Veggie Grill
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En Veggie Grill, te damos la bienvenida a un espacio acogedor y sin pretensiones donde disfrutar de una deliciosa cocina americana a base de plantas. Nuestras wraps, hamburguesas y galletas te sorprenderán con su sabor y frescura. ¡Ven a descubrir una alternativa deliciosa y saludable, con el sabor...
En Veggie Grill, te damos la bienvenida a un espacio acogedor y sin pretensiones donde disfrutar de una deliciosa cocina americana a base de plantas. Nuestras wraps, hamburguesas y galletas te sorprenderán con su sabor y frescura. ¡Ven a descubrir una alternativa deliciosa y saludable, con el sabor de Nueva York y la calidad que nos avalan!
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Veggie Grill in the East Village is a popular vegan spot known for its comfort food and dedicated service. Customers rave about the Crunchwrap and Impossible Chopped Cheese Melt. The small space and uncomfortable chairs are minor drawbacks.
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Tip: Be aware that seating is limited inside, but there are a few seats outside. The Crunchwraps are a must-try, even for non-vegans.
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Authentic and gourmet Italian market and eatery. We loved the pizza and pasta restaurant in the back. Lovely to go with the family/young kids since they have a great kids menu which includes the option for a bunny or heart shaped pizza. So fun! AND delicious (that tomato sauce is just perfect)
So many food options and plenty of things to grab for home too. I stopped by right before heading back, and it was honestly perfect for last-minute grocery shopping. Easy to browse, lots of variety, and I ended up picking up way more than I planned
Would highly recommend anyone spend some time in here to peruse the plethora of Italian goods and items as well as restaurants and bars to try to food! We stopped into Bar Milano for Restaurant Week and sent a few hours having just the best time over a bottle of wine. Centrally located. Bathrooms are nice. If you have time to just look around, you will really enjoy this adventure.
Miss Italy after spending my summer abroad and this place truly brought me back! I got a prosciutto sandwich and coffee gelato one day (forgot to photo) and the second day I came here I got yummy pastry’s. They have a whole grocery store, restaurant, and regular items you can buy. The building is 40,000 square ft. It’s huge! Definitely come check it out
We had a very nice lunch on Christmas Day at La Pizza & Pasta restaurant. I had ordered the lunch special menu: burrata, Tuscan ragu tagliatelle and panettone. They didn’t have a nut free panettone so I got the Amalfi dessert instead (limoncello curd). All delicious with very nice service on a busy day.
Eataly is the best marketplace! Filled with so many choices of restaurants and shops! All with delicious options for whatever you crave! Options to sit and relax at any restaurant or grab a bite on the go!
A very lovely place. From ready-to-eat meals to coffee and desserts, there are plenty of options. It feels like a small bazaar, and there’s also a market section. The bakery area is especially beautiful, and the coffee is excellent. Everything is very clean, and the staff are friendly and welcoming. I also noticed that the items in the bakery were clearly labeled with allergen, alcohol, and vegan information. It’s a very thoughtful and considerate touch.
We walked past this not realizing what this was, not realizing what rabbit hole we were about to go down. Such a cool place to check out. The focaccia sandwiches are so good!
Eataly is such a great concept — an impressive selection of high-quality and hard-to-find Italian products, beautifully displayed in a space that feels lively but well organized. It’s more than a grocery store; the layout blends retail and restaurants seamlessly, making it easy to shop, grab a coffee, or sit down for a proper meal. A great spot whether you’re stocking up on specialty ingredients or just spending an afternoon wandering.
This place is much more than a grocery store — it’s an experience. The variety is incredible and everything is well stocked. It feels like a lively, interesting space where you can shop, relax, and even have great conversations. The bar and coffee area are combined, which makes it even more special. You can order cocktails right at the coffee counter, and the coffee itself is excellent. I come here often to try different foods. If you’re a serious meat lover, this is the place. Their meat dishes are outstanding, especially the chicken and the soups — rich, flavorful, and satisfying. They also have a wide selection of pizza and Italian snacks. You can find almost any classic Italian comfort food here. If you’re looking for a casual spot to grab food with friends, this is definitely a great choice.
A local friend recommended that I had to walk through the market before I leave and she was spot on. I could have spent all afternoon here eating and sampling and watching the cutting, chopping and folding of all the delicious food. Since I fly I only got the tomato pie but man was it good even a couple hours later at LGA. I did purchase a bag of dry garlic and chili bowtie pasta for home since you can carry on dry goods. Can't wait to find a complimentary recipe to make them.
