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summertime87

Beach Comber
Jul 17, 2007
8
0
Santa Rosa Beach
Hey fellow Sowal-ers,

My co-worker is going to be visiting Destin/Sowal soon and she and her family are vegan.

Any ideas for good places for them to eat in the area?

She will eat cheese and other dairy products, but no eggs or meat.

Thanks for your help!
 

Susan Horn

Beach Fanatic
Hey fellow Sowal-ers,

My co-worker is going to be visiting Destin/Sowal soon and she and her family are vegan.

Any ideas for good places for them to eat in the area?

She will eat cheese and other dairy products, but no eggs or meat.

Thanks for your help!

Raw & Juicy on 30A in Seaside -- YUM! Check out the Saturday Farmer's Market from 8-12 and enjoy the vegan breakfast special at Raw & Juicy.

Also, great juices and smoothies at For the Health of It -- fantastic independent health food store in Blue Mountain Beach, on the hill. Plus fresh organic produce and plenty of vegan ingredients.

Great herbal teas and free trade coffee at Amavida in Seaside, across the street from Raw 8 Juicy. Not sure Amavida's food offerings would meet vegan needs...
 

beachmouse

Beach Fanatic
Dec 5, 2004
3,499
741
Bluewater Bay, FL
Gravel Road in Grayton Beach will do vegetarian entrees on request.

Jasmine Thai (in the strip mall by Destin Publix shopping center) has a fair number of vegetarian entrees IIRC.
 

Mango

SoWal Insider
Apr 7, 2006
9,699
1,368
New York/ Santa Rosa Beach
My nephew is a vegan and he ate lots of Mexican food and Pizza, so La Botana and Pizza by the Sea on 395 in addition to the great places above.
 

smcdon2

Beach Comber
Jan 18, 2007
47
2
53
Cincinnati, OH.
Hey fellow Sowal-ers,

My co-worker is going to be visiting Destin/Sowal soon and she and her family are vegan.

Any ideas for good places for them to eat in the area?

She will eat cheese and other dairy products, but no eggs or meat.

Thanks for your help!


I don't want to start anything or sound like I'm lecturing, but this term is way overused and I just wanted to point out that if your coworker eats dairy products, then she is not "vegan" in the strict sense.
The term Vegan was created specifically because "Vegetarianism" had come to include the consumption of dairy products. Veganism, on the other hand, seeks to exclude the use of animals for food, clothing, or any other purpose.
Therefore, vegans endeavor not to use or consume animal products of any kind, which includes dairy products.

I guess eventually, Vegan might even be used to describe people that eat only chicken wings.:blink:
 
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