Pre-festival lunch @ Papalote in the Mission District
This place is worth the hype! Check out their vegan friendly menu:http://www.papalote-sf.com/
There salsa was creamy and might not seem vegan, but it is. |
A generous portion |
I had the veggie burrito (potato, carrot, and mushroom) |
This salsa/salad was refreshing. It had jicama, cucumber, cilantro, lime, and chili powder. |
This is from my boyfriends burrito, he had the mole burrito with tofu, it was so good! |
@ Treasure Island
Most of the food trucks at the festival had vegan options, which was awesome.Vegan Doughnuts! Blueberry & Vanilla, they were alright. |
Knish (I actually had these in L.A. earlier this year) they're like a Jewish samosa |
Unfortunately, those are all the pictures of food I have from the festival because I was partying. There was paella, this super awesome blueberry black tea, and another dish (I forgot the name). Anyway, here are some pictures of some of the activities I engaged in.
There was a "Silent Disco" where people listened to the music on headphones. I made sure to tag Vegan MoFo with the chalk being handed out. |
This installment was huge and looked better at night. |
These shiny eggs were cool. |
There were makeout tents. The "art tent" had various workshops, they varied from craft making to beer making. |
People actually huddled around this fire. |
@ Herbivore
I was bummed this pictured looked hazy, but not I feel it has a "you're not dreaming brunch" look. |
Potatoes, tofu scramble, and french toast w/fried banana, maple syrup, and butter. |
Tacos. My boyfriend always tries tacos. |
Veggie sandwich w/roasted potatoes. |
San Francisco is vegan friendly. The food wasn't as cutting edge as it is in L.A., but it was still delicious. I'm so moving there!
Herbivore is awesome! But if you ever come back to SF, you simply must check out Source - http://source-sf.com/. I've lived in the SF Bay Area for 20 years and it's my favorite veg restaurant ever. Everything can be made vegan!
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