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see this thread, I asked a few weeks ago and got some excellent responses
www.seriouseats.com/talk/2007/09/vegan-recommendations-in-nyc-please-thanks.html
We ate at Hangawi, it was excellent.
Admired pure food and wine a lot but went with the Korean food instead.
candle 79 also seemed popular
not gourmet, but I really enjoyed the vegan sandwiches at Atlas Cafe
good vegan brunch at Counter (I think that was the name)
had some great vegan arepas too, I think it was Caracas in the East village
intheyearofthepig at 3:48PM on 10/18/07
Blossom is an elegant and upscale all-vegan option with an excellent selection of organic/biodynamic wines and a great atmosphere. I have only been there twice (it's fancy!), but I highly recommend it.
producestories at 8:40PM on 10/18/07
I recommend Counter. The food is well-prepared, fresh, delicious, and inventive. The organic wines are incredible. Nice atmosphere. Check it out and let me know what you think!
jbeach at 11:17AM on 10/19/07
I really like Gobo, on 6th Avenue near Christopher Street, and I say that as a confirmed meat-eater. The food is really flavorful and creative, and nothing remotely "depriving" about it. It's not wildly upscale, but it's a definite step up from college-town-style grub.
maggiesara at 9:39PM on 10/20/07
vegetarian dim sum house is a favorite for sunday brunch. i can't get enough of those dumplings, and the juices are great too.
astarteny at 9:52AM on 10/24/07