Vegan Friendly Restaurant in Palm Beach County

As I was on my way home from having lunch with my aunt and friend, I passed by a little vegan restaurant right on Clematis Street in West Palm Beach between Rosemary Avenue and North Quadrille Boulevard.  

Working at Whole Foods, it's difficult to not know the definition of vegan or veganism. Vegananism is the practice of eliminating the use of non human animal products. This means, vegans do not consume cheese or milk products that come from animals as well as meats and other dairies.

Going back to the restaurant. It's called the Raw Kitchen. It's a bit on the pricey side with appetizers starting at $10 but the quality that one gets is really worth the price. A few of the entrees offered include Pasta Primavera with fresh zucchini spiral spaghetti, marinated in olive oil and a hint of garlic then topped with a variety of seasoned organic vegetables and a basil chiffonade. The Raw Kitchen also offers a veggie pizza with sprouted buckwheat crust, house made nut cheese, broccoli, mushrooms, tomatoes, olives, onions and basil. All products are organic meaning that they were grown free of pesticides.  

The Raw Kitchen also offers a variety of organic beers, alcoholic beverages such as mimosas and wines. 

The Raw Kitchen has received many positive reviews on it's meals and drinks. For more information on this restaurant go to southflorida.menupages.com and search for The Raw Kitchen.
This restaurant proves that one can still have tasty, healthy food without sacrificing one's taste buds.

 For some more information and an inspiring story of a woman named Eileen Chanin about the health benefits of becoming a vegan www.hippocratesinst.org.

Scroll down until you see her name.