Miami: Vegan & Vegan-Friendly Eateries
December 15, 2011
By Guest Blogger
Whether you’re shaking it on the dance floor, strolling cool ’hoods on art and architecture walks, doing yoga on the beach or sampling the newly hot bicycle scene, Miami gives you a workout. Good thing this sexy city also gives you hip and healthy places to refuel and rehydrate. So where can you find sazón (sassy seasoning) – while keeping your pH and budget in balance? My Miamian gour-mates fed me their secrets, so now… Read More >
Capitol Ideas: Dining in D.C.
November 4, 2011
By Gena Hamshaw CCN
In June of this year, I left my lifelong home of New York City for the nation’s capital. Having grown up in a mecca of vegan (and raw) dining options, I was spoiled: I had no idea what it meant to live in a place without juice bars in every zip code, vegan bakeries around the corner, and a mix of both fine dining and fast dining options for the herbivorous eater. It took some… Read More >
Love List: NYC Vegan Eateries
April 20, 2011
Feisty Foodie, The Big Apple holds a big place in my heart, especially because this sacred city holds a whole lotta veg-friendly hot spots for blissful eating and drinking. I’ve sung the praises of my regular haunts countless times. Pure Food & Wine, Candle 79 and Blossom never disappoint, but today I want to shine a spotlight on some new hot spots on my radar. A big thanks to my pals who sent some recommendations… Read More >
2009: A Banner Year for the Animals!
January 4, 2010
By Jenny Brown
Jenny has put together a list of triumphs for our animal friends in 2009. Hope it motivates you to make your first Monday in 2009 a meatless one! This Thanksgiving I was asked to speak at the Berkshire Vegetarian Network’s holiday dinner, and in the true spirit of the day (and a bad bout of writer’s block) I came up with a list of ten things for which I’m thankful. The food was great and… Read More >
8 ways to lighten up while dining out.
December 29, 2009
By Guest Blogger
Lisa Borden Dining out is one of life’s absolute pleasures and privileges, especially in Toronto where more and more local, organic cuisine is peppering the culinary scene. Restaurants are a key part of our culture – think celebrations, business meetings and first dates and it’s crucial for us and our world to eat off of greener menus (and we are not simply referring to a leafy salad). I find my own palate has changed as… Read More >
