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A fun, small East Village spot with a purist-sensibility about vegan eats - choose your combinations of vegetables, toast, and pasta to your door
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A popular vegan Mexican restaurant with a medley of options from fake-chorizo burritos to jackfruit tacos to pumpkin empanadas
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A beautiful, quaint retreat from bustling NYC with a focus on shojin cuisine, stemming from Zen Buddhist monasterial eating. Try their vegan omakase menu for a real treat
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A NYC newcomers go-to for vegan food, but beloved by all. Easy, fast options with a cult following for their guac burger and sweet potato fries
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Vegetarian
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As the name suggests, this is a haven for vegetarians where everything on the menu is up for grabs and delicious, albeit not the largest portion sizes. An upscale, beautifully decorated space by the same people as ABC Kitchen and ABC Cocina
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A casual, Israeli spot with lots of vegetarian options and breakfast options served all day! Think shakshuka, pita sandwiches, Israeli breakfast, falafel, and all the dips and spreads you could want
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The place to choose if you are celebrating a special occasion and need a vegetarian menu to choose from. Let the chefs surprise you with their constantly-changing weekly menus, taking on themes like breakfast for dinner and Oktoberfest and transforming vegetables in ways you would not believe
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The only Korean vegetarian spot in the city, and the only one you would need. A tranquil space that presents Korean produce in a way that will turn even your most meat-loving friends. Definitely don’t forget the kim bap combination platter
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Kosher
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A discreet spot in Soho that serves up a hefty menu of all kinds of burgers (with options for meatless with veggie, salmon and impossible burgers). Don’t skimp on their sides - especially the battered Cajun fries
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Manhattan-ers rejoiced when Izzy’s opened up their first spot in Crown Heights. This is the spot for kosher barbecue, with options like a smoked fried chicken sandwich and brisket smoked for 18 hours
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A classic, high-end steakhouse to celebrate a special occasion. Beautiful interior and expert service to guide you among their broad menu offerings, from well-prepared fish to chicken salads to sushi
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If you’ve never tried your hand at Uzbek food, now is the time. Located in midtown, Taam Tov is a great spot to grab or order in some homemade, fluffy Uzbek bread (lepshka) with some borch, and lamp chops
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