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Spotlight on nutrition
Published Thursday, 23-Jun-2005 in issue 913
As any holistic practitioner will tell you, nutrition is a vital component of good health and vitality. So where can the average San Diegan go for a delicious and nutritious meal? Below are just a few restaurants that offer organic, vegan, vegetarian or all-around healthful menu options.
Kung Food
2949 Fifth Ave.
Hillcrest
(619) 298-7302
Popular vegan café open for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Don’t forget to ask about their open mic night and other community program ming.
Soltan Banoo
4645 Park Blvd.
University Heights
(619) 298-2801
Outstanding Persian eatery with many tofu options and a large tea selection.
Don’t miss the pomegranate soup.
Spread
2879 University Ave.
North Park
(619) 543-0406
Creative and organic vegetarian cuisine in a funky environment.
Ask about the gourmet nut butters.
Jyoti Bihanga
3351 Adams Ave.
Normal Heights
(619) 282-4116
A favorite among local vegetarians. The “Neatloaf” is a must-try, but save room for dessert.
Whole Foods Market
711 University Ave.
Hillcrest
(619) 294-2800
Eat in or take out from Whole Food’s large prepared-food department,
\chock-full of colorful, healthful options – and don’t skip the salad bar.
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