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it's funny and sad at the same time.
ReplyDeleteI noticed this the other day, and my friend theorized that they're probably hoping to lure the overflow from Angelika's Kitchen next door by promoting themselves as vegan. I agree with the previous poster's sentiments regarding the new sign.
ReplyDeleteAs a pretty-much-vegan (my boots are leather and occasionally I eat Greek yogurt) I think this is sweet. I mean yeah, the sign is now a little odd and anachronistic. But like most classic Italian restaurants, John's probably always offered vegetarian fare yet just didn't label it that way. I'd much rather eat at John's than Angelika anyway.
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