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[matusiak <dave AT matusiak.org>]

i think this place Maria references is called Talula's (i'm probably 
spelling it wrong).  also, my suggestion (and i don't know if this is 
too down-scale for you and your guest) is Carrburritos.  you can get 
veggie wraps, or nice fish burritos and the environment is WAAYYYY 
relaxed.  indoor/outdoor seating, too.

On May 21, 2004, at 9:00 AM, MCW wrote:

> I heard from a very reliable vegetarian source that the new Turkish 
> place on
> Franklin St. (where Silk Road used to be, I think) is great and not
> expensive.
>
> Maria
>
> On Friday 21 May 2004 08:50 am, uzoma nwosu wrote:
> > A friend of mine is up from Orlando this weekend and I've been beating
> > my head against the wall trying to find a nice relaxed restaurant.  
> > I'm
> > hoping that it's all in my head and not a reality that I can't thank 
> > of
> > anyplace at the moment.  Where would you go for a person who doesn't 
> > eat
> > meat (but fish, dairy, and eggs--that doesn't count as vegetarian does
> > it?). He's a well-traveled entertainer that I want to have a great
> > casual dining experience.  Plus, I don't want to be ignored by the 
> > staff
> > which happens from time to time. I know where we live.  And I don't 
> > want
> > to raise a stink with a guest present.
> >
> > Drawing a serious blank, here.  I'm over probably over-thinking this.
> > And it doesn't matter where in the Triangle.  We've got time.  I
> > appreciate any personal suggestions.
> >
> > Uzoma