Health food/vegetarian in Santa Fe

[newport]

In SF for a few days and I know a lot of the restaurants of vegetarian friendly, but looking for something a little more health food oriented for my wife. Brown rice, tofu, vegan, that sort of thing. Suggestions?

[veggiemunn]

Check out http://www.vegansantafe.com for lunch
Also http://www.casadeltoro.com is a very vegan friendly B&B

[LikestoEatout]

There is a Whole Foods, I'm sure you can get something from their hot bar. My partner is vegetarian but eats fish and dairy so we never have a problem in Santa Fe and now there are quite a few Asian restaurants that may have tofu and such.

[Salt_ofthe_Earth]

There are a few places that I reccomend:
-Annapurna: This is a completely vegetarian restaurant they have east indian "ayurvedic" cuisine as well as salads, vegan and gluten free baked goods. Even a veggie "Shepard Pie" When I go here I only get the muttar paneer, it's the best I have ever had.
-Body: This is a yoga studio and day spa with a cafe too. They have a wide variety of veggie option and even some raw dishes. Great place.
-Whole Foods: This is a grocery Store they have a great salad bar, but it is on the pricey side, they also have hot food bar and bakery
-The treehouse: This place is located in the middle of the Agua Fria nursery. It's a great escape. The food is all natural and organic. But I seem to remember them only having about 8 or 9 offerings. Call ahead because I think they aren't always open.
-Green palace teahouse: I haven't been here but a blurb in the paper says they have organic and veggie food, and comfortable cushions to sit on
Hope this helps, and have fun in Santa Fe!

[lpsfnm]

Salt of the Earth nailed it, although I would suggest getting a new wife as a more fun alternative.

[jjones21]

Some links and a correction:
- Annapurna
http://www.999dine.com/nm/annapurna/
- Body
http://www.bodyofsantafe.com/body_cafe.html
- Treehouse Pastry Shop **Treehouse is located at Plants of the Southwest, NOT Agua Fria Nursery. **
http://www.treehousepastry.com/

I would add Mu Du Noodles to this list:
http://www.mudunoodles.com/