answer: vegetarian options
paragraph_question: question: Which is the best option?, context: We are a couple of beer lovers and tend to seek out beer spots whenever we travel.  My bf spotted this place before leaving on our trip and had it on his list of places we must try.  We came here for an early evening dinner after tiring ourselves out with wandering Toronto by foot all-day.  This place has a very cavernous feel to it as you have to walk down a flight of stairs to get to the dining and bar area.  There's plenty of space for large parties and cozy enough for folks to explore their beer selection.  I thought most of their drafts sound interesting but was disappointed to hear they did not offer a sampler of any sort.  Instead, we went with a house-made coffee porter and a blackberry wheat (which was not made in-house).  Both brews were fine but nothing worth writing home about.  However, for dessert the bf opted for a pint of their Chocolate Orange beer which was really interesting and tasty.  The service was attentive and the food was okay.  I really liked all their vegetarian options but unfortunately I went with a bland jambalaya and he went with a bison burger.  Skip the dishes we ordered and come by for a great take on craft beers. 
sentence:  I really liked all their vegetarian options but unfortunately I went with a bland jambalaya and he went with a bison burger.
paragraph: We are a couple of beer lovers and tend to seek out beer spots whenever we travel.  My bf spotted this place before leaving on our trip and had it on his list of places we must try.  We came here for an early evening dinner after tiring ourselves out with wandering Toronto by foot all-day.  This place has a very cavernous feel to it as you have to walk down a flight of stairs to get to the dining and bar area.  There's plenty of space for large parties and cozy enough for folks to explore their beer selection.  I thought most of their drafts sound interesting but was disappointed to hear they did not offer a sampler of any sort.  Instead, we went with a house-made coffee porter and a blackberry wheat (which was not made in-house).  Both brews were fine but nothing worth writing home about.  However, for dessert the bf opted for a pint of their Chocolate Orange beer which was really interesting and tasty.  The service was attentive and the food was okay.  I really liked all their vegetarian options but unfortunately I went with a bland jambalaya and he went with a bison burger.  Skip the dishes we ordered and come by for a great take on craft beers. 
sentence_answer:  I really liked all their <hl> vegetarian options <hl> but unfortunately I went with a bland jambalaya and he went with a bison burger.
paragraph_answer: We are a couple of beer lovers and tend to seek out beer spots whenever we travel. My bf spotted this place before leaving on our trip and had it on his list of places we must try. We came here for an early evening dinner after tiring ourselves out with wandering Toronto by foot all-day. This place has a very cavernous feel to it as you have to walk down a flight of stairs to get to the dining and bar area. There's plenty of space for large parties and cozy enough for folks to explore their beer selection. I thought most of their drafts sound interesting but was disappointed to hear they did not offer a sampler of any sort. Instead, we went with a house-made coffee porter and a blackberry wheat (which was not made in-house). Both brews were fine but nothing worth writing home about. However, for dessert the bf opted for a pint of their Chocolate Orange beer which was really interesting and tasty. The service was attentive and the food was okay. I really liked all their <hl> vegetarian options <hl> but unfortunately I went with a bland jambalaya and he went with a bison burger. Skip the dishes we ordered and come by for a great take on craft beers. 
paragraph_sentence: We are a couple of beer lovers and tend to seek out beer spots whenever we travel. My bf spotted this place before leaving on our trip and had it on his list of places we must try. We came here for an early evening dinner after tiring ourselves out with wandering Toronto by foot all-day. This place has a very cavernous feel to it as you have to walk down a flight of stairs to get to the dining and bar area. There's plenty of space for large parties and cozy enough for folks to explore their beer selection. I thought most of their drafts sound interesting but was disappointed to hear they did not offer a sampler of any sort. Instead, we went with a house-made coffee porter and a blackberry wheat (which was not made in-house). Both brews were fine but nothing worth writing home about. However, for dessert the bf opted for a pint of their Chocolate Orange beer which was really interesting and tasty. The service was attentive and the food was okay. <hl> I really liked all their vegetarian options but unfortunately I went with a bland jambalaya and he went with a bison burger. <hl> Skip the dishes we ordered and come by for a great take on craft beers.