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        Where to 
          Eat For the Dark at Heart 
      
      see also: clubs 
        & bars, travel, goth 
        cooking, halloween 
      I happen to be vegetarian so I'm only listing 
        vegetarian friendly places. Dark at heart doesn't mean you can't love 
        animals(I'm mostly opposed to the horrid conditions the animals short 
        lives are spent in at many meat producing farms). I'd eat people if they 
        were on the menu. I hear we taste like pork. Wineries are big in eastern 
        PA and some of NJ and NY so I will also list them. 
      Never go anywhere without a map. These 
        sites allow you to enter a street address and they pop out a map and driving 
        directions for you: Yahoo Maps, MapBlast, 
        MapsOnUs, MapQuest. 
        Of course don't rely solely on directions from there, they have gotten 
        me quite lost before.  
      New Jersey
       Veggie 
        Heaven at 473 Cedar Lane, Teaneck N.J. 201-836-0887. 
        Excellent chinese style food, good place to take your anti veggie friends 
        cause the menu says meat all over it but it's all tofu meat, I wasn't 
        sure about it myself the first time I ate there! I recommend anything 
        but the Wheat Grass Juice. Tastes like the lawn. But if you like lawn 
        taste go for it.  
      
  Veggie 
        Heaven II 973-335-9876 1119 Route 46 East #8A, Parsippany N.J. 
        Haven't been to this one yet. 
      
  Archetypus 
        Cafe - It's quite close to the GWB actually, in Edgewater. I just 
        got a menu so when I have a chance I'll list some hilites from it here, 
        but there are several ice cream sundaes named after demons, coffee drinks, 
        and even a small food menu that is all vegetarian! (pasta, salads, black 
        bean veggie burger). The outside alone looks really cool, it's stone and 
        cavelike. Inside it keeps the stone look, and the boothes are each a little 
        cave of their own, incredible decor. There are some classical type statues, 
        the one I could see directly from my booth was a white stone(maybe plastick, 
        I didn't touch to see) goddess type naked woman lying down on a platform. 
        The music: gregorian chants and other related. All the place needs to 
        be perfect is a waterfall. Located at 266 Old River Road, Edgewater, NJ 
        201-941-0609 Look on mapquest or something for directions, or call them. 
        Old hours: M-Th 7:30p to 11:30p F-Sat 7:30p to 1:30a Sun 5:30p to 11:30p. 
        They have new hours, they involved opening at 4pm on some days.. call 
        and ask. 
        Someone sent me a web page a long time ago, and someone else later told 
        me this is the site of a former and disgruntled worker who was not treated 
        so well by the owners. 
       Medieval 
        Times - 149 Polito Avenue, Lyndhurst, NJ, 201-933-2220, near the Meadowlands. 
        Dinner & tournament, get served by wenches (yes you can call them 
        that) in an arena while watching knights battle it out and swordfight 
        on horseback. They make you eat with your hands, if you tell them ahead 
        of time they'll announce your friend's birthdays and anniversaries, and 
        they have a shop with nice pricey swords and other trinkets. The usual 
        meal is packed with meat, but you can request a vegetarian meal, expect 
        to pay around $40 per person plus drinks. Located in NJ, CA, TX, IL, FL, 
        SC and Ontario, and they have a shop in times square in NYC. They make 
        everyone wear a paper crown in the color of their section and you gotta 
        cheer for your knight and he throws flowers to pretty little girls when 
        you cheer loud and he does well. I'm not the type to wear paper crowns 
        but everyone does, last time I was there a small group of mohawk punks 
        were also there and even they had the crowns on over their huge spiked 
        mohawks. 
       Delicious 
        Orchards - Route 34 South, Colts Neck, New Jersey 07722 (732) 462-1989. 
        This place is really not goth at all but if you live anywhere near Monmouth 
        county this is where you should buy your produce. Hours: Tuesday through 
        Sunday 10:00 - 6:00 Closed Monday. 
      New York City
       Vegetarian 
        Dining in New York City, On a Budget - pretty good listing, but they 
        left of Vetarian Paradise. (At last check Aug 2001, the home site claims 
        it will be back soon)  
       Cuisinenet 
        used to have a listing of vegetarian restaraunts in NYC, but they only 
        have by type now. 
      
