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The paleo diet models eating on pre-agricultural patterns: meat, fish, eggs, vegetables, fruit, nuts, and seeds are in; grains, legumes, dairy, refined sugar, and processed foods are out. At restaurants it behaves like a stricter cousin of keto and gluten-free — the grill section is home base, and sauces are the usual ambush.
What to order
- Grilled steak, chops, or fish with vegetables — the paleo default
- Roast chicken with root vegetables instead of fries
- Ceviche or poke without rice — clean protein, citrus-dressed
- Big salads with olive oil and lemon — no croutons, cheese optional out
- Egg dishes — omelets and shakshuka without bread
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Frequently asked questions
What separates paleo from keto?
Paleo filters by food type — no grains, legumes, dairy, or refined sugar, but fruit and sweet potatoes are fine. Keto filters by carb count alone: cheese is welcome, a banana usually is not.
Are beans and rice really off the paleo menu?
Yes — grains and legumes are the defining exclusions, on the argument that they entered the human diet with agriculture. That includes rice, corn, beans, lentils, peanuts, and soy.
How do I order paleo without interrogating the kitchen?
Anchor on grilled or roasted protein plus vegetables, ask for butter-free finishing, and skip the starch swap-ins. SeEat describes each dish’s components with a photo, so the grain-and-dairy landmines show up before you order.