Had dinner here at the pop up Amalfi rooftop experience. I lived in Italy for three years and this place took me back. I forgot for awhile I was in the United States. The Ravioli was just to die for. I went back for brunch. Not as exciting as the dinner but still 4 star brunch. Be forewarned you are in NY and paying for an experience so it is a little pricey but I would come back. The dinner though was met with an amazing server named Dino. This guy was on top of it and had an amazing personality.
One of my favorites place to get groceries, meat, or fish. Their unique options and sales are always what keep me coming back. When I am not cooking, I enjoy a few of their on-site dining locations as well. Weekends get very packed, so hopefully early in the morning! Make sure to visit their wine store, right next door on 23rd; some great options. Photo: Double R Ranch Porterhouses
I always love coming here—not just for groceries but for the unique gifts. It’s a great spot for anyone who loves food or wants authentic Italian items. I even did some of my Christmas shopping here last year! They carry a lot of pieces similar to what I’ve seen at Bloomingdale’s, but with that true Italian touch. The food and drink options are always solid. On my most recent visit, I had their espresso martinis—only had two and I was done for. They were very good, made with real espresso. I also tried the Cacio e Pepe arancini. They were okay, but definitely needed a side of sauce; the middle was a bit dry. Always a fun stop no matter what you’re there for.
Very tasty vegan junk/comfort food. Crunchwraps are the most popular item, and very very good (non-vegan friend approved). Pretty expansive menu with a lot of diversity of options and customization. Some naturally vegan halal food, but mostly veganized food. A bit pricey (20$ for a crunchwrap) but reasonably sized portions. Grill is open until 2am, so perfect for a night out. Not much seating, but it’s primarily a delivery/takeout place so if you want to eat in you will almost certainly be able to get a seat. The type of place college students go when they have late-night munchies
Great and quick vegan food option in the east village. Kind of diner style menu with everything from breakfast to burgers and pasta. Will go back.
I visited yesterday and order Vegan Gluten free Pancakes 🥞 with hash browns and mushrooms, love the pancakes!, the mushrooms flavor, the hash browns were ok, it didn’t feel/taste like homemade, but still aceptable The thing I love the most was the service!, such a nice men took my order and gave me the GF options, with so much patience and very friendly!!! ☺️ They have a lot of options on their menu, for me as a vegan/gluten free/soy free person, it’s always so hard to find some items such as pancakes and waffles (I wish they have waffles available soon), so I’ll definitely will be back!!!
The price reflects genuine value rather than hype. Every bite was better than the last! The staff treats everyone with consistent kindness. The place offers something truly special. This place knows its strengths.
This is the second time I come to this vegan restaurant and I am in love with the food and the quality of service. Im always welcomed with nothing but smiles at the cash register. My boyfriend and I ordered chicken over rice and the food came in less than 10 minutes! The food was hot and I couldn’t believe that it is not real chicken. The young boy that took care of us named Omar was so pleasant and attentive I will be coming back!
is hands down one of the best spots for plant-based comfort food! I’m not even vegan, but every now and then, I crave a good vegan chopped cheese, and their Impossible Chopped Cheese Melt did not disappoint. It was magically delicious—perfectly seasoned, melty, and satisfying. I customized mine with jalapeños and pico de gallo instead of tomatoes, and OMG, it took the flavors to the next level. Whether you’re vegan or just looking for a bomb meal, this spot is a must-try!
We are visiting NY and staying in the East Village. I came across this cafe while searching for a vegan place nearby. This is a small space, but they make the most of it. Based on many great reviews I decided to try the crunch wrap and was not disappointed. It was DELICIOUS! In fact, I may go back today, since they have some great options that I would like to try. My husband is pretty picky when it comes to food, but he agreed it's a 5-star place. So from both of us you get a 10-star review. Thank you!
Recently opened, this place is running on pure sacrifice. This spot is a dream that was brought to life. The men running the show are truly dedicated and hardworking and it shows. I will admit, I am bias. I've followed their journey from their original location in The Bronx. This location has much more to offer than their other two locations. Indoor and eventually, outdoor dining options will both be available. Their menu is extensive - Serving up a little bit of everything. I had the pleasure of trying one of their creamy pasta dishes only available at this location, and it was absolutely delicious. The meal was satisfying & would you believe me if I told you it had vegan shrimp? I'll include photos below. Totally recommend. They've worked hard to get here & it is well deserved. Nicely done !!
