Vegetarian Restarant

Question

If an unsupervised restaurant advertises and claims itself to be a vegetarian restaurant (ie- no meat products) can one rely that in fact there are no meat products being used? The specific scenario I am referring to involved a pita restaurant with a unreliable hashgacha. If the restaurant is representing itself to be vegetarian, does halacha allow me to assume that it is? Also, is there a bishul akum problem regarding falafel balls? If there is not a bishul akum problem, and they are being served in a vegetarian restaurant, I would like partake. Thank you for this tremendous service that you are providing. Erica

Answer

Answered by Chaim Yisrael Abadi

There is no Bishul Akum on falafel balls. In reference to the vegeterian restaurant, it is the same as any other restaurant. CYA