vegetarian meals

[lopey]

Does anyone have any suggestions about Disney restaurants that have vegetarian meals?

 

[budbeerlady]

This has been a popular topic lately. Here are some recent threads that will help:

http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=1452198&referrerid=&highlight=vegetarian

http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=1486006&referrerid=&highlight=vegetarian

http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=1400709&referrerid=&highlight=vegetarian

 

[hmp2z]

Boma is our favorite for vegetarian meals.

Jiko goofs & includes things like bacon & chicken stock in their "vegetarian" meals - I would strongly recommend against going there if you are a vegetarian.

The Sunshine Seasons Food Fair has decent vegetarian counter service, as does the Earl of Sandwich. They make a caprese sandwich & a cheese sandwich (just request to have bacon left off), as well as a few salads.

I've heard good things about Crystal Palace & Columbia Harbor House, though we make a point to avoid MK restaurants; they've never been up to par for us, so we just hop the monorail to Epcot.

The San Angel Inn has a good vegetarian platter. Any of the signature restaurants, like Artist Point, Narcoossees, California Grill, etc. (with the exception of Jiko) can be relied upon to provide vegetarian offerings.

Cheers!
Heather W

 

[durango kid]

The hummus and slaw sandwich at Columbia house is the best! Toni's in Magic Kingdom has several good dinners. You can get Bocca's just about everywhere.

 

[Laura]

Boma is the best! For CS, I really liked Columbia Harbour House's offerings. Veggie chili and a tasty sandwich. A surprise on my last trip was Main Street Bakery, which had a very nice tomato and mozzarella sandwich. In AK, there's probably the least amount of veggie fare to be had. If you're going to be there after the new Yak and Yeti restaurant opens, you could be in luck, though. It's supposed to have Asian TS and CS, which could be very veggie-friendly.

 

[Noreen411]

Hi

Disney will accommodate a vegetarian diet in most restaurants even if it isn't something specifically on the menu.

My husband (a meat eater) wanted to go to O'Hana at the Polynesian. I didn't want to deprive him of having the carnivore feast that goes on there so we went. The chef came over to our table to ask what I do eat (no meat, chicken, or fish) and made me a vegetable stir fry with noodles. He even brought over the green beans without bacon on them for me.

So if someone in your party wants to go somewhere and you don't see something you like on the menu, just ask, and they can usually accommodate.

Also, the Plaza Restaurant in the Magic Kingdom has a good vegetarian sandwich on the menu with fresh mozzarella, tomatoes, hummus, pesto, lettuce, cucumbers, probably a few other things on focaccia.

Enjoy
Noreen