  If 
        you go by St. Marks Street you should go get french fries at Pommes 
        Frites. Yummy yummy, take it from Discord. 123 2nd Ave, NYC, between 
        7th and 8th Sts. 212-674-1234. They have other locations now around the 
        city. 
       Haveli 
        is excellent reasonably priced Indian cuisine located on 100 2nd Ave between 
        5th & 6th sts, NYC 10003, 212-982-0533. Really good if you can't stand 
        the claustrophobic small places on 6th st, it's very spread out and roomy 
        inside. 
        La 
        Gould Finch - 93 Avenue B, at 6th st. This Cajun/Creole restaraunt 
        is very non typical of any NYC restaurant, not packed to the gills with 
        tables so you can hardly move, it's small, had live piano player, bass 
        player, singer. NOLA tacky decor, huge red feathery thing on the ceiling, 
        furniture is all different antique type chairs and sofas at the tables, 
        feels like you're in NOLA, they even did the windows in french quater 
        style and colors. The Crepes are divine, I have tried the Mushroom one 
        and the Walnut one (I forget the rest of what's in it). I have a feeling 
        the desserts are good but I wasn't hungry enough for it. They have wines 
        of course. 
       La 
        Maison de Sade, 206 
        W 23rd St (Between 7th and 8th Aves), New York, NY 10011, (212) 727-8642. 
        S&M Supper Club, mediocre French cuisine, wine, coctails, and spankings 
        with dessert. Open 7 days 4:00pm- 4:00am bar open at 4pm, happy hour 4-7, 
        dinner served daily 5pm-12am, Fri & Sat till 1am, live show daily. 
        Where else can you get a spanking with your fries?  
       La 
        Nouvelle Justine - 101 E 2nd St. at 1st Ave, NYC. Fri -Sat 6:00pm- 
        4:00am Sun -Thu 6:00pm- 1:00am Tel: (212) 673-8908. Fetish themed restaraunt, 
        see the web site for menu and more info. 
       Lips 
        - 2 Bank St Between Greenwich Avenue and Waverly Place, NYC, 212-675-7710. 
        Drag Queen waitstarff, leopard and zebra print upholstry, lyp sync performacnes, 
        I think they have food and a bar. 
       Lucky 
        Cheng's - Fabulous Drag Queen waitresses & shows, karaoke, asian 
        food, drinks. 24 1st Ave New York, NY, 212-473-0516. Drag Queen Capitol 
        of the world. 
       Jekyll 
        & Hyde Club - cute trendy horror themed restaraunt/bar, they have 
        a lot of drinks with cute laboratory type names. Located at 1499 6th Ave 
        bet 57 & 58th sts, NYC, (212) 541-9517. Hours: Sun-Tues 11:30am-12am; 
        Wed 11am-12am; Thu 11:30am-12pm; Fri 11:30am-1am; Sat 10:30am-1am.  
       Jekyll 
        and Hyde - 91 Seventh Avenue South Between Barrow and West Sts, NYC. 
        Hours: Sun-Thu 12pm-2am; Fri-Sat 12pm-4am. I'm not sure if this one is 
        just a bar or also a restaraunt. 
       Slaughtered 
        Lamb Pub - Run by the same people who do the Jekyll & Hyde bars, 
        it's also sort of spooky. 182 W 4th St. between Jones & Barrow Sts, 
        NYC, 10014 (212) 627-5262. 
       Yaffa 
        Cafe - 97 St. Marks Place Between Avenue A and First Avenue, NYC, 
        212-674-9302. Open 24-7 this is a favorite after goth club eatery, tacky 
        decor, herbal teas, great Mediterranean food, great vegetarian selection. 
      
  Mars 
        2112 - 1633 Broadway by W 50th St, NYC. Decor is awesome, like being 
        on Mars, you're served by aliens & space soldiers, not real cheap, 
        cute spacy names for drinks & dishes, food is decent but not amazing, 
        you get to take this cool space elevator up. Hours: Mon -Thu 11:30am-10:00pm, 
        Fri 11:30am-12:00am, Sat 11:00am-12:00am, Sun 11:00am-10:00pm. (212) 582-2112. 
      
