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Lake Side Cafe
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1418 W. Howard St., Chicago, IL 60626
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Restaurant Description
Lake Side Cafe is renowned as Chicago’s fully vegetarian and vegan-friendly organic restaurant. Specializing in delicious, healthy vegetarian cuisine, Lake Side Cafe is dedicated to providing a high-quality certified-organic diet at affordable prices, using nearly 100% preservative and chemical-free ingredients. With our relaxed atmosphere, Lake Side Cafe’s patrons can enjoy their nutritious meal and feel at home. Lake Side Cafe also strives to serve Chicago’s community by supporting local sustainable farming.
Lake Side Cafe is voted as Chicago’s 2008 best vegetarian restaurant by Chicago Reader.
Lake Side Cafe is voted as Chicago’s 2008 best vegetarian restaurant by Chicago Reader.
July 30, 2008 @ 2:56 PM
a diner from Chicago, IL
Worth braving a blizzard for? I'm still not sure, but Lake Side Cafe surprised me by being excellent.
I started out with a ginger brew, which was mild but still had a bit of a spicy kick. Got a small bowl of lentil, sweet potato, and curry soup that was aromatic and delicious, and invested the rest of my appetite to a Tao bowl filled with brown rice, kale, and tempeh with yellow pepper sauce. The initial plan was to take half of the Tao bowl home for lunch tomorrow, but my stomach disagreed and insisted that I eat ALL OF IT. And I'm not one to say no to such a fine suggestion.
Our server was kind and offered lots of suggestions, and I thought our food came out quite fast.
Being on this whole gluten-free kick limits me tremendously here, but they had a PBJ cheesecake that would probably be worth having a few hours of stomach cramps and an ass like a tap.
Skip the Chicago Diner and spend your money here instead. Believe me, this section of Rogers Park needs the business far more than Boystown.
I started out with a ginger brew, which was mild but still had a bit of a spicy kick. Got a small bowl of lentil, sweet potato, and curry soup that was aromatic and delicious, and invested the rest of my appetite to a Tao bowl filled with brown rice, kale, and tempeh with yellow pepper sauce. The initial plan was to take half of the Tao bowl home for lunch tomorrow, but my stomach disagreed and insisted that I eat ALL OF IT. And I'm not one to say no to such a fine suggestion.
Our server was kind and offered lots of suggestions, and I thought our food came out quite fast.
Being on this whole gluten-free kick limits me tremendously here, but they had a PBJ cheesecake that would probably be worth having a few hours of stomach cramps and an ass like a tap.
Skip the Chicago Diner and spend your money here instead. Believe me, this section of Rogers Park needs the business far more than Boystown.
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July 30, 2008 @ 2:56 PM
a diner from Chicago, IL
Worth braving a blizzard for? I'm still not sure, but Lake Side Cafe surprised me by being excellent.
I started out with a ginger brew, which was mild but still had a bit of a spicy kick. Got a small bowl of lentil, sweet potato, and curry soup that was aromatic and delicious, and invested the rest of my appetite to a Tao bowl filled with brown rice, kale, and tempeh with yellow pepper sauce. The initial plan was to take half of the Tao bowl home for lunch tomorrow, but my stomach disagreed and insisted that I eat ALL OF IT. And I'm not one to say no to such a fine suggestion.
Our server was kind and offered lots of suggestions, and I thought our food came out quite fast.
Being on this whole gluten-free kick limits me tremendously here, but they had a PBJ cheesecake that would probably be worth having a few hours of stomach cramps and an ass like a tap.
Skip the Chicago Diner and spend your money here instead. Believe me, this section of Rogers Park needs the business far more than Boystown.
I started out with a ginger brew, which was mild but still had a bit of a spicy kick. Got a small bowl of lentil, sweet potato, and curry soup that was aromatic and delicious, and invested the rest of my appetite to a Tao bowl filled with brown rice, kale, and tempeh with yellow pepper sauce. The initial plan was to take half of the Tao bowl home for lunch tomorrow, but my stomach disagreed and insisted that I eat ALL OF IT. And I'm not one to say no to such a fine suggestion.
Our server was kind and offered lots of suggestions, and I thought our food came out quite fast.
Being on this whole gluten-free kick limits me tremendously here, but they had a PBJ cheesecake that would probably be worth having a few hours of stomach cramps and an ass like a tap.
Skip the Chicago Diner and spend your money here instead. Believe me, this section of Rogers Park needs the business far more than Boystown.
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July 30, 2008 @ 2:56 PM
a diner from Chicago, IL
Worth braving a blizzard for? I'm still not sure, but Lake Side Cafe surprised me by being excellent.
I started out with a ginger brew, which was mild but still had a bit of a spicy kick. Got a small bowl of lentil, sweet potato, and curry soup that was aromatic and delicious, and invested the rest of my appetite to a Tao bowl filled with brown rice, kale, and tempeh with yellow pepper sauce. The initial plan was to take half of the Tao bowl home for lunch tomorrow, but my stomach disagreed and insisted that I eat ALL OF IT. And I'm not one to say no to such a fine suggestion.
Our server was kind and offered lots of suggestions, and I thought our food came out quite fast.
Being on this whole gluten-free kick limits me tremendously here, but they had a PBJ cheesecake that would probably be worth having a few hours of stomach cramps and an ass like a tap.
Skip the Chicago Diner and spend your money here instead. Believe me, this section of Rogers Park needs the business far more than Boystown.
I started out with a ginger brew, which was mild but still had a bit of a spicy kick. Got a small bowl of lentil, sweet potato, and curry soup that was aromatic and delicious, and invested the rest of my appetite to a Tao bowl filled with brown rice, kale, and tempeh with yellow pepper sauce. The initial plan was to take half of the Tao bowl home for lunch tomorrow, but my stomach disagreed and insisted that I eat ALL OF IT. And I'm not one to say no to such a fine suggestion.
Our server was kind and offered lots of suggestions, and I thought our food came out quite fast.
Being on this whole gluten-free kick limits me tremendously here, but they had a PBJ cheesecake that would probably be worth having a few hours of stomach cramps and an ass like a tap.
Skip the Chicago Diner and spend your money here instead. Believe me, this section of Rogers Park needs the business far more than Boystown.
