A list of 14 vegan places in New York that are simply sensational and that you should visit
Want to know the best vegan restaurants in New York? I just got back from an amazing trip and compiled a list of 14 places 100% vegetable what you need to know!
Therefore, the following suggestions are the result of an immersion in the most varied types of restaurants, from relaxed bars to starred and little-known places.
They all have one thing in common: they deliver vegan experiences sensational, capable of delighting even the palates of non-vegans.
I confess that I followed the advice of friends, but I also ventured out on my own, exploring places I had never heard of before. And the result couldn’t be better!
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Veganism in New York
Considered by many to be the food capital of the world, New York is one of the most vegan cities in the world Happy Cowvegan community and food discovery platform.
So much so that it is the best in the United States for those following a plant-based diet, even surpassing Los Angeles.
To give you an idea, in the heart of this world gastronomic capital, you will find them around 170 vegan restaurants within 10 kilometers of the city centre.
Plus, there are options to suit all tastes: from juice bars and relaxed cafes to sophisticated French bistros and award-winning restaurants.
But whatever your style, New York offers a multitude of dining experiences for those who want to indulge in 100% vegan dishes.
The best vegan restaurants in New York
Now let’s get to the point: the list of the best vegan restaurants I always go to when I’m in New York! Check it out and fall in love too.
1. Queen Plant
Also with locations in Miami and Toronto, Planta Queen is 100% plant-based and offers gluten-free options. In this sense, the varied menu includes sushi, ravioli, pasta, drinks and excellent desserts.
Furthermore the atmosphere is beautiful, the music is good and the service is excellent. Ideal for lunch, dinner or even for an aperitif at the counter.
Even though it was always full, I managed to find a table even without a reservation.
- Price: varies depending on the dish, but it’s worth making a reservation.
- Find out more: @plant
2. Anixi
Vegan and kosher restaurant, specializing in Mediterranean cuisine by chef Guy Vaknin. It’s one of the trendiest places to dine, with sharing plates and some options that mimic animal proteins.
But my advice is: it has an incredibly realistic vegetable rib!
- Price: Many options for $10 and the most expensive dish costs $34.
- Find out more: @anixinyc
3. Feel
Another restaurant from chef Guy Vaknin, but with a more relaxed atmosphere and Mexican cuisine. It was a very pleasant experience.
- Price: Shareable plates range from $10 to $30.
- Find out more: @sentirnyc
4. Eleven Madison Park
Chef Daniel Humm’s famed 3-Michelin-star restaurant, now with an entirely plant-based menu. But be careful: reservation and advance payment are required.
- Price: The experience is unique and costs approximately $365 per person.
- Find out more: @elevenmadisonpark
5. Franchia Café
An incredible Asian restaurant! With several delicious vegan options that will surprise you.
- Price: Dishes range between $20 and $30 per person.
- Find out more: @franchiavegancafè
6. Dirty candy
With 1 Michelin star, Dirt Candy offers creative and sophisticated cuisine.
- Price: The five-course tasting menu costs $105, including tip (excluding tax).
- Find out more: @dirtcandynyc
7. Beyond Sushi
With five locations in New York, Beyond Sushi is known for its creative and affordable dishes. In other words, a must for those who love Japanese cuisine.
- Price: Nothing on the menu costs more than $12.
- Find out more: @beyondsushinyc
8. Délice & Sarrasin
French bistro that offers traditional dishes in a vegan version, such as snails, foie gras and onion soup au gratin. So, I guarantee you will like it.
- Price: $24 per dish on average.
- Find out more: @delicesarrasin
9. Salice Bistrot
This is another kosher restaurant from chef Guy Vaknin, but it’s ideal for impressing non-vegans with its meat-like proteins.
- Price: dishes between $20 and $30.
- Find out more: @willownewyork
10. Orchard
Small delicatessen serving a delicious vegan croissant with eggs, cheese and bacon. But it’s perfect for a quick snack on the sidewalk.
- Prices: The average price of a main course is $10. But they offer vegan sandwiches and dishes, such as the famous vegan croissant with egg, cheese and bacon for around $12-16, depending on the dish you choose.
- Find out more: @orchardgrocer
11. ABCv
Trendy vegan bistro with light dishes and a charming atmosphere. It also serves breakfast. But despite the prices, it’s worth it!
- Price: prices range from $40 to $100.
- Find out more: @abcvnyc
12. State-of-the-art garden
Holder of a Michelin star, Avant Garden has already had its glory days. After the change of address the experience has lost some of its luster, but it is still a good choice.
- Price: $50 to $100.
- Find out more: @avantgardennyc
13. Whole foods
While not exclusively vegan, Whole Foods offers a wide variety of plant-based products and a build-your-own buffet. So it’s great for a quick snack or to grab something and eat in the park.
- Price: about $15 per meal.
- Find out more: @wholefoods
14. Van Leeuwen
Although it is a non-vegan ice cream shop, it offers several delicious vegan options (not just sorbets), spread across multiple locations in New York.
It’s a perfect dessert for a moment of indulgence! So, enjoy!
- Price: Vegan ice cream costs $6 to $8 per serving, depending on flavor.
- Find out more: @vanleeuwenicecream
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