NYC’s 10 Best Vegetarian & Vegan Markets

5.  The Garden. 921 Manhattan Ave, Brooklyn. Fresh organic produce, vitamins, organic coffee, deli and more. Huge variety at modest prices. Try the homemade organic soup made fresh daily or the hummus from the deli.  Superb quality, selection and prices.

4.  The Health Nuts. 835 2nd Avenue, Midtown East. Great warm food.  Recommend the tofu and edamame warm dish they have weekly for lunch or to grab on your way home for dinner.  Tiny store with a large variety of organic produce, deli, juice bar, and vitamins at very reasonable prices.

3. Earthmatters. 177 Ludlow Street, Lower East Side. Gorgeous store that offers warm healthy food, a coffee shop, juice bar, and of course, grocery shop for fresh produce, vitamins and supplements.  Fantastic hot food and salad bars for lunch or dinner.  Grab lunch and a drink, and enjoy the free wi-fi internet cafe upstairs or the outside patio garden.  Delicious food bars and a warm environment.

2.  Westerly Health Foods. 913 8th Avenue, Theater District, Hell’s Kitchen. Great selection of daily soups and freshly squeezed juice.  Large options of organic produce, vitamins, juice bar, deli foods including salads, sandwiches, soup, and raw desserts. Great, knowledgeable staff. Lower prices than Whole Foods.  Open daily until midnight.

1.  LifeThyme. 410 Avenue of the Americas, Greenwich Village. The best organic produce, deli & salad bar, juice bar, grocery items, vitamins, and nutritional supplements in New York City.  Also have great vegan foods, desserts and a fantastic bakery.  Relax in the upstairs sitting area with a good view.  Our top vegetarian and vegan market in NYC for it’s variety of food, quality, charm and comfort.

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