 Long 
        Island, NY
       Witches 
        Brew INC coffee house - 311 
        Hempstead Tpk., West Hempstead, NY. 516.489.WITCH. I was there sometime 
        durning the winter of 96 with a friend who told me even then it was starting 
        to grow less dark and more commercial/trendy in this place. At one time 
        you wouldn't have seen cheery X-mas decor, but now you sure will. The 
        drinks are great and the atmosphere's not too bad, dark lighting, couches, 
        tables, chairs, juke box, jokes, college kids. It's not worth a trip to 
        Lawn-guy-land by itself to see, but if you're in the area stop by for 
        an immense menu of divine coffee and tea drinks with witchy names. 
      Pennsylvania
       Cuisinenet's 
        listing of restaraunts in Philladelphia, PA. 
      
 General 
        Listings
       Zagat 
        - reviews on tons of restaurants all over the world. 
       Medieval 
        Times - Dinner & tournament, get served by wenches (yes you can 
        call them that) in an arena while watching knights battle it out and swordfight 
        on horseback. They make you eat with your hands, if you tell them ahead 
        of time they'll announce your friend's birthdays and anniversaries, and 
        they have a shop with nice pricey swords and other trinkets. The usual 
        meal is packed with meat, but you can request a vegetarian meal, expect 
        to pay around $40 per person plus drinks. Located in NJ, CA, TX, IL, FL, 
        SC and Ontario, and they have a shop in times square in NYC. They make 
        everyone wear a paper crown in the color of their section and you gotta 
        cheer for your knight and he throws flowers to pretty little girls when 
        you cheer loud and he does well. I'm not the type to wear paper crowns 
        but everyone does, last time I was there a small group of mohawk punks 
        were also there and even they had the crowns on over their huge spiked 
        mohawks.  
       World 
        Guide to Vegetarianism - listing of vegetarian and vegetarian-friendly 
        restaurants, stores, organizations, services, etc. I found most of this 
        to be extremely out of date so make sure you call anyplace you find here 
        first, they are supposedly updating veg.org and these are old pages. 
        Vegan 
        Village - based in the UK, vegan animal care, books, gifts, businesses 
        & services, entertainers, food & drink, restaraunts, gardening (yeah... 
        vegan gardening's a tough one. Tee hee.), health, holidays, shoes, clothes, 
        shops, and toiletries, message board and a recipe of the week. 
      Vegetarian 
        Recipe Sites
        VegWeb 
        - Veggies Unite, searchable veg cookbook, over 2,700 vegan recipies, newsletter, 
        membership, weekly meal planner, nutrition info, personals, and events. 
      Wine
       Vampire 
        Wine - not great quality, but it's a cute gimick, it's cheap, and 
        the bottles are attractive, it's hard to find nowdays though. 
        Cream 
        Ridge Winery, Cream Ridge, NJ - They have incredible Kiwi wine and 
        Apricot wine. 
       Buckingham 
        Valley Vineyards - small winery on Rt. 413 in Bucks County, PA. You 
        can taste all the wines, I was there years ago and they had an excelleng 
        Raspberry wine. 
      Other 
        Links
      Some of these aren't all that dark, but 
        for the sake of organization I wanted to put all food related things together. 
        One day I will have my favorite recipes in my goth cooking section too. 
       Ben 
        & Jerry's Ice Cream 
       Garlic 
        Festival Foods - I love garlic and it's so darn good for you (try 
        dosing up on it when you get a cold, it's almost an instant cure sometimes!). 
        This site has garlic facts, postcards, recipes, health info, a listing 
        of garlic festivals & events (they also have stands at fairs and craft 
        shows around the country), and a gourmet garlic store.  
       World 
        Guide to Vegetarianism - listing of vegetarian and vegetarian-friendly 
        restaurants, stores, organizations, services, etc. I found most of this 
        to be extremely out of date(last updated July 1997) so make sure you call 
        anything you find here first. (the site is being redone, temporarily down 
        but you can access old pages)  
      
          
       
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