Always feel like you are eating the freshest food at Eataly. Since you are surrounded by products and groceries, it certainly adds to the feeling. Love the Italian accent of the service personnel and the specials. Don’t count calories if you are headed there.
We stopped by Eataly Flatiron and picked up a tiramisu. It was really nice — creamy, smooth, and with a good coffee flavor. It is a little on the sweet side, but still very enjoyable. Eataly itself has a ton of stuff inside, so it’s fun just wandering around. Pasta, bread, pastries, cheese — there’s so much to look at that you kind of lose track of time. If you’re already exploring the place and want a simple, tasty dessert, the tiramisu is a good pick.
Vegan Grill is a solid carryout/delivery spot if you want some vegan comfort food. The BBQ wings were meaty and delicious. The Crunchwrap and Steak & Cheese Sub were good as well, but could have used a bit more sauce, cheese, or something. The mozzarella sticks were solid, and the Tres Leches cake was a nice way to end the meal and was not overly sweet. The best part was that delivery was very quick when ordered directly through the restaurant.
Stopped in last night after attending the Mayoral Forum at Cooper Union, needing something quick and good. Was VERY pleased. Granted I could have chosen something lighter or “healthier” but I wanted comfort food and did not want to spend a lot of time before getting home. Had a delicious cheesesteak sandwich (not a wrap) that was well prepared and the large portion of tater tots - I was surprised there were so many - were cooked to perfection. Friend and I sat outside at one of the two small tables, and expected to go back inside to get our food once done, but the staff actually brought it out for us! My friend had the crispy chickn sandwich and sweet potato fries. Everything was very good. I give 3 stars for atmosphere only because it’s a tiny hole in the wall and the tables at the front entrance were on some fake astroturfing that was a nuisance and kept tripping me (and others). Otherwise I would definitely go back for the quick, good service and try more of the menu options!
Our party of four selected different items on the menu and found all of them to be scrumptious. Ginger beer could have been a bit stronger but was still refreshing. Its a small establishment with very limited seating. We sat outside where there are two small tables wedged in a little nook next to entrance. Smaller, square tables might work better for this space given the limitations of space. Its worth noting that there are a few stairs to reach the entrance which would be difficult for elderly, disabled or stollers. Carry out might work best. I gave the service 2 stars due to complacent attitude and comment "I gave you napkins" when requesting an additional one. What mattered most was the food and on this point they delivered.
I give Amalfi by Serra in Eataly, NYC a 3 stars. I had ravioli which was good but not exceptional. However, the appetizer burrata was very good. I’m not particularly keen with the decor, the ceiling has all plastic plants and flowers not to my knowledge taste.
Food was pretty good. Service was on the slow side. Surprisingly came out very lukewarm warm and they brought my wife a veal dish accidentally when ordering a vegetarian one. Wouldn’t go back necessarily.
I wanted to love this place. It looks like a farmers market w/ a lot to buy, but it seems tourist trap’y… I say this, as the food at the restaurant was bland and over priced, with all the locations we tried, were all packed with tourists. The staff were all nice but clearly extremely overwhelmed. Also the restrooms smelled horrible of urine and were clearly too small for the amount of ppl in the building.
The Eatly restaurant has a great location in the Flatiron District, but my experience on Valentine’s Day was disappointing. The restaurant was extremely crowded, and the menu selection felt limited. I ordered the fried polenta, which unfortunately was too hard. I also tried the trio of pasta samples—one dish included ham, and I actually enjoyed the ham more than the pasta itself, which says a lot. Overall, this visit was a thumbs down for me. That said, I’m open to giving it another try on a less busy day and hope for a better experience next time.
I ordered the Buffalo Chicken Wrap. It was super small & terrible - $20.50 with tax. There was very little chicken and it was mostly lettuce and tomato. The chicken was not crispy and there was hardly any buffalo flavor. They included daiya cheese but no vegan mayo or ranch. The daiya does not pair well with a buffalo chicken wrap. You can go to Whole Foods and buy the ingredients for this and make it infinitely better. What a joke. I do not recommend this place! I have lived in NYC for 17 years & this was the worst, smallest & most expensive vegan wrap I have ever had in NYC.
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