[dbussone]

There is a place where vegans can go and never have to worry about running across something derived from an animal: The world's first vegan mini-mall in Portland, Oregon.

So what do you think?

[DougB]

Golf cart accessible?

[dbussone]

Sorry, here is the link: http://theweek.com/speedreads/553314...vegan-paradise

[dbussone]

Originally Posted by DougB

Golf cart accessible?

Probably not. It would be a long slow drive at 20 mph. I'll check with Villages GPS app to see if there is a cart path though.

[B767drvr]

Originally Posted by dbussone

There is a place where vegans can go and never have to worry about running across something derived from an animal: The world's first vegan mini-mall in Portland, Oregon.

So what do you think?

I think you're about 8 years late my friend - opened in 2007!

[Dr Winston O Boogie jr]

Originally Posted by dbussone

There is a place where vegans can go and never have to worry about running across something derived from an animal: The world's first vegan mini-mall in Portland, Oregon.

So what do you think?

Yea, but do you know if anything is processed or how much salt it contains?

[dbussone]

Originally Posted by B767drvr

I think you're about 8 years late my friend - opened in 2007!

Ok. I still found it to be interesting. Thanks for the factual correction.

[dbussone]

Originally Posted by Dr Winston O Boogie jr

Yea, but do you know if anything is processed or how much salt it contains?

I have no idea, Doc.

[Villages PL]

Good for them, but we don't need a Mini-Mall to be vegan. I'd like to see a vegan restaurant open in The Villages, one that serves truly healthy foods.
No baked goods made with white flour. No high sodium soups. No white flour pasta gooped-up with mayonnaise. No soda machine or ice cream machine.

[dbussone]

Originally Posted by Villages PL

Good for them, but we don't need a Mini-Mall to be vegan. I'd like to see a vegan restaurant open in The Villages, one that serves truly healthy foods.

No baked goods made with white flour. No high sodium soups. No white flour pasta gooped-up with mayonnaise. No soda machine or ice cream machine.

Do you think there are enough vegans and people who occasionally enjoy vegan food to make such a restaurant successful.?

[Shimpy]

Originally Posted by dbussone

Do you think there are enough vegans and people who occasionally enjoy vegan food to make such a restaurant successful.?

I'd go there but as far as going out, we only go out for breakfast about 3 or 4 times a week. I'd like to know what a vegan restaurant serves for breakfast.

[dbussone]

Originally Posted by Shimpy

I'd go there but as far as going out, we only go out for breakfast about 3 or 4 times a week. I'd like to know what a vegan restaurant serves for breakfast.

I'm not a vegan so I will leave it to those who know to respond.

[looneycat]

All Menu Items Are 100% Vegan (made without meat, dairy, eggs, or any other animal derivatives or byproducts).


brunch menu
We feature our Brunch menu on Saturday and Sunday from 9am to 3pm.
Please note that on Saturday and Sunday our regular menu (above) is not available until 12 Noon.

brunch special

Today's Brunch Special
Includes choice of side: Sausage, Canadian Bacon, Home Fries, Grits, Oatmeal, Biscuit, or Fruit; and, choice of beverage: Bottomless Fresh Coffee, Bottomless Iced Tea, Hot Tea, Glass of Soymilk, or Glass of Orange Juice. $8.95 Or, make it a Mimosa for +$1.75!

brunch a la carte

ethos mimosaTofu Scramble GF
Tofu scramble and choice of side (see Brunch Special sides, above). $7.50

Breakfast Burrito
Tofu scramble, home fries and sausage wrapped in a soft flour tortilla and smothered in sausage gravy. $7.95

Biscuits & Gravy
Freshly baked made-from-scratch biscuits smothered in sausage gravy. $5.95

Double Stack
Four pancakes. $6.95

Fruit & Yogurt Platter GF
Fresh seasonal fruit and vanilla soy yogurt. $5.95


Short Stack
(Two pancakes) $3.95 Sausage Patties (Two) $2.95 Canadian Bacon (Two) $2.95

Grits GF SF $2.95 Home Fries GF SF $1.95 Biscuit $1.50

Oatmeal SF $2.95 Fruit Cup GF SF $2.50 Cinnamon Bun $1.95

[Villager Joyce]

What is vegan about sausage, Canadian bacon and sausage gravy? If I had known you could eat that, I would be 100% vegan instead of 90%.

[dbussone]

I may have to reconsider my position if I get to have bacon.