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Best Vegan Restaurants in New York City

byStaff Writer
March 23, 2023
in Arts + Culture
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For vegans, it has never been an easy task to find delicious plant-based dishes in NYC. We have created a list of vegan options for you to try. Why not opt for something beyond veggie burgers and french fries? In the era of experimental and gimmicky food, we have got you covered with the most flavorful vegan food options in New York City.

Try these vegan restaurants in NYC: 

abcV

38 E. 19th St., New York

Asian, Middle Eastern, International. 

Situated in the heart of the city center, abcV serves the finest of vegan and organic dishes. Their must-haves include Green Chickpea Hummus with Pita, Warm Mushroom Carpaccio, and Mushroom Walnut Bolognese. The restaurant is known for its chic bohemian vibes, vibrant setting, and simple yet flavorful food. Its minimalist space and relaxing interior are ideal for focusing on important conversations, stimulating your brain, or playing best online casino games.

Bodhi Kosher Vegetarian Restaurant

77 Mulberry St (at Chinatown, Manhattan), New York City, New York

Chinese, Asian, Kosher

Bodhi Kosher serves a number of vegan dishes ranging from Chinese to Thai, from Indian to Burmese. Our favorite from their menu is dim sum and vegan BBQ Pork Bun. Make sure you reserve a table beforehand to avoid the last-minute hassle. Veganism and Vegetarian food has it own benefits! 

Orchard Grocer

78 Orchard St (at Lower East Side), New York City, New York

Vegan, American, Fast food

Serving plant-based meals since 2017,  Orchard Grocer is situated in Manhattan’s Lower East Side. Its menu has bagel sandwiches, mock meat sandwiches, soft serve, quick bites, and crunchy salads. As you enter the store, you will smell vegan cheese, mock meat, dressing, snacks, and different kinds of sauces. 

Beyond Sushi – Midtown West

62 West 56th St, New York City, New York

Vegan, American, International, Mediterranean, Beer/Wine, Fusion, Gluten-free

Sushi lovers can be happy as Beyond Sushi serves a range of vegan sushis. This eatery is a go-to place for beer and fusion food lovers. It offers dishes from international cuisine in a fine dining setting. You will find this restaurant in five locations across Manhattan. 

Delice & Sarrasin

20 Christopher St (at Manhattan West Village), New York City, New York

Organic, Beer/Wine, French

Craving a piece of dessert? Head to Delice & Sarrasin and grab a French crepe loaded with vegan chocolate sauce and banana. Their Ratotoullie is the talk of the town for its melt-in-mouth texture. They also serve gluten-free dishes. 

Cadence

111 East 7th Street, New York, 10009

Southern, International, Beer, Delivery 

For Italian food lovers, Cadence is an ideal choice. Expect creamy pasta, ricotta, and red wine on your table. Their vegan meat bolognese and the smoked grits with tomatoes are one of the most preferred dishes by plant-based eaters. If you are a cider fan, order their Apple Cider Beer with your main course. 

Vegan On The Fly

 24 W 45th St (at Between 5th and 6th Aves), New York City, New York

American, Fast food, Take-out

If you are craving comfort food, ‘Vegan On The Fly’ should be on your list. Operational since Nov 2021, this eatery is known for its plant-based gyros, starters, platters, salads, buddha bowls, sandwiches, burgers, and fries.

HanGawi

12 E. 32rd St., New Tork

Korean, Asian, International 

Korean food has gained its hyped for rice and seafood-based meals, but HanGawi keeps vegans happy by adding plant-based meat. Our recommendation from this eatery is vermicelli noodles with leeks and chanterelle mushrooms, and not to forget the famous Korean ‘bulgogi’. You will also find plenty of gluten-free options making it heaven for the ones who are allergic to gluten. What are you waiting for, make a plan with your girlfriends and head to HanGawi!

Spicy Moon – 6th St

328 E 6th St, New York City, New York

Chinese, Take-out, Asian, Gluten-free

Time to savor spicy noodles and dumplings! Spicy Moon is famous for its Chinese cuisine. Vegans love their wontons, fried rice, and tofu-based delicacies. Don’t forget to try their eggplant in hot pepper sauce. This place boasts of its casual setting, head out with your gang and have a feast. 

Jajaja Mexicana – Lower East Side

162 E Broadway, New York City, New York

Mexican, Latin, Beer/Wine.

It’s wine o’clock with Jajaja! Grab a Mexican Taco or order a plate of Nachos. They prepare everything from scratch and are preferred by food connoisseurs. They serve gorditas, plantain chips, chile relleno, churros, flan, and much more for weekend brunch. Ladies, love Sunday brunch idea, isn’t it?  

Caravan of Dreams

405 E. 6th St., New York

Salads, Continental, Asian

Salad lovers can’t avoid Caravan of Dreams! You can’t miss their The Lovers Salad and Watercress Mango Salad with a dash of lemon, olive oil, and kosher salt. Giving hippie vibes, this rustic place is known for its in-house cheese-based delicacies such as huitlacoche & chorizo quesadilla. 

Ladies put on your trench coats, apply your favorite lipstick, and head to one of these vegan restaurants!

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