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Vegan as listed 2

  • GARLIC MARIQUITAS Vegan $7

    Fried plantain chips with garlic and oil, no dairy/animal ingredients implied.

    Read from the menu, not confirmed
  • GARLIC TOSTONES Vegan $7

    Fried plantains with garlic and oil, no dairy/animal ingredients implied.

    Read from the menu, not confirmed

Vegan if you ask 6

  • ASPARAGUS Vegan if you ask $8

    Steakhouse side likely sautéed in butter; ask for no butter.

    Read from the menu, not confirmed
  • CATULA GARDEN SALAD Vegan if you ask $12

    Omit parmesan; confirm vinaigrette has no honey.

    Read from the menu, not confirmed
  • MIXED VEGETABLES Vegan if you ask $7

    Likely finished with butter; ask for no butter.

    Read from the menu, not confirmed
  • SAUTEED MUSHROOMS Vegan if you ask $7

    Likely sautéed in butter; ask for no butter.

    Read from the menu, not confirmed
  • SWEET PLANTAINS Vegan if you ask $6

    Steakhouse-style kitchen often caramelizes plantains with butter; ask for oil only.

    Read from the menu, not confirmed
  • Sautéed Spinach Vegan if you ask $7

    Likely sautéed in butter; ask for no butter.

    Read from the menu, not confirmed

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A regular restaurant that serves dishes vegans can eat.

Catula is a Cuban-Italian steakhouse with no vegan entrees; a vegan visitor is limited to fried plantain sides (like Garlic Tostones) and a veganizable garden salad, so it's not a strong destination for a vegan diner.

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