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For where else will you find a black-bean burger or a plato del dia sin carne (meatless daily special)? Links of London full disclosure, neither my husband nor I is a vegetarian, so when we sat down to eat on a quiet Tuesday afternoon, we were a little reluctant to turn the page from the handful of meat dishes. Yet the full page of vegetable-topped pizzas ranging in price from cents1,500 ($2.60) for a slice to cents 6,900 ($12) for a large pie, the long list of salads and wide gamut of health-infused, gourmet meals -- including hormone- and Links of London Bookworm Charm-free poultry -- had us scratching our heads in indecision. Taking advantage of this opportunity to go vegetarian-only, we proceeded to order dishes that bordered on risky and uncomfortable. To start, the waitress brought us complimentary thick, grainy bread with a parsley-speckled, cream-based dipping sauce -- a welcome starter to take the edge off our hunger before the real Links of London Classic 18ct Gold Maple Leaf Charm. We ordered the meatless lasagna as an appetizer ( cents 3,250/$5.70), only to learn it could have been a meal in itself. Layered with mushrooms and a salty tomato sauce and lightly dressed with cheese, the stack was almost enough to fill our growling stomachs. We knew we were in trouble when the meals were placed before us. Presented on square dishes and styled with care, the large Links of London Star of David Charm indicated in advance that we would be going home with doggie bags.