List Primal-friendly restaurants in your city! page 2

[L8F]

Caseus in New Haven, CT. Amazing food, all sourced well in Primal style. If you eat cheese, they have an amazing selection. Also great booze, and long beer list.

[tim_1522]

Stoney River Legendary SteaksŪ :: Excite More Than Your Taste Buds

Not *exactly* Primal as they do have a pretty wide variety of grainy selections, BUT they emphasize quality sourced cuts of meat (for example they have a Free Range Roasted Half Chicken dish and at least our location boasts grass fed beef for their steaks) and have a lot of good veggie sides -- my favorite is the steamed asparagus!

[liza]

In the Denver area, there's a paleo/primal food truck, the Caveman Cafeteria.

There's a blurb about it in Westword: Eat like a caveman:

It sounds like a spoof, but the Caveman Cafeteria -- Denver's newest (and only) food truck specializing in paleo diet dishes -- is no joke. Even though its owner, Will White, is a comedian.

An Army veteran, White was stationed at Fort Carson until May, then moved to Denver after realizing "it was the best city in the world," he says. Already involved in the local comedy scene, he decided to start a food truck because of the growing market of people interested in the paleo, or Caveman, diet, which stresses grass-fed meat and vegetables. . .

[TLoRu]

Bareburger - Grass-fed meats | Organic and All-Natural Cheeses | Organic Vegetables get your burger in a lettuce wrap Primal HEAVEN!

I MUST venture in and try this!

[Dr. Bork Bork]

anywhere that serves meat & veggies

applebees, jasons deli, carls jr, wallabys, dickeys, texas roadhouse, goodwood steakhouse, outback steakhouse, TUCANOS! (tucanos is primal paradise)

[KV8R]

I've learned to navigate just about any menu, although most mexican food joints can be slightly more difficult around here. But, to the point, we have a little place in town, a tavern that advertises their burgers are all from grass-fed cows. They've finally stopped looking at me funny when I tell them to keep their bread.

[BestBetter]

anywhere that serves meat & veggies

applebees, jasons deli, carls jr, wallabys, dickeys, texas roadhouse, goodwood steakhouse, outback steakhouse, TUCANOS! (tucanos is primal paradise)

Applebees, like probably all of those sit down chains fry everything in soybean oil, not to mention ingredient lists that are impossible to pronounce. I'd classify chains, especially the "nicer" sit down ones as being the most antiprimal.

If I need to eat on the go, a safe bet anywhere is a decent Japanese place, or any restaurant that can offer some type of steamed veggies, baked potato, rice, a salad, and/or grilled or steamed meat/fish. If this is too difficult to find, the supermarket is my best friend - fruit, cold cuts, rice crackers and salsa...

[Paleobird]

San Diego Favorites:

Rei do Gabo Brazilian Churascurio. Serious Primal pig-out heaven.

The Wellington Steak and Martini Lounge. Best grassfed steaks in town. Expensive and elegant.

On the Range. Free range meat and poultry. More of a lunch place.

The Burger Lounge. Grassfed burgers with a lettuce wrap option. People don't look at you funny for going bunless.

[bob loblaw]

If you live in TX or California, you MUST check out Freebirds.

It's a pretty big chain, very similar to a hippie version of Chipotle. But the key? 100% grass fed steak and it's awesome. I get a steak salad their at least twice a week. It's tasty and tender. Sometimes I get an extra side of steak to eat at home.

[Rosemary 231]

anywhere that serves meat & veggies

applebees, jasons deli, carls jr, wallabys, dickeys, texas roadhouse, goodwood steakhouse, outback steakhouse, TUCANOS! (tucanos is primal paradise)

I noticed one of the restaurants you mention is Applebees. I received a gift card for $40 and I have gone over the entire online menu and can't find much Primal to eat. Their menu may be being narrowed in selection by the fact that I'm still needing to lose some more weight. Two or three of us "girls" want to go out to eat. Could you make some suggestions from the menu. We are Calif. and you are Utah, would that make a difference?