The Dog House
1101 S. Detroit, Tulsa, OK
(918) 938-7740
My friend Jeffrey works at this small, quirky hot dog shop in downtown Tulsa. While he isn't vegan/vegetarian himself, he is very proactive about making sure that the restaurant has vegan options. Separate skillet for sautéing vegan items only - no meat. They have falafel and portobello mushrooms as a vegan option, and they can be put in the poppy seed bun with any of the vast array of vegan toppings, or the falafel can be served by itself or as a slider. No meat ever touches the fryer, so vegans can enjoy the french fries with a clear conscience. As Jeffrey says "You can literally come in every day of the week and never eat the same thing twice".
I absolutely love the falafel dog here - I think they make the falafel themselves, and it's actually "hot dog" shaped. I always get Sriracha and peanut butter on mine, but I've played around with various other toppings as well.
This dog starts with falafel and adds grilled onions, avocado, cucumber, mushrooms, peanut butter, and Sriracha.
This dog starts with falafel and adds grilled onions, mushrooms, tomato, avocado, peanut butter, and Sriracha.
There's currently only a couple of small tables and several old-fashioned school desks inside, though customers can stand at two bar-height long tables if they like. There's also two or three picnic tables out back, which are lovely places to eat when the weather's nice.
Wow, the vegan option at the Doghouse looks yummo!
ReplyDeleteThat looks amazing and I had no idea it existed! Definitely going to hit it up the next time I'm in Tulsa! Thanks for the tip!
ReplyDeleteAnother great restaurant spot to consider for Mexican food is El Pollo Rey. Nice outdoor atmosphere, with wi-fi available, night entertainment, prices are inexpensive..and most of all, they serve the best charcoal grilled chicken complete with side dishes.
ReplyDeleteWell, since I'm vegan (see the title of this blog), I don't eat animals, including chicken. I'd be interested to know if they serve any good vegan dishes (no meat, no cheese, rice made without chicken broth, beans made without lard, etc.)
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