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Hi folks

 

At last nite's dinner at Vegetarian Gourmet in San Mateo, Yaping (the owner) told us the sad news.

 

They are closing 9/5.

 

Curently ranked ninth in the Ultimate Guide Top Ten and a BEST OF VEG 2005 winner

 

This is the only vegan restaurant in San Mateo / San Mateo County and will be sorely missed.

 

http://www.bayareaveg.org/ug/display.htm?id=561

 

Cheers,

Tammy

 

 

 

 

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That is so awful! The food at Vegetarian Gourmet is delicious and fresh-tasting and the people who run it are so welcoming. Is there anything that can be done to prevent the restaurant's closing? Tami Wall

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>That is so awful! The food at Vegetarian Gourmet is delicious and fresh-tasting and the people who run it are so welcoming. Is there

>anything that can be done to prevent the restaurant's closing?

 

I know, I certainly have enjoyed dining at Veg Gourmet, too! I don't think there is anything that can be done at this point... sigh. Unless someone has the money and interest to purchase the business and keep it running as a veg*n business (I am not sure if that is even possible as I think they have already signed a contract with a new buyer)

 

This was actually one of the reasons why Peggy volunteered to organize the monthly dinner for Bay Area Vegetarians since last November -- it allowed those of us happy to see a new vegan restaurant on the Peninsula enjoy good food & fellowship on a regular basis, while voting with our dollars for a business trying to compete as a vegan business.

 

My understanding is that the restaurant business is *very* competitive anyways. And when you consider that veg*ns are only a small percentage of the population, well, any restaurant who chooses to be veg just automatically has a much smaller customer base just because they don't have meat on the menu. That's one of the reasons why I personally prefer to dine primarily at veg*n restaurants.

 

Cheers,

Tammy

 

 

 

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