What’s the Best Vegan Burger in New York City? [Part 3]
Candle 79‘s Black Bean Pumpkin Seed Burger (Upper East Side)
Pro: It’s absolutely yummy, polenta fries
Con: It’s also a mush-fest, pricey
Josie’s NYC‘s Organic 3-grain vegetable burger (Upper West Side)
Pro: Quinoa, bulgur & cous cous-oh my!
Con: A bit pricey
Goodburger‘sVeggie Burger (Union Square)
Pro: Separate grill, good quick burger
Con: Mushy
Bliss‘s Tofu Hijiki Burger (Williamsburg)
Pro: Tasty & fresh
Con: Too much bun
Kate’s Joint‘s Broke Back Burger (East Village)
Pro: Great focaccia, reliably good
Con: A bit dry
Village Natural‘s Vegan Burger (West Village)
Pro: Ample veggies on plate, sweet potato fry option
Con: Soy science meat
Atlas Cafe‘s Sunshine Burger (East Village)
Pro: Eh.
Cons: Iceberg lettuce, crumbly served on mushy sprouted bread with 3 potato chips
Cafe Blossom‘s Veggie Grain Burger (Upper West Side)
Pro: Glorious mush-fest
Con: Also a crumble-fest
Green Cafe‘s Vegetable Burger (Midtown)
Pro: They fetched the ingredients
Con: Eh.
Gobo‘s Home-made Veggie Burger (West Village)
Pro: fresh veggies
Con: standard mush texture
Cafeteria‘s Veggie Burger (7 ave & 17th st)
Pros: big, tasty, fresh
Con: crumbly
Oneness-Fountain-Heart‘s Ponderosa Burger (Flushing, Queens)
Pro: Topped with freshness and flavor
Con: Soy science meat underneath
There are 3 Comments to "What’s the Best Vegan Burger in New York City? [Part 3]"
Are you sure the bacon strips on that last one is vegan? It looks identical to Morningstar Farms bacon to me, which was super hard for me to give up when I made the switch from vegetarian to vegan. So… if they are vegan, what brand are they? I’m dying for a good bacon replacement.
Ugh, I originally just had “the bacon” not “the bacon strips” and wrote everything as singular, then forgot to change it when I added the word strips. Oh well- you know what I mean.
Not sure now! They claimed the dish was vegan but then I saw that this looks like the Morningstar bacon which have egg whites!!