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I only include places I've been to, or am interested in going to, and obviously focuses on areas that I spend more time in. I made this purely for my personal use, it's not intended to include all vegan and certainly not all veg-friendly restaurants. It's certainly not comprehensive, but it's better imo than most if not any similar maps that I've seen (unless you count the entire database of Google or Yelp.). [A few caveats: I don't update this as often as I used to, and at any given time at least several of these restaurants will have closed down. Otherwise you can access it from a phone browser, but that will be more clunky. You can make a copy of this yourself, and with the 'my maps' app from Google, you can access it easily on your phone to see what's nearby (on Android anyway). Here's a map I started years ago to keep track of vegan and veg-friendly restaurants in NYC, you may find it helpful: These are just off the top of my head, and I'm not entirely sure if all of these places are still open with the pandemic, but most of them at least are. Some great Seamless options for when you want to order, like A8 Pan-asian and Ginger House, Corthaiyou also has some good vegan options. Van Leeuwen's nearby has pricey but excellent vegan ice cream. Wild Ginger on Smith St is more Cobble Hill / Gowanus, but not far and is another solid pan-asian restaurant. Ghenet on 4th Ave for Ethiopean has great vegan options.

Kulashkat on 5th and Flatbush is another good Falafel spot. Istanbul Park on 7th has good falafel and other middle eastern food, and is open late.

Dao Palate on Flatbush is excellent pan-asian. Oaxaca on 4th Ave has awesome vegan burritos and tacos and some of my favorite guacamole.Pizza Plus (on 7th Ave) has some of my favorite vegan pizza (& calzones etc) if you want to indulge in some unhealthy food once in a while, Two Boots also has good but limited vegan pizza options (5th). V-spot on 5th ave is great, service may be a little slow at times but the owners are good people.