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[BernieP]

Originally Posted by SMVG

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will you be holding monthly meetings at Longhorn?

[migtig]

They are just going to say they offer a salad.

And Bernie, I know I had a good experience at Texas Roadhouse, where the waiter went out of his way to ensure I got a vegetarian meal. I can't speak for Longhorn.

[Gilligan (Premo)]

A native-American friend of mine told me that "vegetarian" is derived from the concatenation of three indian words that translate roughly as "very bad hunter".



I don't know if that's true or not.

[MMM_donuts]

I can't think of a time where I couldn't find anything vegetarian to eat on a menu.

Just sayin...

I like it when there are options and I frequent restaurants with more options more than others with less, but it's not really a big deal to me.

[slotpuppy]

Originally Posted by MMM_donuts

I can't think of a time where I couldn't find anything vegetarian to eat on a menu.

Just sayin...

I like it when there are options and I frequent restaurants with more options more than others with less, but it's not really a big deal to me.

You could order a steak with green beans and tell them to hold the steak.

[migtig]

Originally Posted by slotpuppy

You could order a steak with green beans and tell them to hold the steak.

Silly but true.

Many restaurants will only offer a side salad, which is kind of boring (iceberg lettuce, tomatoes, croutons) and really not worth it to me to "go out to eat". But I've discovered that if you want the "Yummy Meat Salad" that has pecans and mixed lettuce greens and a lot more veggies, the restaurant will let you order it without the meat, but they will still charge you for the meat. Again, a restaurant like that isn't worth going to imho.

So ordering a steak with green beans, but hold the steak, will most likely mean you are charged for the steak.

[MMM_donuts]

Originally Posted by slotpuppy

You could order a steak with green beans and tell them to hold the steak.

Or you could just order a plate full of sides. That's what I normally do. I have some mashed potatoes and green beans or whatever else they're serving.

[Kris10]

Originally Posted by migtig

Silly but true.

Many restaurants will only offer a side salad, which is kind of boring (iceberg lettuce, tomatoes, croutons) and really not worth it to me to "go out to eat". But I've discovered that if you want the "Yummy Meat Salad" that has pecans and mixed lettuce greens and a lot more veggies, the restaurant will let you order it without the meat, but they will still charge you for the meat. Again, a restaurant like that isn't worth going to imho.

So ordering a steak with green beans, but hold the steak, will most likely mean you are charged for the steak.

Umm, this might be silly but why couldn't someone just order sides? For instance, Texas Roadhouse, has a "veg plate" which is 4 sides. I mean, if they're going for the "steak meal but hold the steak". Wouldn't it be better to just order a baked potato, green beans and a salad or whatever

[Misfit]

Originally Posted by Kris10

Umm, this might be silly but why couldn't someone just order sides? For instance, Texas Roadhouse, has a "veg plate" which is 4 sides. I mean, if they're going for the "steak meal but hold the steak". Wouldn't it be better to just order a baked potato, green beans and a salad or whatever

That's what I do...don't get the green beans though, they’re sprinkled with meat.


I do get tired of eating potatoes