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| Soul Vegetarian was my highlight, my gem, my favorite eating spot in Chicago. |
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| The restaurant is separated in two parts-- the Eternity Juice Bar has their own separate menu with takeout hot bar (features yummy okra, cabbage, and more. The pot pie seemed to be a huge hit. |
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| They also have prepared sandwiches, salads, and desserts. |
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| On the other side is Soul Vegetarian. It was a modestly packed house with gorgeous framed artwork gracing the walls. |
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| Menu. |
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| I loved the tantalizingly written menu descriptions. |
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| Close up one of these insatiable battered cauliflower bites. |
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| The sauce is a spicy sweet ketchup. |
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| The sloppy joe (crumbled BBQ seitan) platter looking mighty scrumptious. |
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| A tall brother with long locs passed by and mumbled, "mmmhmm mmmhmmm mmmmmhmmmm! That sure looks good!" And an afro sister asked, "what is that you've ordered?" |
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| The bun is soft and pliant, a perfect compliment to the meaty sloppy joe, dripping oozing satisfaction onto the plate with each tender squeeze. The fries taste incredible-- light on salt and grease, |
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| The Vegan Dream Coconut Cake was amazing. Originally, I meant to scarf it down on the plane ride, but ate my giant heavenly slice much, much later, alone in a dark place, devouring tasty sweet in the privacy of my own sanctuary. |
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