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Vegetarian Food In LA: 10 Tasty Ways To Beat Your Meat Habit

Vegetarian Food In La

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By Mar Yvette

October is National Vegetarian Month. So why not do your body, the planet and all those adorable animals a favor by indulging in some meat-free nourishment? Even if you’re the bloodiest of carnivores, you can beat your meat habit with these 10 starters at some of my favorite LA area restaurants. (Baby steps, right?) So go ahead and celebrate National Vegetarian Month. I promise it’ll leave a great taste in your mouth.

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Bruschetta a Modo Mio @ L'Opera - Long Beach

101 Pine Avenue
Long Beach, CA 90802-4415
(562) 491-0066

If you want awesome bruschetta, this Italian restaurant in Downtown Long Beach is where to get it. Grilled ciabatta bread is topped with creamy burrata cheese, hand-ground pesto and marinated yellow & red cluster tomatoes drizzled with olive oil ($8.95). Order it and there's a good chance you'll be singing an aria before you even touch your main entree.
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Story courtesy of Marpop.com By Mar Yvette October is National Vegetarian Month. So why not do your body, the planet and all those adorable animals a favor by indulging in some meat-free nourish...
Story courtesy of Marpop.com By Mar Yvette October is National Vegetarian Month. So why not do your body, the planet and all those adorable animals a favor by indulging in some meat-free nourish...
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