Guest guest Posted February 25, 2009 Report Posted February 25, 2009 Yes, it seems that if it is not _specifically_ a vegetarian restaurant the servers and management are likely to have a difficult time understanding. On the other hand if it is a vegetarian restaurant the servers and management will show sensitivity to understanding the patron's specific needs. The moral? Well, I guess, try to patronize veggie establishments! ) Elsewhere, look for salads and insist on learning from wait persons exactly what ingredients are in dishes, and send things back that are unsatisfactory. Best bet; fix your own meals and just have tea at places that can't/won't understand your desires if you absolutely have to go there. Best, Don L. ************ nirali dholakia <nirali_dholakia wrote: > > gosh, its soooooooo true, We are vegetarians from birth and by choice. We went to this restaurant and I ordered the breakfast burrito with eggs and cheese only, and yep you guessed it right came up with some meat I dont even know the kind! I showed it to waiter he takes it back and manager comes and says oh sorry, I just removed it. did I eat that? noooooooo. when I say we are vegetarians they say how about the fish than? please, I sad vegetarian........ > > Quote
Guest guest Posted February 25, 2009 Report Posted February 25, 2009 Try saying vegan. Probably won't help but is worth a try. Diana --- On Wed, 2/25/09, nirali dholakia <nirali_dholakia wrote: nirali dholakia <nirali_dholakia Re: Re: animal or no Wednesday, February 25, 2009, 4:23 PM Quote
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