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Some places have a veggie option, and some places are such a creative domain of all things vegetarian and culinary that they stand out a mile. Here are readers' top tips on where to eat if you don't want meat, all over the world. And yes, that includes France
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    Il Margutta

    Posted by Hyzenthlay 2 March 2011

    After days of picking out fish in my 'vegetarian' salads, and getting thoroughly bored of pasta with tomato sauce, it was a joy to find Il Margutta. The huge vegetarian buffet meant that I finally got to enjoy Italian food. And the beautiful, quiet location, tucked away near the bustle of the Spanish Steps, was magical. I half expected Gregory Peck and Audrey Hepburn to stop by.

    Via Margutta 118, Rome
    www.ilmarguttavegetariano.it/
    +39(0)6-32650577
    Google map: bit.ly/eYVhQ1

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    Il Margutta Ristorante

    Posted by rhysharrison 26 November 2005

    You can find vegetarian restaurants in most European cities. Many, however, are a bit too worthy, rather over macrobiotic, too basic for a good night out. Il Margutta is the place for a classy veggie meal. An imaginative range of dishes and some great art on the walls. The best vegetarian restaurant in Europe? Book ahead.

    Il Margutta Ristorante, Via Margutta, 118, 00187 Roma; tel: + 39 06 32650577;
    www.ilmargutta.it;
    near The Spanish Steps

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