Guest guest Posted September 5, 2002 Report Share Posted September 5, 2002 I will be in Seattle this coming Saturday to visit SAM with some friends. One of my friends is very anxious to try raw foods (more than just salad). Until Karen gets back from AZ and opens Sun Raw, I don't think there are any raw restaurants. Are there any places that serve raw dishes? I think there's someplace that you go for dinners occasionally ..... Thanks for your help! Annette P.S. It was great fun to see Linda, Tim, and Jeff at the Festival (and Michele for just moments). Congratulations, Jeff, on a great job done with your Vice Cream! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 5, 2002 Report Share Posted September 5, 2002 Annette, Thanks for the congrats! Unless someone hosts a potluck, the best bet is Cafe Ambrosia http://www.cafeambrosia.com/index2.htm They serve gourmet organic vegan food. When given enough notice (a couple days or more) they will prepare a 3-4 course raw meal. I've been very happy with the raw food they serve. I don't know of any other veg restaurant that serves organic raw food. Some serve salads, etc., but not necessarily organic. If you go, let me know how you like it. Jeff >I will be in Seattle this coming Saturday to visit SAM with some >friends. One of my friends is very anxious to try raw foods (more >than just salad). Until Karen gets back from AZ and opens Sun Raw, I >don't think there are any raw restaurants. Are there any places that >serve raw dishes? I think there's someplace that you go for dinners >occasionally ..... > >Thanks for your help! > >Annette > >P.S. It was great fun to see Linda, Tim, and Jeff at the Festival >(and Michele for just moments). Congratulations, Jeff, on a great job >done with your Vice Cream! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 5, 2002 Report Share Posted September 5, 2002 Thanks, Jeff! Great site they have. Since this is going to be an up- and-back-on-Saturday trip, I won't be able to stay for dinner. (I hadn't said that in my message.) I got all excited when I read about the all-raw dinner on the 30th -- until I woke up and realized that August 30th has past. Did anyone go? Annette Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 6, 2002 Report Share Posted September 6, 2002 Hi, Annette. How are you doing? I planned to go to see the exhibit at SAM too but haven't got around to. If you can make it to the farmer's market in U-district on Saturday, you can get some fresh local stuff to munch on. It's the melon season now. Last week there were several kinds of cantaloupes, honeydews, ambrosias, char n' tes, etc, from the River Farm. Nectarines from the RAMA farm were pretty good. Watermelons were quite expensive. There were some transitional melons that were cheaper but quality was not very good. There were still strawberries, blueberries. There were cucumbers, corns and of course tomatoes of all sorts. I got good apples too, from Michael and Liza. The farmer's market is located at University way and 50th St., openning from 9 am to 2 pm. The funky little restautant " Good Morning Healing Earth " (instead of the long name I call it " the Rainbow House " ) is not far from the farmer's market, at the corner of 9th Ave. and 55th St. It opens all day Saturday. It's vegan organic. George serves very good salad in a big wooden bowl with his house dressing. He serves Multipure-filtered water and rinces his veggies with the purified water. Besides salad and banana ice cream he also makes carrot juice with Champion juicer. I am going hiking with a Chinese group, otherwise I would love to meet you guys at farmer's market and go visit SAM with you. Hope the weather will be nice for your visit in Seattle. the real Helen - " cloudriver " <cloudriver <RawSeattle > Wednesday, September 04, 2002 6:51 PM [RawSeattle] Raw Food Dining in Seattle > I will be in Seattle this coming Saturday to visit SAM with some > friends. One of my friends is very anxious to try raw foods (more > than just salad). Until Karen gets back from AZ and opens Sun Raw, I > don't think there are any raw restaurants. Are there any places that > serve raw dishes? I think there's someplace that you go for dinners > occasionally ..... > > Thanks for your help! > > Annette > > P.S. It was great fun to see Linda, Tim, and Jeff at the Festival > (and Michele for just moments). Congratulations, Jeff, on a great job > done with your Vice Cream! > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 7, 2002 Report Share Posted September 7, 2002 >> The funky little restautant " Good Morning Healing Earth " >> Sounds like this will be just the place to go. My two friends will be on foot, having come on the ferry, so they'll be captive and go where I go. One of them is curious about raw and wants to taste dishes (other than salad), so we might have to come back up for dinner some time. I just might stop by the farmers' market to get some things to bring home. Helen listed some nummy sounding things. [Helen, I hope you have a great hike!] Too bad this is an up-and-back-in-the-same-day trip for me. It would be fun to stay longer and see some of you. [Where's Mark?] Thanks for the suggestions. Annette Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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