We are a (once urban) country couple living in historic Fort Worth. One of our favorite things to do is eat - and eat good food. Over the past 15+ years I have gone vegan, moved to vegetarian, and now consume some fish (pescatarian). I am married to a true meat and potatoes kind of guy. We share our home with a typical 11-year old (loves it one day, hates it the next). So, as we review, we will be bringing each of our unique eating habits to the table.
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Sunday, March 21, 2010
VegFortWorth
Allow me to make your day all you Veg eaters out there in wonderful Fort Worth. Posted to the iTunes store earlier this week, VegFortWorth gives you a basic list of Veg friendly restaurants in the immediate Fort Worth area.
The 3 main areas of interest include Downtown, Near Southside, and the Cultural/Arts District. No genre of food is off limits.
While the functionality is simple, easy and balanced - the information is rudimentary. Vague restaurant reviews are all that are available - leaving you wondering if it's giving you a review or helping you find a veg option restaurant.
Some restaurants/food options are not veg friendly, so make sure you know your stuff when you go to certain places. Don't be afraid to ask questions of the waiter/waitress and/or make them ask the chef.
One HUGE suggestion is to add the menu of the restaurant, or an abbreviated version of their menu with the veg options only. Don't try and review the restaurant - just let people know what they serve, unless you are going to rate all the restaurants on the app.
Overall reaction: Fun to have, needs some work.
Labels:
All Genres,
iTune App,
Vegan,
Vegetarian
Rate Your Burgers
Burgers are personal to everyone. We debate all the time about who has the best. Do you like it thick or thin? What about the bun? Do you prefer all the fixings or just the burger, bun and maybe some cheese? Well in the world of veggie burgers it's no different. Do you like black bean patties, portabella mushroom or veggie patties? Do you opt for sauces, cheeses and fixings? What about that bun?
Let me help you make an educated decision when it comes to choosing a burger joint that meets the veg requirements of some discerning diners. I don't eliminate one burger over another because of patty style, fixings, etc. I will rate them solely based on taste, quality, and consistency. I usually never have cheese or mayo on a veggie burger - so if it's on the menu with cheese or mayo it get's put on hold.
- #4: The Love Shack: The Boom Boom. See an earlier review for lots of details. This burger is a portabello mushroom that is deep fried and topped with all the fixings. Need I say more.
- #3: Jake's: The Veggie Burger. See an earlier review for lots of details. After lots of thought, I realized that Jake's homemade veggie patty really had it together. This place has potential!
- #2: Spiral Diner: Spiral Burger. Need I say more - Vegan all the way. A homemade traditional style patty topped with all the fixing. This is the most "meat-like" option out there.
- #1: Dutch's: The #7 - Portabello Veggie Burger. This marinated portabello mushroom has all the flavor - balsamic vinegar gives this burger the kick it deserves. I order with no mayo or cheese. You have to give this one a shot.
Labels:
American,
Best Of,
Favorite,
Vegan,
Vegetarian
Monday, March 8, 2010
First Friday on the Greens Returns
This great event for the area starts back up the first Friday in April (2nd). Don't miss out on the food from Chadra (veg options available), drinks and great music.
Labels:
Inexpensive,
Southside,
Special Event,
Vegan,
Vegetarian
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