The Amazing Instant New York City Vegan Restaurant Finder

Where?

 Either within
or 

How Vegan should the restaurant be?

(check all that apply)


Want more options? Try our mildly overwhelming advanced search page.

Search

 the entire site:

SuperVegan by E-mail!

Subscribe to our blog, comments new restaurants, restaurant reviews, or calendar by e-mail (via FeedBurner).

Category Archive: Awards

Here are all the SuperVegan blog posts categorized under Awards. XML

  1. The 2007 Veggie Awards Ballot is up and ready. Every year, Veg News magazine puts a big survey on the internet and gives away lots of cool prizes.

    Get on over there and vote for your favorite vegan doughnut, ice cream, cookie, bakery, chocolate, and also a bunch of things that aren’t dessert. The most important thing is that you vote for SuperVegan in category 20, “Favorite Veg Blog.” Seriously, it’s mandatory that you vote for us, or you’re not allowed to read the site anymore.

    The grand prize California vacation package includes a 4-day stay at the Stanford Inn in Mendocino, dinner at Millenium, and all-you-can-eat ice cream sundaes at MaggieMudd. Don’t miss this chance to show them just how much ice cream you can eat!!

    The poll is open until September 1. The winners (which will include SuperVegan if you know what’s good for you!) will be announced in the November/December issue of VegNews.

  2. Marzipan-knitted cupcakes at VYY. I think I'm in love.

    Marzipan-knitted cupcakes at VYY. I think I’m in love.

    The Blogger’s Choice Awards for Best Food Blog are being dominated by vegan foodie sites! Five out of the top nine! Sure, Blogger’s Choice Awards is basically a pay-per-post pseudo-scam that gets more traffic to the awards site than the blogs themselves… but… but… food!

    At the top of the heap (at least for now) is VeganYumYum, my personal favorite go-to source for explicit work-safe vegan food porn. To round out the top tier (non-vegan sites obvs not included), there’s Fat Free Vegan, Vegan Lunchbox, Urban Vegan and Vegan Improv. I’d suggest you go vote for your favorite, but why not just check these out, drool a bit and give them some commenty love instead–it’ll be time better spent.

  3. Tofu Haiku Contest!

    Filed under: Awards Events Food
    Win this swanky Tofu Master t-shirt from Vegan Porn.

    Win this swanky Tofu Master t-shirt from Vegan Porn.

    The Toronto Vegetarian Association is hosting a tofu haiku contest. Billed as a meatless alternative to the cultishly popular SPAM haiku, the contest seeks to bring together fans of the classic short poetic form and lovers of the wiggly white stuff. Contest judges include vegan superstar Sarah Kramer and vegetarian Haiku master Michael Dylan Welch, the longtime vice president of the Haiku Society of America.

    Submit your poem by May 21st and you just might win some schweet schwag. Visit tofuhaiku.com for more info.

  4. This year’s Oscar for Most Unreliable Performance by an AR Organization should go to the American Humane Association, the group that doles out the “No animals were harmed in the making of this film” disclaimer. This year’s Oscar contenders given that seal of approval include The Departed, Half Nelson, and Superman Returns. However, the AHA has been accused of incompetence and disregard for animal safety in films, which leaves me wondering if anybody is watching the animal actors. Nobody wants another tragedy like Flicka.

    On the upside, 2006 was a happening one for animal-friendly films. Though not given the Oscar nod, Behind the Mask, Fast Food Nation, and Charlotte’s Web were honored with nominations for next month’s 21st Genesis Awards, a series that recognizes “news and entertainment media that showcase animal protection issues.”

  5. VLB with savory autumn leaf pies.

    VLB with savory autumn leaf pies.

    Congrats to Jennifer McCann of Vegan Lunchbox, the preeminent vegan lunchbox website on the internet (and home of the vegan twinkie), for winning Best Food Blog for Family & Kids 2006 from omni Well Fed Network. Vegan Lunchbox hasn’t been updated as much this school year as little Shmoo is being home schooled part-time and therefore has less use for his little lunchbox; I’m jonesing for my daily dose of delicious and adorable bento serving sizes! But you know the McCann clan is eating better than you are no matter how often Jennifer posts the evidence.

    You can buy her book here and listen to her twinkie-related interview on KCRW here.

Instagram