Veggie Jews' 10/10/05 dinner with special guest Doll Stanley

[Guest guest]

Please join Veggie Jews for dinner on Monday, October 10, 2005, at 7 p.m.

when we will meet at Café Gratitude vegetarian restaurant, 2400 Harrison

Street (at 20th) in San Francisco's Mission District.

 

We’ll be joined by special guest Doll Stanley, director of IDA’s Project

Hope, who will tell us about her animal rescue work in New Orleans and

coastal Mississippi following two recent hurricanes. (There will not be any

fundraising.)

 

 

 

As for Café Gratitude, according to SanFrancisco.CitySearch.com: “Rising

above the challenge of vegan cooking and blending an almost-all raw menu,

the food is a bargain, beautifully prepared, and satisfying enough to turn

any carnivore herbivore for an evening. Highlights include a garlicky

buckwheat-crusted nut cheese pizza, and flavor-packed pates like teriyaki

carrot-almond, walnut-sunflower seed, and the " mock tuna " almond, celery,

sea vegetable, and lemon. Chocolate pudding is robust and dense, and the

hand-cranked frozen nut creams were fun to churn . . .” We will order from

the menu.

 

If you will attend, please reply to <veggiejews

veggiejews no later than Sunday, October 9, at 2 p.m.

Walk-ins without reservations will only be accommodated on a space-available

basis, so reservations are strongly recommended.

 

For information about Café Gratitude, go to

<http://www.withthecurrent.com/cafe.html> www.withthecurrent.com/cafe.html

or call (415) 824-4652. For local San Francisco public transportation

information, go to <http://www.sfmuni.com/> www.sfmuni.com/ or call MUNI at

(415) 673-6864. For Bay Area public transportation information, go to

<http://www.bart.gov/> www.bart.gov/ or call BART at (510) 465-2278.

 

 

[Veggie Jews is an on-line and real world organization with events in local

communities dedicated to supporting Jewish vegans and vegetarians and

spreading vegan, vegetarian and animal rights values into the Jewish

community. All Veggie Jews' events are open to Jews of all ages and our

non-Jewish friends. We are not a singles or religious group, although single

and observant people are always welcome. For early notice of all events and

more group information, please go to

<http://www.veggiejews/>

www.veggiejews/. And remember: It's only kosher if

it's cruelty free.]