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It can be very difficult to maintain a diet when traveling. When the diet isn’t one that’s elective, in order to lose weight or lower cholesterol, then it’s even more important to have some assurance that it will be possible to eat. For vegans, this can be especially important, because it is a more delicate balance, and it’s very difficult to convince people that it’s a necessity to eat vegan, not an option.

Those who are traveling to Dallas-Fort Worth, and wondering if this city will be more friendly than others have been, the answer is a very resounding yes. Although, yes, it is in the part of the world where the cow is part of food and clothing in many places, it’s also very accommodating to vegans and vegetarians. There are some magnificent places to eat for anyone, actually, Indian restaurants like Kalachandji’s offer an enormous variety of food from a culinary tradition that’s one of the most beloved in the world. It’s also in the tradition to refrain from meat, in many instances, so there’s no substitutions or anything missing in the recipes, and the taste is sublime. It’s vegan-friendly, not completely vegan, so the selections with dairy are very clearly marked.

Other restaurants, like Cosmic Cafe appeal to a wide crowd, too, with a vegan sensibility in all their cooking. Here the choices are more of a kind of world culture tour variety, with Mediterranean dishes, Mexican specialties, and goodies that appeal to the traditional alternative population. There’s a lot of choice here, and even a local Vegetarian Networ that specializes in activism and education. They have a lot of resources for local shopping and eating, and happy cow is always a great place to look for local eating possibilities.

This is all good news, since one can book the 4 star hotels in Dallas without worry about going hungry. It’s quite the opposite here!

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