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Old Jul 2, 2007 | 6:52 am
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Originally Posted by l'etoile
Thanks so much soundgarden. My son goes to school in Cambridge and we've had a terrible time finding good restaurants with veg menus. We'll give those a try next time I'm out for a visit.
Not a problem! Here are some others that I have enjoyed. Please feel free to ask me anything about these restaurants or any others in Boston/Cambridge. In the past few years, my b/f and I have slowly tried to eat at most of the veg-friendly places around here.

Cambridge:

Addis Red Sea - An Ethiopian restaurant. Their substantial vegetarian menu is entirely vegan, and they recently opened a new location in Cambridge.

Site: http://www.addisredsea.com/
Review: http://www.boston.com/dining/globe_review/1517

Border Cafe - Tex-Mex/Cajun, and a Harvard Sq. favorite. Loud, noisy, and always crowded (expect a substantial wait on the weekends), but the food is excellent, and the service is quick.

Site: http://www.bordercafe.com/

Veggie Plant: - Another Harvard Sq. restaurant. I think that it is only okay, but their purely vegetarian/vegan menu is extensive.

Site: http://www.veggieplanet.net/veggieplanet.htm

Oleana - In addition to what I mentioned in my earlier post, Oleana has a dedicated free parking lot (on the weekends for sure, not sure about weekdays) across the street from the restaurant.

Boston:

Bamboo - Consistently excellent Thai (and technically in Allston). Stop in there before dining and pick up a parking permit to park for free at the nearby Whole Foods!

Site: http://www.bamboothairestaurant.com/

Teatro - An upscale/trendy Italian restaurant. I am a fan of their vegetarian dishes, though they are only a few.

Site: http://www.teatroboston.com/

Ivy Restaurant - Similar in ambiance to Teatro, they specialize in American/French "small plates". I found the menu to be vegetarian (not vegan) friendly, and the food to be excellent. One of my favorite "nice night out" restaurants in Boston.

Site: http://www.ivyrestaurantgroup.com/

Indian food is by nature vegetarian friendly. Here are my favorites in Boston:

Kashmir - Good, if expensive, brunch.

Site: http://www.kashmirrestaurant.com/

Indian Delight - Not much to look at on the outside, but their food is fantastic. It's located in Kenmore Sq., and if there is no Red Sox game, parking is a breeze.

Site: None that I can find.
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