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Tuesday, March 14, 2006

PETA calls Seattle second-most-vegetarianfriendly

Calling Seattle a "hotbed of vegetarian goodness," PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) has named Seattle the second-most-vegetarian-friendly city in the country.

We were beaten out by -- who else? -- Portland.

PETA gives Seattle kudos for Vegfest, the two-day vegetarian celebration that ended Sunday; for cool food options including Mighty-O vegan doughnuts; and for the University District, which they deem one of the "most vegetarian-friendly neighborhoods in America." You can see the list at www.goveg.com

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