Guest guest Posted March 23, 2006 Report Share Posted March 23, 2006 Just thought I'd jump in here. I insist on a restaurant with a great salad bar ( all you can eat) so I can tank up on greens and fresh veggies and fruits. You can always bring a baggie of homemade croutons or crackers or nut pate to make your meal more 'substantial'. My family went out like this just last week. I was stuffed going through the salad bar twice! LOL. The salad was always my favorite part of the meal anyways. My kids too. <G> Pam Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 23, 2006 Report Share Posted March 23, 2006 Thats what I tell my hubby. He doesnt eat raw...I am doing it mainly to help battle graves disease. I feel worse when I eat cooked food, so I am almost forced to stay raw. Anyways...my hubby likes to go out once in a while and I always tell him I dont care where we go....as long as they have a decent salad bar where I can make it my self... Luckily in las vegas...there are salad bars as far as the eye can see...LOL!!! Pam Beall <beallp wrote: Just thought I'd jump in here. I insist on a restaurant with a great salad bar ( all you can eat) so I can tank up on greens and fresh veggies and fruits. You can always bring a baggie of homemade croutons or crackers or nut pate to make your meal more 'substantial'. My family went out like this just last week. I was stuffed going through the salad bar twice! LOL. The salad was always my favorite part of the meal anyways. My kids too. <G> Pam Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 23, 2006 Report Share Posted March 23, 2006 Hi Pam and Sherry, Can either of you think of a FAVORITE salad bar in Vegas? I plan on going there in a few months. Thanks! -Tiffany Sherry <dobeythehouseelf wrote: Thats what I tell my hubby. He doesnt eat raw...I am doing it mainly to help battle graves disease. I feel worse when I eat cooked food, so I am almost forced to stay raw. Anyways...my hubby likes to go out once in a while and I always tell him I dont care where we go....as long as they have a decent salad bar where I can make it my self... Luckily in las vegas...there are salad bars as far as the eye can see...LOL!!! Pam Beall <beallp wrote: Just thought I'd jump in here. I insist on a restaurant with a great salad bar ( all you can eat) so I can tank up on greens and fresh veggies and fruits. You can always bring a baggie of homemade croutons or crackers or nut pate to make your meal more 'substantial'. My family went out like this just last week. I was stuffed going through the salad bar twice! LOL. The salad was always my favorite part of the meal anyways. My kids too. <G> Pam Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 23, 2006 Report Share Posted March 23, 2006 I live in Western Wa., but I've been to Vegas and there are buffet/salad bars everywhere! Usually in Casinos/hotels.... Pam - Tiffany rawfood Thursday, March 23, 2006 10:14 AM Re: [Raw Food] eating out with non raw relatives Hi Pam and Sherry, Can either of you think of a FAVORITE salad bar in Vegas? I plan on going there in a few months. Thanks! -Tiffany Sherry <dobeythehouseelf wrote: Thats what I tell my hubby. He doesnt eat raw...I am doing it mainly to help battle graves disease. I feel worse when I eat cooked food, so I am almost forced to stay raw. Anyways...my hubby likes to go out once in a while and I always tell him I dont care where we go....as long as they have a decent salad bar where I can make it my self... Luckily in las vegas...there are salad bars as far as the eye can see...LOL!!! Pam Beall <beallp wrote: Just thought I'd jump in here. I insist on a restaurant with a great salad bar ( all you can eat) so I can tank up on greens and fresh veggies and fruits. You can always bring a baggie of homemade croutons or crackers or nut pate to make your meal more 'substantial'. My family went out like this just last week. I was stuffed going through the salad bar twice! LOL. The salad was always my favorite part of the meal anyways. My kids too. <G> Pam Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 23, 2006 Report Share Posted March 23, 2006 all the major hotels have buffets that have super salad bars. There are also a few raw food restaurants in town, one is a short cab ride from the strip. (maybe $15 each way for up to 5 people at once) But on top of that, all the hotels have specialty restaurants and most of them will make you anything you want upon request. We have to go to a lot of business dinners on and near the strip and I always call ahead and tell them when I am coming in and what I would like, and they have ALWAYS been more than eager to accommodate my requests (although I keep it simple). Viva Las Vegas.... Tiffany <bluelairess wrote: Hi Pam and Sherry, Can either of you think of a FAVORITE salad bar in Vegas? I plan on going there in a few months. Thanks! -Tiffany Sherry <dobeythehouseelf wrote: Thats what I tell my hubby. He doesnt eat raw...I am doing it mainly to help battle graves disease. I feel worse when I eat cooked food, so I am almost forced to stay raw. Anyways...my hubby likes to go out once in