Lazy Tulip Cafe

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Posted by kyleroc on 26 Jul 2016.

We were just passing through after camping further north for the past week. After staying the night, we decided to look for a place serving breakfast.

Vegan options for each meal, would give it 5 stars if I could.

We stumbled upon the Lazy Tulip Cafe, and were so glad we did. We had a seat outside, and were served some of the most amazing and delicious fresh food.

We also had our first experience trying a Canadiano - like an Americano, but with maple syrup. Yum!

Pros: Amazing food + value, Friendly staff

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Surprising veg cafe on the way to cottage country - Edit

Posted by veggiewoman on 07 Oct 2013.

A few of us were heading up north when hunger decided to strike, so we pulled off the 400 to see what Barrie had to offer. We weren't expecting much as I am a vegan and my sister is gluten-intolerant. Somehow we stumbled upon the Lazy Tulip and were pleasantly surprised. The menu was varied so that my sister and I, and our meat-eating husbands, all found something to eat. I had the Thai tofu wrap, which was pretty good. My sister vouches for the gluten-free wrap which did not break in half as GF wraps often do. And they had GF muffins which my sister recommends (but sadly, no vegan muffins). And not only did they have soymilk, but almond milk too! We had a lovely lunch on the patio and even met the chef. A great find for those vegetarians who live in or are passing though Barrie. Note that the café is quite small and very casual.

Pros: Something for everyone, Patio near the water, Almond milk on the menu

Cons: Small - cannot go with a large item, Desserts mostly non-vegan, I don't think it was wheelchair accessib

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