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A sign of the times! Nick’s Kitchen in the Daly City, Calfornia used to be offer meat-heavy items but the restaurant has now gone VEGAN! All meat and dairy are GONE from the menu and instead, Nick’s Kitchen is boasting home-cooked meals that are all plant-based. How exciting is that!?
And why the change from an animal-laden menu to a 100 percent plant-based menu? Reina Montenegro and Kenny Annis, the owners of Nick’s Kitchen, told ReleaseWire, “We felt it was time to prove that you don’t have to suffer to eat like a vegan. Food is a comfort, and it should be medicine for the body and the mind. We need both to bring mindful eating to the table.” We can’t argue with that!
Nick’s Kitchen is a true testament to the growing popularity of plant-based food! People are waking up to the disastrous effects of the animal agricultural industry and making a change that’s better for the planet, animals, and their own health. For the past few decades, meat consumption in the U.S. has seen a steady decline. According to recent studies, 30 percent of Americans are not only leaving meat off their plates but also seeking out plant-based meat alternatives. What’s more, according to some estimates, the plant-based meat market is set to reach $5.2 billion by 2020 and could make up one-third of the market by 2050. Sounds like Nick’s Kitchen is making a smart business move!
For more information about Nick’s Kitchen, visit their website!
To learn more about rising trends in the plant-based food space, check out One Green Planet’s Future of Food.
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How can everything cost $12. That is my main complaint about vegan restaurants. Everything is at least $10 prices have to come down to get me to go there on a regular basis. Cafe Bene only charges 6.99 for a Portabella mushroom sandwich. I just ask for no cheese and it is vegan.
it\’s NYC-everything is pretty much 2X as expensive as most elsewhere. if there was one near me though i certainly would NOT complain about the prices and would be more than happy to pay the $12.
It should say "$12 and under" as it states in the article linked in the post.
And the restaurant is in California…just outside San Francisco.