Could anyone help a vegan please!

[Tea]

The new restaurant at Caribbean Beach resort has some great vegan options.
Also DFB guide has a video on vegan options.

[JohnnyBravo]

It seems FB links arent allowed so search for "Universal Orlando Vegans" and "Veg Disney" for loads of advice etc

This a good website too (Disney only) vegandisneyworld/

Hope it helps

[TiggerBounces]

Earlier this month I got the vegan hot dog from casey’s corner in magic kingdom, I’m not keen on sweetcorn so I pushed that off but I really enjoyed the hot dog, the sausage had a bit of spice in it which was good.

[claireyfairy8]

Are you just interested in restaurants onsite? I have a long list but majority are offsite.

[bootsie]

Originally Posted by claireyfairy8

Are you just interested in restaurants onsite? I have a long list but majority are offsite.

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We will be mostly off site I would be really grateful for your list! I was thinking if it is easier to eat on site we will make adrs we are not staying at Disney so it will be offsit or quick service mainly!
Thanks again

[claireyfairy8]

Here you go
I’m vegetarian, but they all cater for vegans too. Don’t be afraid to ask

Offsite:
Millers (separate menu)
Sweet tomatoes (also do takeaway which is great if you want salad at home, park lunches etc)
Olive Garden
Bahama breeze
Yard house
Margaritaville (separate menu)
Panera bread
Chuys
Cheesecake Factory
Panda Express
Kekes
IHOP
Denny’s
Seasons 52
Disney Resorts/Springs:
Trails End (WOW - say you are Vegan and Chef TJ will look after you!)
Blaze
Ohana
Disney Parks:
Peco Bills
Saltu Canteen

Join Veg Disney and Universal Orlando Vegans (groups can’t tag them).
Disney is great at coming up with options, universal could learn to do that more. Most restaurants outwith the Park bubble will do their best to help but options are limited.

[Guest]

Originally Posted by married2mm

I met chef tj at the hoop dee doo


He's quite amazing

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He left last week, Now at Cape May ( yes the sea food place ) but not currently setup to do his " thing "

[claireyfairy8]

I'm not sure how much longer he will be at Trails End.

I'm not so keen on going to a fishy place, don't like the smell.

[Guest]

Originally Posted by claireyfairy8

Here you go
I’m vegetarian, but they all cater for vegans too. Don’t be afraid to ask

Offsite:
Millers (separate menu)
Sweet tomatoes (also do takeaway which is great if you want salad at home, park lunches etc)
Olive Garden
Bahama breeze
Yard house
Margaritaville (separate menu)
Panera bread
Chuys
Cheesecake Factory
Panda Express
Kekes
IHOP
Denny’s
Seasons 52
Disney Resorts/Springs:
Trails End (WOW - say you are Vegan and Chef TJ will look after you!)
Blaze
Ohana
Disney Parks:
Peco Bills
Saltu Canteen

Join Veg Disney and Universal Orlando Vegans (groups can’t tag them).
Disney is great at coming up with options, universal could learn to do that more. Most restaurants outwith the Park bubble will do their best to help but options are limited.

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Millars Ale house doesnt have a " Veggie menu " anymore, just does a Veggie flat bread

Trails End, TJ has gone now,last week he moved to Cape May, but currently not setup to do his " thing " , though the stench of the seafood would put off most Veggies / vegans

Saltu Canteen, Chef Omar who designed the Veggie / Vegan menu has been dropping hints on a new Veggie menu

As a side note, Universal have launched a new Veggie / Vegan Menu, about 2 weeks ago, alot of " Chick'n, Beef'n and jackfruit pulled pork " on menu's

[Guest]

Originally Posted by claireyfairy8

I'm not sure how much longer he will be at Trails End.

I'm not so keen on going to a fishy place, don't like the smell.

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He has gone, last Thursday