Recommendations for veg/seafood?

On Sun, 13 Jul 1997, Kenia F. wrote:

> We will be visiting Durham soon, and want to take a college-age vegetarian
> out for a birthday dinner.  So, something a little more interesting than
> pasta with red stuff would be nice.  A place with good salads and
> vegetarian entrees would be great; a seafood place with good veg side
> dishes would be a good compromise.  Affordable is important (no more than
> $30 pp, preferably less, w/o drinks); easy to find is important too, in
> Durham or Chapel Hill.  A place where one could stroll around after dinner
> would be great.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Kenia
> [email removed]

Perhaps Pyewacket in Chapel Hill would suit you.

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Someone wrote:
> We will be visiting Durham soon, and want to take a college-age vegetarian
> out for a birthday dinner.  So, something a little more interesting than
> pasta with red stuff would be nice.  A place with good salads and
> vegetarian entrees would be great; a seafood place with good veg side
> dishes would be a good compromise.  Affordable is important (no more than
> $30 pp, preferably less, w/o drinks); easy to find is important too, in
> Durham or Chapel Hill.  A place where one could stroll around after dinner
> would be great.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Kenia
> [email removed]
>
>
>
Try Pyewacket in Chapel Hill. Wonderful vegetarian and seafood dishes - I specially recommend the plaki. They have a few meat dishes but the menu emphasis is on fish and veggies. Terrific desserts, too, and a good wine selection. It's on West Franklin street, the south side.

Peter G. Aitken

Anothertyme in Durham, right near Brightleaf Square has several vegetarian things on their menu. Easy to find on the corner of Main and Gregson, sort of across from Steve and Clarks.

Also, you can't go wrong with the Pyewacket in Chapel Hill. They always have a plaki entree as well as wonderful curries and stir-frys. The hummus is extraordinary, and I don't even like hummus. It's on the west end of Franklin Street at the corner of Robertson (I think).

I would recommend reservations at both places. The stroll will be more pleasant in Chapel Hill, as are most things.
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