02 September 2009

Restaurant Week Vegetarian































For the second time this year, Dine Originals Columbus is presenting Restaurant Week. From September 7-13, 40 restaurants are featuring some form of a tasting menu for $20.09 or $30.09.

I scoured the menus for vegetarian options. There could be more options than what I list here. But these ones definitely caught my eye:



Essentially everything on the menu appears to have a vegetarian option. The total damage is $30.09 for three courses.

The options from Katzinger's include an eggplant, mozzarella and tomato jam sandwich and a choice of salad and dessert for two people for a grand total of $20.09.

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The house salad is vegetarian and the soup appears vegetarian (check first; don't quote me on that one). The entree is sun-dried tomato and marscarpone cheese ravioli. The panna cotta dessert is made with gelatin, making it inappropriate for vegetarians. The other two desserts on the $30.09 prix fixe menu are vegetarian-safe.

For $20.09, two people get two salads, a pizza to split and two desserts.

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The $30.09 prix fixe features three vegetarian starters, eggplant parmigiana as an entree and three different desserts.

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Dinner for two costs $30.09. You get a choice of red bean hummus or jalepeƱo poppers as a shared appetizer. The Surly Girl pizza is vegetarian. Dessert is two cupcakes.

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For $30.09, the vegetarian options include a spinach or mozzarella caprese salad, spinach, mushroom and pea ravioli, and three desserts that are vegetarian-safe.

The menu at Tutto Vino provides plenty of options for vegetarians. For $30.09, two diners get a choice of a cheese plate or salad and can build their own gourmet pizza. For an extra $20.09, they can also build their own five-choice wine flight.

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Black Creek Bistro features four courses for $30.09. The appetizer options are squash au gratin or chili rellenos. All three salads are vegetarian. There is a squash-based entree. The vegetarian dessert is a melon granita.

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The $30.09 menu buys a cheese plate, two pizzas and two glasses of sangria.

The three-course menu includes a house salad, pesto ravioli and a choice of desserts.

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I'm sure I'll have a few entries posted during Restaurant Week. Check back for updates.

2 comments:

  1. Trattoria Roma's salads are sumptuous! Made it here for Restaurant Week, and last time, too. Double yum.

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  2. That's one of many on my radar. It's too bad I can't go everywhere.

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