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CLOSED: Trattoria Ponte Vecchio
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Veg-options
Serves meat, vegan options available. Makes New York-inspired Northern Italian food. Menu includes vegan selection with dishes using vegan chicken, the Impossible burgers, a vegan lasagna, bolognese sauce and sausages made with Impossible Foods. Reserve ahead to ensure a table. Can provide vegan catering as well. Reported closed, July '22.
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2334 Carmel Valley Rd Ste A, Del Mar, California, USA, 92014
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Last update on 19 Jul 2022 by KellyHudson
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Added by RobZakir on 11 Feb 2018
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6 Reviews
First Review by reverts
KellyHudson
Points +523
I’m so sad it’s closed - Edit
I loved this place but sadly they have closed as Of 7/12/22
Read morePros: Lots of vegan options
Cons: Closed
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MilesVeganEats
Points +548
Vegan Menu - Edit
I visited Trattoria Ponte Vecchio back in 2018. There was a vegan section with 3-4 vegan main dishes and one vegan dessert. The food and dessert were delicious and waitstaff was warm and friendly. When I talk to the waitperson, she was very aware of what vegans eat or don’t.
Read moreI verified their menu online today, there are a couple vegan options. I miss their delicious food and planning to revisit. I will report back by uploading photos.
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bettywouldgo
Points +156
My favorite Italian food in the Del Mar area! - Edit
I heard that the owner's daughter is a vegan -- whether that is true or not, the menu certainly has extensive vegan options that are excellent. My go-to dish is the pasta (rigatoni, if I recall) with vegan salsiccia (crumbled Impossible sausage), with a side dish of spinach, but I also like the vegan chicken parmesan and other classic Italian preparations of "chicken." There is a full page of the menu with vegan listings, so you have lots of options here, including two different types of vegan lasagna.
Read moreThere is a protected patio dining section as well as a cozy indoor space, and this restaurant has a very nice rustic, family feel.
Updated from previous review on 2019-08-31
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Soysauce19
Points +43
Vegan menu is great - Edit
Enjoyed the chickn Parmesan and veggie lasagna. Servers still asked if we wanted extra Parmesan on top of our vegan entrees. Bread with olive oil they bring out is also vegan.
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Naleidybug
Points +16
Vegans Rejoice! - Edit
I can't believe this was in my old neighborhood and didn't discover it until I moved to LA!
Read moreMore options than you know what to do with and it's not Daiya! (Sorry, Daiya, thank you for paving the way). I had the lasagna and eggplant parmesan and bruschetta, all wonderful! Do not come to San Diego without trying this wonderful vegan-friendly and beautiful restaurant, I would give 5 stars but it won't let you if it's not fully vegan! Please include a vegan dessert! (ask Plant Power for their vegan brownie recipe they aren't using anymore and add easy to make dairy free ice cream!) thank you TPV!
Pros: Tons of options!
Cons: No dessert
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reverts
Points +50
Impossibly good impossible burger! - Edit
One of the few places in town to serve the impossible burger. And it is reallyy good!!! Wanted to give 5 stars for having the burger and the friendly atmosphere but app does not allow this for partial vegan places.
Read morePros: Very friendly atmosphere
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