a while and I always tell him I dont care where we go....as long as they have a decent salad bar where I can make it my self... Luckily in las vegas...there are salad bars as far as the eye can see...LOL!!! Pam Beall <beallp wrote: Just thought I'd jump in here. I insist on a restaurant with a great salad bar ( all you can eat) so I can tank up on greens and fresh veggies and fruits. You can always bring a baggie of homemade croutons or crackers or nut pate to make your meal more 'substantial'. My family went out like this just last week. I was stuffed going through the salad bar twice! LOL. The salad was always my favorite part of the meal anyways. My kids too. <G> Pam Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 23, 2006 Report Share Posted March 23, 2006 Tiffany there are two raw cafes in Las Vegas. I used to live there. Wonderful food. www.rawcafe.com I think that is the site. I could be wrong. Linda Sue Tiffany <bluelairess rawfood Thu, 23 Mar 2006 10:14:56 -0800 (PST) Re: [Raw Food] eating out with non raw relatives Hi Pam and Sherry, Can either of you think of a FAVORITE salad bar in Vegas? I plan on going there in a few months. Thanks! -Tiffany Sherry <dobeythehouseelf wrote: Thats what I tell my hubby. He doesnt eat raw...I am doing it mainly to help battle graves disease. I feel worse when I eat cooked food, so I am almost forced to stay raw. Anyways...my hubby likes to go out once in a while and I always tell him I dont care where we go....as long as they have a decent salad bar where I can make it my self... Luckily in las vegas...there are salad bars as far as the eye can see...LOL!!! Pam Beall <beallp wrote: Just thought I'd jump in here. I insist on a restaurant with a great salad bar ( all you can eat) so I can tank up on greens and fresh veggies and fruits. You can always bring a baggie of homemade croutons or crackers or nut pate to make your meal more 'substantial'. My family went out like this just last week. I was stuffed going through the salad bar twice! LOL. The salad was always my favorite part of the meal anyways. My kids too. <G> Pam Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 24, 2006 Report Share Posted March 24, 2006 Pam - where in western WA do you live? Sorry if I've asked that before. Shari in Everett, Washington Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 24, 2006 Report Share Posted March 24, 2006 Graham-which is just south of Puyallup. We had to be close to Ft. Lewis.... of course if it weren't for the Army I wouldn't have moved here for a million bucks! LOL Rains too much for my tastes. <G> Pam - SV rawfood Thursday, March 23, 2006 4:22 PM Re: [Raw Food] eating out with non raw relatives Pam - where in western WA do you live? Sorry if I've asked that before. Shari in Everett, Washington Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 24, 2006 Report Share Posted March 24, 2006 The place in Las Vegas is called Go Raw. There are actually two both owned by the same people. Apparently the same menu. I have only gone to the westsode place which is in the Lakes area. One street south of W. Sahara Ave. I think around 8800 West Sahara and then one block south. Just west of Decatur. Hope it helps. It's a good place. Robert W > > jbarnha500 > 2006/03/23 Thu PM 12:49:03 PST > rawfood > Re: [Raw Food] eating out with non raw relatives > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 24, 2006 Report Share Posted March 24, 2006 Thanks, Linda! I did a search for raw food restaurants a while back in Vegas, but nothing turned up, so that's why I asked the group if anyone has a favorite one for salad bars - although I forgot to mention " organic a plus " ! -Tiffany jbarnha500 wrote: Tiffany there are two raw cafes in Las Vegas. I used to live there. Wonderful food. www.rawcafe.com I think that is the site. I could be wrong. Linda Sue Tiffany <bluelairess rawfood Thu, 23 Mar 2006 10:14:56 -0800 (PST) Re: [Raw Food] eating out with non raw relatives Hi Pam and Sherry, Can either of you think of a FAVORITE salad bar in Vegas? I plan on going there in a few months. Thanks! -Tiffany Sherry <dobeythehouseelf wrote: Thats what I tell my hubby. He doesnt eat raw...I am doing it mainly to help battle graves disease. I feel worse when I eat cooked food, so I am almost forced to stay raw. Anyways...my hubby likes to go out once in a while and I always tell him I dont care where we go....as long as they have a decent salad bar where I can make it my self... Luckily in las vegas...there are salad bars as far as the eye can see...LOL!!! Pam Beall <beallp wrote: Just thought I'd jump in here. I insist on a restaurant with a great salad bar ( all you can eat) so I can tank up on greens and fresh veggies and fruits. You can always bring a baggie of homemade croutons or crackers or nut pate to make your meal more 'substantial'. My family went out like this just last week. I was stuffed going through the salad bar twice! LOL. The salad was always my favorite part of the meal anyways. My kids too. <G> Pam Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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