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Where To Have An Excellent Vegetarian Meal In NYC
Where to eat when you want more vegetarian options than “seasonal market sides.”
The Best Vegan Restaurants In NYC
Where to get completely plant-based dumplings, mac and cheese, croissants, and more.
32 Great Places To Eat Something Kind Of Healthy For Dinner
Where to go when you want to eat “kind of healthy” and not leave hungry.
12 Black-Owned Vegan Restaurants In NYC
These Black-owned restaurants make some of the best plant-based food in the city.
10 Great Asian-Owned Vegan-Friendly Restaurants In NYC
Where to eat meat and dairy-free Thai, Korean, and Szechuan food across the city.
The NYC Vegan And Vegetarian Delivery Guide
36 places offering vegan and vegetarian food for pickup or delivery in NYC.
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abcV At Tin Building
There’s nowhere we’d rather spend $17 on a green juice than the Seaport outpost of Jean-Georges’ vegetarian restaurant.
Eleven Madison Park
Eleven Madison Park struggles to justify its $365 price tag, but it’s still an interesting experiment.
Sunday C&C Eatery
At this outdoor shack at The Bowery Market, you’ll find some seriously good, inventive vegan food.
The Best Vegan Restaurants In NYC
Where to get completely plant-based dumplings, mac and cheese, croissants, and more.
12 Black-Owned Vegan Restaurants In NYC
These Black-owned restaurants make some of the best plant-based food in the city.
Black Rican Vegan
Jackfruit chicharrón and vegan bistec encebollado are the highlights at this vegan Puerto Rican pop-up in East Harlem.
HAAM
HAAM stands for “Healthy As A Motha,” and it’s your best option for plant-based Caribbean food in Williamsburg.
Púsù
Try pumpkin mapo tofu served in a pumpkin, and other fancy takes on vegetarian Chinese food at this Williamsburg restaurant.
Where To Have An Excellent Vegetarian Meal In NYC
Where to eat when you want more vegetarian options than “seasonal market sides.”
Superiority Burger
This sceney spot in the East Village is famous for its veggie burgers, but we're more obsessed with the side dishes and desserts.
Anixi
Anixi is a vegan Mediterranean restaurant where you can eat fancy faux-fish and meat kebabs in a decadent space.
Bersi
Share some mushroom tibs with a group of friends at this vegetarian Ethiopian restaurant in Greenpoint.
Tikka Indian Grill
There are a few Tikka Indian Grills around the city, but only the Astoria location has a special kathi roll menu.
Dil-e Punjab Deli
For a quick lunch in Chelsea, stop by Dil-e Punjab Deli for a $10 box of vegetarian Indian food like creamy daal and sarson ka saag.
Ba’al Cafe
Ba’al is your best option in Soho for a quick Middle Eastern meal. Don't miss the falafel, kofta kebab, and charred cauliflower.
Yubu
Yubu does rice-stuffed tofu pockets topped with Korean ingredients, and they do them really well.
Soulkofa
Be prepared to become a regular at this vegan spot in Bed-Stuy once you taste their crab cakes and macaroni.
Urban Vegan Kitchen
Start your night out with vegan shrimp po'boys and strong cocktails at this cool West Village restaurant.
Uptown Veg
This vegan spot has been serving Harlem fresh juices and delicious plant-based comfort food since the '90s.
Alidoro
No matter what you're in the mood for, you'll find something that sounds good at this Italian sandwich shop located on the concourse at Rockefeller Center.
Naro
From the Atomix team, this Korean fine dining restaurant at Rockefeller Center serves impressive-looking dishes, but none of them are that exciting.
NY Pizza Suprema
NY Pizza Suprema has been a neighborhood staple with solid slices since long before MSG was built down the street. There's usually a line, but it moves quickly.
Ornithology Jazz Club
Ornithology is a jazz club in Bushwick where you can eat vegan food and hang out on a roof.
Vegan Hood
Vegan Hood is a Harlem restaurant that nails comfort food classics like fried chicken, mac and cheese, and oxtails.
Monk's Vegan Smokehouse
Monk's Vegan Smokehouse serves plant-based renditions of traditional BBQ out of Starr Bar in Bushwick. Even meat eaters might become regulars.