Last call for any vegetarians out there !!

[Jinnyboom]

I'm a veggie heading off in less than 48 hours...

Will be eating at the following:

Boma.....dinner
50's Prime Time...lunch
Columbia Harbor house...lunch
Tusker House...lunch
Mara...varied meals
Roaring Forks..varied meals
Whispering Canyon...breakfast (?)...definitely lunch
Cape May Buffet...(maybe)
Chef Mickey's...(hopefully)
Trail's End Buffet...breakfest and lunch
Cosmic Ray's...perhaps....

Any information that you would like to have???

Let me know............I will post a review upon my return!!!!!!

 

[Gator Kate]

Hi Jinnyboom,
Just wanted to mention that the Columbia has an excellent salad. The menu shows it with chicken but it's no problem to request it without. I remember it has nuts, dried cranberries , mixed greens, a good dressing, and probably more that I'm forgetting. Thanks for the offer to review those restaurants. I've actually eaten at most of them so don't especially need the info. Enjoy!

Gator Kate
( a fellow vegetarian)

 

[Bimmy56]

The San Angel in Mexico will substitute beans for meat in any of their dishes. The nachos are yummy!

 

[Ricola]

If you can squeeze in a visit to Jiko, you won't be disappointed in the "grains, peas and veggies" entree.

I look forward to your reviews!

 

[csibun]

My family is half veggies. We ate at Boma and there was so much meatless food that everyone had plenty of selection and enjoyed many dishes (great dessert section). Chef Mickeys buffet was preaty much standard breakfast fair. They did have a few extras that you could enjoy. I really liked the cheesy potato dish. Good family entertainment. We tried the Trails end buffet because we had heard that it was the best deal in the world and had okay food. This one is definitely not for some vegitarians. While there is little salad bar, almost all of the food contains meat including bacon bits accidentally scattered over some of the salad bar (Pepperoni pizza, ground beef tacos, chili and chicken soup, snadwiches and wraps containung deli meat, BBQ pork). We still enjoyed this place for lunch and it gave us an excuse to go explore Fort Wilderness. Our favorite meal (we went several times) in the World was a late lunch at the Tennayaki restaurant in Japan at Epcot. It's a great deal for what you get and there is pleanty of veggies and seafood. This was even our kids favorite.

 

[LittleBear]

I would also reccomend the Vegetarian Platter at the Tangierine Cafe in Morocco, Epcot. This is counter service at its best! When we ate there three weeks ago, our group had smiles all around.