Check out www.bostonveggie.com, for some great vegetarian friendly restaurants in the Boston area.

You can also try http://www.bostonvegan.org/. :)

Awesome! Thanks for the sites! I'll be in Boston for a conference in August and now I have some helpful info.

I loved loved loved the second-story Vietnamese restaurant in Chinatown, as well as Veggie Planet and TJ Scallywaggles. I liked My Thai, too. The one I didn't like was Grasshopper.

I ate at Buddha's Delight a couple weeks ago. My lo mein was decent, but a bit greasy. Lots of fake meats, but the "steak" was really really good. The menu was like a book, so it was hard to choose, next time I think I'd be able to pick out something better.

I personally love the Grasshopper. Buddha's Delight is good, too.

I've been to Veggie Planet once, but that was a long time ago. I wasn't terribly impressed with the food or the service at the time. I think that's why I haven't made an effort to go back, even though it would be convenient since my husband works at Harvard.

Cool! I may be moving to Boston in the Fall. Glad to have found this.

Veggie Planet is da bomb. :yes: And TJ Scallywaggles, too. And the cool thing about TJS is that it's more than just a restaurant, it's like a veg*an clearinghouse. They're really cool. :yes:

Definitely another vote for Buddha's Delight and Veggie Planet.

Buddha's Delight was my favorite place we ate at.

I loved loved loved the second-story Vietnamese restaurant in Chinatown, as well as Veggie Planet and TJ Scallywaggles. I liked My Thai, too. The one I didn't like was Grasshopper.

That 2nd story one = Buddha's Delight. :yes:

I'm going to fly into Boston to give a talk at Hanscom. I wanted to try out Veggie Planet. For those in the area, is it possible to drive (and park) there? If not, how would you recommend navigating the city?

Thanks :)