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When youre a vegetarian or vegan, going out for dinner can be a minefield.

Sometimes youll be lucky enough to stumble into a restaurant that actually offers multiple delicious things you can eat, but all too often theres just one sad option if that.

So naturally, you rejoice at the existence of all vegan and all vegetarian restaurants. Places where you dont have to interrogate the waiters or aggressively inspect the menu.

For one meat-eater, though, all-vegan restaurants are the definition of evil.

Despite being able to eat all the food on offer (the opposite of the case when a vegetarian goes to an all-meat spot), one person was very disappointed to go to all-vegan restaurant V Rev Diner, in Manchester, and not find a single non-vegan option.

No option for non-vegan, they wrote. I find out once I had been there.

Its a bit of a weird complaint considering the entire restaurant is marketed as being fully vegan (so complaining about vegan food is like going to a wine bar then saying BUT WHERE IS THE TEQUILA?), but also because the reviewer can absolutely eat all the vegan options. Theres nothing stopping them.

In V Rev Vegan Diners credit, they handled the bad review pretty brilliantly.

Wow yes, they tweeted, must be really hard to go to a restaurant where theres nothing to suit your dietary needs.

Which we greatly applaud.

If youd like non-vegan food specifically, it may be wiser to go to, well, any other restaurant other than an all-vegan diner. Just an idea.

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