Gourmet Vegetarian Dinners by Peninsula Macrobiotic Community

(Green Food / Grocery Store)

305 N California Ave

Palo Alto, CA 94301

(650) 599-3320

www.peninsulamacro.org

Our primary activity is putting on a Gourmet Vegetarian Dinner every Monday night in Palo Alto, at the First Baptist Church, 305 North California Aven

All are welcome at our Dinners, vegetarian or not. The Dinners are particularly helpful for those who want to eat healthy, but may not know how to get

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7 Comments about Gourmet Vegetarian Dinners by Peninsula Macrobiotic Community

"I found this Monday Night dinner through a Yahoo group and I've been going for several years now. The first time I went I was hesitant to go on " - yelp.com

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"I go to these Monday dinners quite regularly and I enjoy them a lot. For $15, you get a very healthy and delicious meal, all vegan, mostly organic, an" - yelp.com

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"I have been going to these dinners for several years now. A couple of my best friends, I met through these dinners. Gary is a very good co" - yelp.com

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"I've eaten two meals from the Peninsula Macrobiotic Community. They were both wonderful. The food is tasty and fresh. I ate in for t" - yelp.com

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"Since I am always on the lookout for healthy and tasty take-out, I decided to check this place out after reading deb n.'s review. I actually sen" - yelp.com

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"The food is always delicious, healthy, and varied for a reasonable price. It's also nice to see such a wide variety of people come together. Everyone " - yelp.com

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"Went on 10/5 Monday and had the following menu and listened to a macrobiology speaker. October 5 White Bean, Leek and Onion Soup Butternut Squash Sa" - yelp.com

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