We are thrilled to see how the vegan scene is exploding in Miami. Ft. Lauderdale is still lagging, but there are some good options there too.
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Anyone who knows the vegan restaurant scene in New York City is well aware of the vegan food wasteland that Times Square and the Broadway Theater District is. That’s why vegans in New York City rejoiced last week at the long-awaited opening of P.S. Kitchen.
Candle 79 located on Manhattan’s upper east side has been the standard bearer for vegan fine dining for over 13 years.
As soon as we heard that the new restaurant from Isa Chandra Moskowitz, Modern Love Brooklyn, was accepting reservations for it’s grand opening, we jumped online and got a table. Modern Love is not to be missed and has brought serious competition to the New York City vegan restaurant scene.
3 Brothers Vegan Cafe is Long Island’s first and only 100% vegan restaurant. This addition to the 3 Brother’s Pizza Cafe chain is run by the amazing vegan chef Jay Astafa. If you want great Italian food, that just happens to be vegan, you need to check it out. What really makes 3 Brothers Vegan Cafe extraordinary is that they make their vegan cheeses including fresh cashew mozzarella, cashew milk cheddar, cashew parmesan, macadamia feta, cashew tofu ricotta, and cashew bleu cheese. Having homemade vegan cheese really sets 3 Brothers apart from all other Italian restaurants that offer vegan options.
Great Sage is a fantastic vegan restaurant in Clarksville, Maryland. If you are in the DC area, be sure to check it out.
For great fresh tasting Mexican food, check out Taco Chulo in Williamsburg.
Little Choc Apothecary located in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, is NYC’s first 100% vegan creperie.
