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- Modern Love. Williamsburg. On the corner of South 1st Street and Union Avenue in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, you can’t miss the massive mural welcoming you to Modern Love.
- The Vspot. Park Slope (gluten-free & Kosher) After an afternoon strolling through Prospect Park, or the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, you just have to stop into one of the best vegan restaurants in Brooklyn, The VSPOT.
- Champs Diner. Bushwick. If you are looking for casual, great diner fare at one of the best vegan restaurants in Brooklyn, look no further than Champs Diner in Bushwick, one of the best diners in New York City.
- Toad Style. Bushwick. 100% gluten free, soy free, and vegan? Could such a thing exist? It does, and you can find all that and some amazing burgers, fries, wraps and apps at Toad Style in Bushwick.
- Happy Zoe Vegan Bakery. 53 Reviews. 102 B Nassau Ave, Brooklyn, New York. +1-718-785-9639. Loading... Categories: Vegan, American, Fast food, Delivery, Take-out, Bakery, Catering, Gluten-free, Breakfast.
- Ras Plant Based. 63 Reviews. Partner. 739 Franklin Ave, Brooklyn, New York. +1-718-701-8801. Loading... Categories: Vegan, Delivery, Take-out, Catering, Kosher, Ethiopian, African.
- Screamer's Pizzeria - Crown Heights. 118 Reviews. 685 Franklin Ave, Brooklyn, New York. +1-718-623-6000. Loading... Categories: Vegan, American, Pizza, Italian, Fast food, Delivery, Take-out.
- Bunna Cafe. 61 Reviews. 1084 Flushing Ave, Brooklyn, New York. +1-347-295-2227. Loading... Categories: Vegan, Delivery, Take-out, Catering, African, Ethiopian.
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Plant yourself: Self-described on their Instagram as “swanky vegan comfort,” Modern Love is home to the hands-down best vegan food in Brooklyn. Owned by Isa Moscowitz, former Post Punk Kitchen blogger and bestselling cookbook author, the restaurant boasts a happy medium between ornate and homey decor in addition to a cool, calm, and collected ambia...
Calling all: Vegans trying to stretch their dollar! Ah, Bunna, light of my life, taker of my coins. If any restaurant knows the meaning of “bang for your buck,” it’s this all-vegan Ethiopian gem in the center of Bushwick, where only $17 gets you a literal “feast,” as per their menu, of 7 dishes, and just $37 gets you and a friend two helpings of al...
Calling all: Tired commuters looking for a quick option. Though not exclusive to New York, Loving Hut has secured itself a very special place in many vegan hearts. Quirky, cheap, and steps from the Grand St. L train, this Williamsburg favorite offers a hodgepodge menu of vegan Pan-Asian and American staples to satisfy those lazy nights when you jus...
Calling all: Hipsters! With locations in Park Slope and the East Village, this all-vegan Latin American restaurant proves that plant-based is translatable in every cuisine. Gone are the days of just eating rice, beans, and tortillas, of asking for no cheese, of waving goodbye to the arepa cart longingly. At VSpot, you can have it all: tacos, burrit...
Calling all: cozy breakfast spot seekers!For such a vegan-friendly city, I’ve found that New York is still lacking in a very important department: vegan breakfast. Sure, you’ve got your delis that serve Tofutti, and who doesn’t love a bagel on the go, but there aren’t very many sit-down spots that offer a proper plate of breakfast. Clementine, a pa...
Calling all: Plant-based people in a pinch! Okay, this isn’t exactly a destination spot, and I’m biased because it’s in my neighborhood, but Stay Fresh knows what vegans want--24-hour access to sandwiches. Boasting a menu of over ten vegan sandwiches, ranging from the NYC classic chopped cheese to the American favorite “chicken” club, in addition t...
Calling all: Plant-based eaters looking for some delicious fried grub! Hartbreakers will win you over with their decadent fried chicken, an array of vegan dipping sauces, and an unbeatable retro aesthetic. Currently, Hartbreakers is doing exclusively outdoor dining as well as delivery and pickup and is open Thursday thru Sunday, 2 to 8 pm. The rest...
Calling all:Pastry lovers in search of a vegan café: This 100 percent plant-based café has all of the baked goods, breakfast sandwiches, and drinks you’ve been searching for. Terms of Endearment features a sophisticated Parisian vibe and makes decadent croissants, danishes, and artisan drinks in-house. Currently, Terms is open Friday thru Sunday, 9...
Oct 22, 2021 · Octave Grill – The black bean burger without the cheese is their one listed vegan option. Tiger Lily – Another fantastic vegan option in Chesterton, Indiana with limited hours. They are only open Wednesday through Saturday, but they have a vegan menu and desserts, so don’t miss it.
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- LuAnne’s Wild Ginger. LuAnne's Wild Ginger is a reliably tasty vegan pan-Asian restaurant with locations in multiple Brooklyn neighborhoods. While the one in Fort Greene probably boasts the best ambiance, any of their spots are a great choice for any kind of eater.
- Ital Kitchen. While Brooklyn is teeming with vegan Caribbean food that deserves attention at vegan spots like Greedi Vegan and Sol Sips, our heart still belongs to Ital Kitchen.
- Bunna Cafe. While most veggie samplers at any Ethiopian spot are already vegan, Bunna Cafe in Bushwick stands out for being an entirely vegan restaurant that serves a special tea service and brunch.
- Champs Diner. Much-beloved by vegans in New York City (for good reason) is Champs Diner, whose slogan might as well be "anything you can make, we can make vegan."
Mar 25, 2024 · / 31 Brooklyn Vegan Restaurants for Breakfast, Lunch, & Dinner in 2024. Updated March 25, 2024. Written by Rebecca. If you’re a vegan living in or visiting Brooklyn, you’re in luck! This borough is home to a thriving vegan food scene, with a wide variety of restaurants, cafes, and bakeries serving up delicious plant-based meals and treats.
