Vegetarian Restaurant

[Odie]

What as a meat eater would encourage you to eat at a vegetarian eating establishment?

[calibrax]

Gunpoint.

[RichS]

Booze. They also sometimes do nice chips.

Joking aside, there are some v good veggie places. Terra terra in Brighton has a very tasty, almost humorous menu. And of course lots of fine cuzza establishments here in our fair capital.

[Bullett]

A seriously hot date.

A fish or meat option (it's expected in a normal place to have a veggie option so why not the other way round?)

If nobody in the group was a veggie then there is very little chance I would go. It would have to be a place with stars and a massive reputation. I'm sure some places are very good, it just has a bit of a dowdy reputation.

[Wadeski]

Indian vegetarian (puri etc) is the best meat-free meal i've had in a restaurant.

[sinizter]

Odie said:

What as a meat eater would encourage you to eat at a vegetarian eating establishment?

Good food. I am quite happy to have a veggie meal provided the food is good quality and tasty.

[sleep envy]

Starvation.

[Stevenj214]

I'm a committed flesh eater but I do like exploring veggie meals which are substantial enough that I don't miss the meat. Things like:

Curried Butternut Squash Soup
Chickpea Fajitas
Butternut Squash and Mushroom Risotto
Gnocchi with Herby Cream Cheese
Fettuccine Alfredo
Mushroom Pizza

I'm sure there are more I have 'discovered' but can't think of them right now.

[Stevenj214]

Ohh yes, there's a delicious aubergine pasta made by Spuntini's in Glasgow. I've never tried to find a recipe or recreate it though.

[Mobile Chicane]

RichS said:

Joking aside, there are some v good veggie places. Terra terra in Brighton has a very tasty, almost humorous menu.

I've eaten there and the food's so good, the fact it doesn't have meat in becomes irrelevant.