariano" in Via delle Ruote 30R, quartiere San Lorenzo, it's both vegetarian and vegan, but each option is clealy marked in the menu, you can also check before ordering, they speak English. Also, there are plenty of other vegan places in Florence, Pisa, Bologna, etc: check happycow.net and select the "vegan" filter. Source: about 4 years ago

• This Is Not a Vegetarian Sub

  There are no vegan stores on happycow.net that are on the bike route. Source: about 4 years ago

• This Is Not a Vegetarian Sub

  Check out happycow.net for your trip and I'm confident Iowa has grocery stores that sell vegan foods. Source: about 4 years ago

• How do you guys deal with a lack of options at restaurants?

  Plan dates with friends ahead of time. Suggest the download happycow.net if they want to be adventurous and try some vegan food options. Call the restaurants first, if they have nothing vegan, eat beforehand and just drink soda with the friends. If it's last minute and your friends pester you, just say you're hungry and need to find food that you can eat, and unfortunately there is nothing you can eat at the place... Source: about 4 years ago

• email exchange with a popular restaurant with no vegan options

  Someone on vcj actually convinced me that it's probably worth making an active attempt at only or largely buying from vegan-only businesses. Obviously if you live in a rural town where there really are none at all then you can't, but if you live anywhere else you probably can (check out happycow.net for places near you). There are personal upshots (you don't have to deal with shitty cooks and morons like the one... Source: about 4 years ago

• Hello - visiting Lille soon and was wondering if anyone could recommend…

  There are many more places of course… check http://happycow.net. Source: about 4 years ago