Mary's Of Course
A vegetarian-friendly restaurant that I've recently "rediscovered" is Mary's Of Course, a small cafe at the corner of Brookstown Avenue and Cherry Street. Vegetarians will find a lot to tempt them, with hearty entrees that are more than just a token meat-free vegetable dish. I mean, how many other restaurants in the area serve tofu AND tempeh?
Breakfast and brunch are available all day -- try the tofu scramble, the tofu burrito or an omelet made with tofu or vegetarian sausage. In the mood for lunch? You can get a vegan burger, tempeh rueben, tofu satay or a barbecue tofu (or tempeh) sandwich -- the latter is a bun overflowing with cheese, slaw and cubes of tofu or tempeh in a tasty barbecue sauce. It's definitely messy, but oh-so-good.
There's always a vegetarian soup of the day, and they also have interesting specialty grilled cheeses -- one day it included pears!
A bonus to going to Mary's is the ever-changing artwork exhibits on the walls -- as well as the standing collection of toys and geegaws sitting around the restaurant.
Mary's Of Course is open Tuesdays through Fridays from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m., and from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on the weekends.
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2 Comments:
Love the bbq and slaw samich at Mary's. Makes me pine for the old Rainbow days too. Christopher's may be good, but hard to replace the old Rainbow News & Cafe!
I sorely miss the Rainbow, too. Winston-Salem just isn't the same without it.
I haven't tried Christopher's. Looking at its menu when it first opened, it didn't seem to have many vegetarian options. Do you find it veggie-friendly?
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