Small collection of vegetarian restaurants in NY & LA. Offers juice bar and modern vegetarian cuisine. This one est. 2012 is located in a corner setting in Manhattan Nolita area. Serves wood-fire oven pizzas, coffee, sandwiches, and salads. Vegan brunch options include muesli, coconut yogurt parfait, and waffles. Open Mon-Sun 9:00am-9:00pm.
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19 Kenmare St, New York City, New York, USA, 10012
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Last update on 22 Sep 2023 by geometric-noise
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78 Reviews
First Review by adc1984
imendes
Points +418
Grilled Cheese - Edit
The grilled cheese was seriously good, I would definitely go back and have that again. My friend had the hummus and it was also very tasty. Portions are not very big. The place is very good looking and has a good atmosphere to it.
Read morePros: Location, Vegan options
Cons: Price
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westchestervegan
Points +1133
Soooooo tasty - Edit
We had an amazing lunch!! This is my second time visiting the Butcher’s Daughter but, first time at this location. This spot is a bit smaller than their West Village Location or at least it feels that way but, it’s super cute. The staff was all friendly and attentive and it is literally the hottest day of the year and despite the heat and humidity they all were nice and did not seem irritable. I had the quesadilla and it was insanely tasty and full of flavor. We also tried the avocado toast and the yellow juice which was pineapple based. Loved those as well. For dessert we tried the tiramisu which is vegan and they even serve van Leeuwen’s chocolate ice cream. I would definitely come back!
Read morePros: The vegan dessert options are great!! , The vegan cheese is insanely good
Cons: Parking is not easy take the train
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norafellas
Points +11
Awesome for a quick bite - Edit
Super yummy food!!! Waitstaff were great! Super cute!
Read morePros: vegan options , healthy options, fresh ingredients
Cons: crowded
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barriga_vegana
Points +104
Overpriced, Mediocre service - Edit
Firstly, I will give credit where credit is do: the food is good. However, it is rather overpriced, even for NYC. We paid $12 dollars for a LARGE order of potato skins, which consisted of one single potato (how generous 😤) Frankly, there’s better to eat for less. We also waited forever when the restaurant was only half full, but you know, whatever. Consider other options.
Read morePros: Vegan options, Good food, Good atmosphere
Cons: Overpriced, Slow
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DanielleNau
Points +358
all around amazing! - Edit
Super cute inside and lovely staff! I had the breakfast bagel with avo instead of eggs and it was so good. I’ve never had adzuki bean bacon before. Loved it.
Read morePros: cute interior, reasonable portions
Cons: serves eggs
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thecharlotte
Points +728
Confused staff - Edit
After I made my order I had to double check that whey new what vegan meant, there was egg inside the gluten free bread I had ordered so they had to make my brunch again, which led to our food not arriving at the same time. This is unfortunate but I hope they learn.
Read moreIt is a nice space to sit in, a little stressful in the brunch-rush but i am sure this place is very comfortable when it is less crowded.
Cons: Explaining twice the concept vegan
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stacy100
Points +366
Vegan Food to Die For - Edit
I can't believe it took me so long to try this place. The food is absolutely amazing! If it wasn't so expensive, I would visit much more often. With the prices, I have to make this place just a special treat every now and then.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2017-08-11
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AliceJRoss
Points +52
Love this place! - Edit
Great fast service, good vibes and natural light. The food is amazing and you don't have to wait long for it to come out either. Healthy, fresh ingredients and reasonable prices, I highly recommend!
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Dancingpurplemermaid
Points +354
Good! - Edit
Of course I looooove NYC. So the location was great, the servers were good but not super hearty. My boyfriend had the burger with a egg sunny side up as a vegetarian (but you can have it plain or with avocado to stay vegan) and I had vegan glutenfree spaghetti with "meatballs". First I thought the portion looks a little small but indeed it was a lot. The food was good, no doubt but it didn't really hit me. The chocolate ganache the waitress recommended when I asked her was really delicious. That was definitely the highlight - the entree was okay (not bad but not special). I like that they offer mint infused water refills for free. They don't have endless choices, but I think that's ok.
Read morePros: Vegan options, Location, Staff
Cons: Pricey (well...NYC!?)
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veggie_chef
Points +351
Sando - Edit
Ruben sandwich was really good. They had some vegan chocolate ice cream that was tasty too.
Read morePros: Almost everything vegan
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CrunchyVeganGal
Points +524
Heaven on a Plate - Edit
The Butcher's Daughter is one of my new favorite restaurants (if only I didn't live 200 miles away!!!). The vibe is so chill—with a really clean and relaxed decor and great music. The menu is fantastic, and the food is phenomenal. I really appreciated the mint water that was provided upon being seated. I ordered a Reuben and, despite not being a huge sauerkraut fan myself, I found it positively scrumptious!
Read morePros: Chill vibe, Friendly servers, Great food
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KaitlynnGill
Points +1477
This place could really use some tofu... - Edit
Got the brass monkey which was yummy, and the breakfast bagel which was just okay... it had adzuku bean bacon and cashew cheese. The cheese wasn't melted at all and there was supposed to be an egg on it and I asked for it to be made vegan I assumed there would be tofu as a replacement but they did not. It needed tofu. Cute location though, love the atheistic. I decided to try this place out vs going back to Terri or Blossom du jour for breakfast... sadly wish I went to the other two instead.
