Many restaurants are still open for delivery or takeout. | @what_did_jp_eat
New York City is on lockdown. Earlier this month, Governor Andrew Cuomo told all New Yorkers to stay inside as much as possible and enacted new restrictions on businesses and gatherings of people to help curb the spread of coronavirus. Nonessential businesses are required to keep all workers at home.
In the midst of the pandemic, grocery stores and restaurants are still in operation, but with social distancing in effect, eateries have switched over to delivery or pick-up only.
Looking to skip cooking for the night or bored with your prepped meals? Here are 11 restaurants you can order a vegan meal from in New York City.
With dishes ranging from dan dan noodles and mapo tofu to mala Beyond Beef meatballs and dry pot, vegan Szechuan restaurant Spicy Moon is open for pick-up and delivery. The East Village location in Manhattan is open for pickup and delivery—it will continue to offer lunch specials.
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From nachos and enchiladas to jackfruit tacos and tortas, vegan Mexican restaurant Jajaja is open for delivery. It has locations throughout Manhattan as well as one in Brooklyn.
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Brooklyn-based vegan barbecue joint Monk’s Meats, known for its smoked seitan and pulled mushrooms, is offering delivery throughout Brooklyn. It is also delivering prepared food such as seitan steaks, cauliflower gratin, macaroni salad, chimichurri, and seitan chili throughout Brooklyn, Manhattan, and parts of Queens. No-contact delivery is available upon request.
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With cornbread, buttermilk biscuits, dairy-free mac and cheese, eight-hour brisket, and bourbon-focused cocktails, Honeybee’s knows comfort food. The saloon-inspired establishment is offering a 20 percent discount on all orders with options for takeout and delivery.
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Williamsburg, Brooklyn’s Bunna Cafe specializes in vegan Ethiopian cuisine. Mix and match its spiced stews and veggies and remember to get an extra order of injera—a flat, teff-based bread used to scoop up food in lieu of utensils. Orders will only be taken if you call ahead.
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With an extensive menu featuring vegan sushi, dumplings, bowls, and salads, Beyond Sushi is delivering throughout Manhattan during the coronavirus outbreak. Try the mixed mushroom-stuffed Fun Guy Dumplings and the Smoky Jack sushi rolls, which feature jackfruit, pickled cabbage, black rice, and mango.
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Specializing in baked goods and cafe fare, the all-vegan eatery Brooklyn Whiskers is open for pick-up or delivery. Try the Breakfast Classics or the Sammy Singles bulk boxes, which feed multiple people and allow you to custom-build your own plate or sandwich.
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Located on Saint Mark’s Ave., Vegan Food Court unites four businesses under one roof: Latin comfort food restaurant VSpot, Mary’s V Burger, vegan Thai chef May Kaidee, and Jam Cakery for dessert. It is offering both pick-up and delivery.
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Whether you’re craving burgers, mac and cheese, breakfast bowls, or chicken and waffles, Urban Vegan Kitchen has you covered. Food is available for pickup or delivery.
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With locations in Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Jersey City vegan-friendly pizzeria Two Boots is open for pickup or delivery. There are two dedicated vegan pizzas on the menu—Earth Mother and V for Vegan—but anything on the menu can be made plant-based.
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Flatiron District-based quick-serve spot Terri is open for delivery or pickup on weekends or weekdays. Hours are cut back, but the popular spot is still serving up vegan sandwiches, wrap, bowls, and breakfast fare. Add a cookie or cupcake to your order for something sweet.
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This post was last modified on December 15, 2020 7:15 am