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suicidaldream 13 years, 1 month ago.
Dad and I ate at Andy’s about two years ago and thought it was very good. It was a bit pricier, hipper, and trendier than the typical Middle Eastern restaurants I’ve visited. Still, worth a try.
Buddy
I eat far less meat than I used to, so I’m always on the lookout for this sort of thing.
I’ll echo Through the Garden. A terrific place, whether you eat meat or not. Try the Portobello sandwich.
And as middle Eastern goes, Andy’s Mediterranean, near Eden Park, is supposed to be about the best around.
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I guess it goes without saying, though I hadn’t mentioned it before – every Indian joint in town has a large selection of veggie items, and in Clifton (the same area Myra’s is in) there are at least 3 (possibly more) good indian restaurants
Also any Middle Eastern restaurant will have abundant veggie options.
Buddy
NP
I think you’ll be pleased with Myra’s – I’ve never known any veggie to have anything but praise for the place.
I guess it goes without saying, though I hadn’t mentioned it before – every Indian joint in town has a large selection of veggie items, and in Clifton (the same area Myra’s is in) there are at least 3 (possibly more) good indian restaurants
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Originally posted by suicidaldream
don’t have to be all veg restaurants just ones where i can actually have a few choices. ones where they dont add pig or chicken stock to everything.
Well, I actually have no idea what stock(s) are added to what foods because I like meats. It’s never been a concern of mine, so I never take note what places do this and what places don’t….so all I can do is point you to the pure vegetarian places…..sorry
i didn’t mean to complain about your answer. i just meant if anyone else reading this had ideas that weren’t necesssarily all veg, they could add them. i noticed a lot of people had looked, but not many responded so i was trying to further clarify what i wanted. i actually thought i’d try myra’s since 2 of u mentioned it and it’s near where i was going.
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Originally posted by suicidaldream
don’t have to be all veg restaurants just ones where i can actually have a few choices. ones where they dont add pig or chicken stock to everything.
Well, I actually have no idea what stock(s) are added to what foods because I like meats. It’s never been a concern of mine, so I never take note what places do this and what places don’t….so all I can do is point you to the pure vegetarian places…..sorry
Dad and I have eaten at Myra’s Dionysus across the street from the University of Cincinnati. Very good food in a funky, college kid oriented atmosphere.
Buddy
Myra’s Dionysus
121 Calhoun St.
Cincinnati, OH
(513) 961-1578
thanks. don’t have to be all veg restaurants just ones where i can actually have a few choices. ones where they dont add pig or chicken stock to everything.
Have heard Through the Garden in Blue Ash has a good vegetarian selection. Not one myself so can’t comment on the place.
Myra’s in Clifton and Amma’s Kitchen in Reading are two vegetarian-focused restaurants in Cincinnati. I’m not a veg myself, but I have heard good things from others about these two from folks who are.
I see you are in Lexington – I don’t know anything about Lexington, but maybe some Lexington readers can chime in
anyone know of any good veg places? anyone ate at stacy’s buffet? always looking for new veg restaurants & buffets. (lexington, indy, lou) thanks
vegetarian in cincy & anywhere nearby
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