Read morePros: Bright airy location, Good smoothy
Cons: Basic, Needed tofu
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crturner25
Points +127
My absolute heaven in the city! - Edit
The Butchers Daughter has long been my weekend chill spot, brunch spot, coffee spot, juice spot, and so much more! This restaurant is not full vegan but is all non dairy. There are ENDLESS possibilities for alterations and the menu never gets old! There homemade cashew milk is to die for (i get a cashew milk latte). My favorite brunch menu item is the cauliflower grits, lunch/dinner - tempeh kale caesar with vegan mayo! I love the layout of the restaurant and although small they manage to get people in and out INCREDIBLY fast without rushing you at all. The food comes super quick and the service is wonderful. I have no negatives when it comes to this delicious and inviting restaurant and cafe.
Read moreP.S. you can turn any of their juices into a mimosa! :)
Pros: Delicious, never fails , Wonderful service and inviting atmosphere , Reasonably priced, portion sizes are good!
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kmanchester306
Points +837
Good option for vegetarians - Edit
After visiting The Butcher's Daughter in L.A. I wanted to try the Manhattan location. Like most things NYC, the space is very tiny, a bit cramped when I went for Sunday brunch. Although I was aware this place is vegetarian, not vegan, I felt like the L.A. outpost had more vegan options available. The food was decent, but again, in comparison to the left coast, the portions seemed smaller. The staff was outstanding though, even on a very busy (stressful) Sunday for them, they were all pleasant and informative. Hoping to return to try something off their lunch/dinner menu.
Read morePros: Staff
Cons: Small portions, Small space
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fruitninja
Points +82
Nice option - Edit
Stayed in Nolita for almost a week and ate at this place about 5 times. Nice vibe, good service and lots of interesting menu choices. Recommended.
Read morePros: Good choices, Good Service
Cons: Limited seating inside.
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Annaelin
Points +22
delicious - Edit
I had the tacos and the cacao suave smoothie for brunch, it was absolutely delicious! Be advised that although it is dairy and meat free it is not vegan, with a lot of eggs on the menu. There are a couple of vegan options though, such as the tacos.
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Tiptip
Points +28
great spot for a quick lunch - Edit
The place looks clean and it feels great to seat there.
Read moreThe decoration gives you a fresh, healthy vibe, and the food is really good!
Iv'e ordered the avocado toast, it was good but it's too small for a main dish.
My friend ordered the vegan cheese-bacon sandwich and it was great!!
I will definitely go back there next time I'm in the city.
Pros: good and fresh food
Cons: small dishes for lunch
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slo0go
Points +2069
meh - Edit
The Butcher's Daughter is a cute restaurant in the lower east side. It's vegetarian and vegan friendly, but the prices here are outrageous. For an appetizer, we got a large order of the loaded potato skins. When they came out, we had to ask if it was the small or the large order. We paid $12 for ONE potato. It was very delicious, as it has vegan adzuki bacon, Danita cheese, and vegan sour cream, but not really worth the price.
Read moreFor entrees, I got the butcher's burger and my husband got the carbonara. The carbonara had pasta made out of veggies instead of actual pasta, and cashew ricotta. I thought it impolitic that it came in a huge bowl even though the portion was not so big. It was ok. As was my burger. Really nothing to write home about, and very expensive. We considered getting a juice or smoothie but after eating our meals we decided not to spend any more money at the restaurant. Won't be coming back.
Pros: vegan friendly
Cons: price
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Sooz
Points +116
Fresh, very tasty veggie options - Edit
This cafe was right across the street from where we were staying in Soho, so super convenient. I had the avocado on toast which was delicious and generous in size. I also had a ginger shot, which was great. My husband (not a vegetarian), had the scrambled eggs on toast and 'vampire slayer' shot (ginger, garlic, cayenne). We sat outside on lovely tables and the service was quick and friendly. This place does serve meat, but has good options for veggies. The food is super fresh too. Definitely worth a visit if in this area :)
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DaniM
Points +2061
Go there for breakfast - Edit
This modern and trendy restaurant is amazing. The breakfast ist fantastic and the staff is very friendly. The restaurant comes with a fresh and new appearance and the dishes are very great!
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vegan_ryan
Points +3869
Couldn't find much vegan stuff, didn't stay - Edit
We tried going here for a weekend brunch, and we wound up not eating anything.
Read moreAfter looking through the menu, we asked our server about vegan options. Her response was basically, "Yeah, not much vegan today for brunch." We asked about non-dairy milk options, substituting tofu or something else for eggs, etc, and we were basically told "no" for all possible substitutions we tried to come up with.
We left without ordering anything.
It seems cool for vegetarians but awful for vegans.
Pros: All veg
Cons: No options for vegans
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Oscar M
Points +199
Good food in a trendy cafe - Edit
I was there twice in my NYC visit as the location was very convenient. One morning for breakfast and once more for lunch. Great food in both occasions. Fresh organic produce and a creative menu: matcha lattes, la colombe drip coffee, raw tacos verdes, smashed avocado toasts, vietnamese bahn mi and rueben sandwiches all very good.
Read morePros: Great food
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Steve Siegel
Points +21
Fantastic - Edit
Just had the Sunday brunch. Everything was great. The eggs Benedict variation was the best I have had. No, not vegan, but vegetarian and very very good. A kale salad with a great dressing, crispy almonds and onions was out of this world. The fresh juices were perfection, there are a tremendous variety including standards like carrot/organe/tangerine but also a number of very original and subtle ones. The place is busy, but the staff extremely efficient and welcoming, and got us two places at the bar quickly. I will definitely be back.
Read morePros: Great food, Wonderful fresh juices, Friendly helpful people
Cons: Can be crowded
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adc1984
Points +72
Nice - Edit
Nice, but slim, vegan breakfast options, especially their take on avocado on toast. I visited a couple of times, very nice setting and a good way to start the day, just avoid the coffee.
Read morePros: Vegan friendly
Cons: Coffee is terrible
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