August 15, 2007

Real good food at Real Food Daily

Filed under: Real Food Daily — FoodEater @ 4:41 pm

Here’s a tasty vegan lunch I had a few weeks ago at Real Food Daily in West Hollywood.

'Cold cucumber soup with dill

I was enticed by the menu and the hot weather to order the soup of the week, “Cool as a Cucumber”, a cold cucumber soup with fresh dill. It was simple, light and refreshing. Plus I got to eat flowers and that’s always cool.

'Tofu wrap from Real Food Daily

This was the Tofu Wrap which involves “herbed tofu, vegetables and sun-dried tomato pesto in a spinach tortilla”. The presentation was rather sparse with nothing else on the big plate other than the wrap, but aesthetics aside, it was hearty and tasty.

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3 Comments »

  1. the tofu wrap and the caesar wrap are two of my favorites

    Comment by scott — August 15, 2007 @ 6:04 pm

  2. I adore RFD! The nachos are the best I’ve ever had. I’m heading to So. Cali next month & I am SO excited to eat there even though I live somewhere with plenty of vegan food (san francisco), hahaha!
    Anywhere else I *must* go while in town?

    Comment by Melisser — August 19, 2007 @ 1:52 am

  3. Melisser: There are so many great vegan and vegetarian places to eat down here that’s hard to even know what to suggest! Check out the Addresses & Locations page for a quick run down of local places I’ve enjoyed or just browse through some of my pages for something that might strike your fancy. If you love Read Food Daily than I’m certain you will also love Native Foods just as much. They’ve got locations in Westwood and Costa Mesa. For something a bit fancier, check out Madeline’s Bistro in Tarzana.

    Comment by FoodEater — August 19, 2007 @ 2:18 am

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