Mother's Day with Vegetarian options?
Am coming from LA to San Diego for Mother's Day and my UCSD son is a vegetarian. Any ideas for a place for all of us? How is Sea Rocket Bistro? Any other suggestions? Thanks.
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Sea Rocket Bistro
3382 30th St, San Diego, CA 92104
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George's is a terrific choice for a higher-end meal.
if you need casual options for breakfast or brunch in La Jolla, check out The Cottage or Mission Coffee Cup. Spread in North Park is great too, though it's completely vegetarian (their house-made nut spreads are outrageously good, and i miss being able to buy them at the farmers' market in SD).
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Spread
2879 University Ave, San Diego, CA 92104Mission Coffee Cup Cafe
1111 Wall Street, La Jolla, CACottage
7702 Fay Ave, La Jolla, CA 92037Georges California Modern
1250 Prospect Street, La Jolla, CA 92037›5 Replies-
re: goodhealthgourmet
Second George's.
The sad thing is that the cost of a meal at the Linkery will likely be 20% more than that at George's. And all that without the view, the service, or the location. Not to mention the food.
Between George's and the Linkery, it's George's by a mile.
Especially if you're already coming down from LA for the meal. No point in tacking on the extra 20 miles to get down to the Linkery in what is still not-yet-ready-for-tourist-prime-time North Park. UCSD is in La Jolla, so if your kid lives anywhere nearby, it's yet another plus. Especially if the weather's nice. Between walking along the scenic Cove, or walking up and down run-down 30th Street....yeah, I'll take the Cove.
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re: cookieshoes
In addition to George's, I'd consider Flavor Del Mar in the Del Mar plaza. They've been getting some mixed reviews, but I've had two great lunches there. They just sent an email w/their Mother's Day menu, and it looks great and is fairly reasonable (3 courses for $40 and kids under 12 are $15). The menu choices look wonderful (here's a link to it: http://www.flavordelmar.com/events/MO...) and you can't beat sitting on their beautiful terrace, which is protected yet offers a stunning view.
Again, nothing wrong with George's, which I also love, but Flavor is another option equidistant (or maybe closer) to UCSD. Sounds like the OP may be heading down to Linkery, though.
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Linkery
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re: cookieshoes
Relative pricing can be ascertained here:
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The vegetarian menu at California Modern (the downstairs, fanciest part of George's at the Cove) is always extremely creative and offers lots of choices. In addition, a reasonable number of items are marked "can be vegan." In my opinion, this is the single best vegetarian menu in San Diego.
Another option is Flavors, in the Del Mar Plaza. Beautiful ocean view terrace (but protected), with lots of interesting menu items, and one killer item that is vegan: it's a flatbread with lots of toppings - hummus, artichokes, olives, grilled red peppers, olives, and mixed greens. Other vegetarian options, along with other choices in the seafood and meat categories.
More casual is Lotus Cafe in Encinitas, which has lots of options that involve seafood and chicken (don't think they serve red meat), plus lots of vegetarian options. Menu is clearly marked as to what is, or can be, vegetarian, vegan+honey, vegan, gluten-free. They have the most delicious vegan chocolate cupcake on Planet Earth.
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Del Mar Plaza
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re: wienermobile
Georges (downstairs) has a full vegetarian menu. I haven't tried their vegetarian dishes but had a very good tasting menu about a year ago. And don't go to Roy - it's a mediocre chain
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re: wienermobile
The Linkery menu changes on a regular basis (they get all their ingredients locally) on so it is hard to receommend something today when it might be gone in a few weeks. Most of their menu is very good, just pick a few of the small plates and 1-2 entrees and pair it with a beer flight
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