Regine M. wrote: > Hi, > > I just noticed your question regarding healthier eating > alternatives at area restaurants. Since I am pretty health > conscious, ie low fat, low salt, vegetarian there aren't many > choices out there, and it does get boring eating at home all > the time. > > I'm also fussy about the water that is being used for cooking > and drinking; one chain restaurant in MA does use filtered > water. > > Bottom line, my vote would be yes, let's have some restaurants > serving creative, tasty healthy food! However, I'm probably > in the minority. > > BR > > Regine Try COUNTRY LIFE, on Broad Street (in Boston), near Batterymarch. It's totally vegan, with great simulations of meat dishes made from seitan. The place is run by Seventh Day Adventists (though not by the church), so it follows that religion's healthy strictures on food. Lunch is all you can eat for $5.70. (My only complaint is that some of the dishes get heavy on salt.) Also try BUDDHA'S DELIGHT, a vegan Vietnamese restaurant on Beech Street. Very delicious and reasonably priced.
Boston, MA