Promote your favorite places to eat veg, be an Ultimate Guide Reviewer (was: Good eats at Kearny Street Pies)

March 24, 2007

Hi folksNikki, thanks for sharing the additional information about Kearny Street Pies. You've already done one of the two absolute best way to promote your favorite place to eat veg. In my opinion, they are:1) post to the list (1100+ rs)2) be an Ultimate Guide reviewer! (UG gets a lot of traffic on a regular basis)

What is the Ultimate Guide? It's a guide to veg foods and services in the SF Bay Area and lives at http://bayareaveg.org/ug

For anyone who's not been to Kearny Street Pies or wants to learn more:

http://www.bayareaveg.org/ug/display.htm?id=723AND, if you've never posted a review, it's easy and actually kinda fun to give kudos to all the great places that do veg food so well. Here's how to do it:

http://www.bayareaveg.org/ug/glossary.htm#add

Plus it's fun to read other people's reviews. For example, one restaurant go 2 vastly different reviews:

Reviewer A (5 stars): I love this place. I wish I could eat there everyday. They have a set meal every day, which consists of a soup, salad, starch dish and two sides. You order based on the amount you'd like to be served, so $11 would get you the full meal, $9 med and $7 small meal. Their bakery is amazing. They use unrefined sugar, so everything is truly vegan. Bring your own tupperware and order to go.

Reviewer B (1 star): I hate to give a vegan restauraunt a bad review, but this place was really not good. I tried so hard to like this place but the food is SO bland. I went with a friend and we basically choked down dinner. This is the food people imagine vegans eating. i would not recommend taking any non-veg person there. it could be a real turn off for them.

So post a review for your favorite restaurants to eat veg today! It's valuable information for those who are new to vegetarianism or new to the Bay Area.

Cheers,Tammy

Check out the Ultimate Guide to Vegetarian Living in the San Francisco Bay Area ... veg foods, services, and more!

http://www.bayareaveg.org/ug