Tofu by twilight; seitan under sunny skies — alfresco
ethical eating is easy in
Good livin’: Back-to-nature dining
Ann Arbor for Outdoor Herbivores
by Keith N. Dusenberry
Special to MetromixJune 23, 2008
Jerusalem Garden
Possibly the most sensational (vegetarian/vegan) lentil soup ever, plus other great dishes
Earthen Jar Vegetarian Cuisine
The“mostly vegan” buffet for only $4.99 per pound sounds like the ethical-eater’s Nirvana
Seva Restaurant
Serving health-conscious, meat-free food since 1973, Seva is the long-standing Grand Old Hippie Haven of the Ann Arbor foodie set
People’s Food Co-Op/Café Verde
People’s Food Co-Op stands strong as the indie anti-Whole Foods
Zingerman’s Delicatessen
A deli, world-famous for its gourmet selection of meats and cheeses, might not seem like a prime stop for the anti-animal-eats lot, but Zingerman’s doesn’t play to expectations...
Red Hot Lovers
A vegetarian and vegan hot dog stand?!? Yes!
Café Zola
The Parisian café-inspired outdoor tables offers an attractive mixed-diet date destination
Raja Rani Restaurant
Whther lunch or dinner, head for Raja Rani’s deck to enjoy Indian delicacies in a fresh set of surroundings
Diag Party Shoppe
Everyone has a favorite pizza place for flavor, but the Diag Party Shoppe is the winner for location if you have independent alfresco dining in mind
Dominick’s
Tucked behind the Law Quad, this homey Italian spot with double-front decks and a giant back patio has some veggie and vegan-able menu nods
Fleetwood Diner
Long known to weird Goths, tramps, punks, drunks and die hards, the Fleetwood Diner ranks among the greasiest of spoons



