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New York City Is Vegan Thanksgiving Heaven

by Laura Leslie
November 16, 2007 7:54pm
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Candle 79

See if you can talk your parents into paying for a fancy meal at Candle 79

Haven't figured out your Thanksgiving plans yet? Never fear; we've got the answers! Here's (finally!) our list of New York City's vegan Thanksgiving options. Make your reservations ASAP; these places fill up fast!

4 Course Vegan is hosting a Thanksgiving dinner celebration on Thanksgiving Day at 6pm. The cost is $40/person and the menu should be up soon.

Angelica Kitchen will have a five course prix fixe dinner for $45. Reservations are recommended; the dinner is also available for take out in the juice bar. (Don't forget to tip the juice bar girl!)

Blossom will have a prix fixe menu for $65 (here's the menu) and Cafe Blossom will have one for $59 (menu).

Candle 79 and Candle Cafe are each offering in house and take-out Thanksgiving dinners. Candle 79's prix fixe is $65 (PDF menu); Candle Cafe's is $50 (PDF menu) or you can order a la carte. You'll need to get your take-out orders in by Monday; download PDF order forms here for Candle 79 and Candle Cafe.

Counter has a five-course dinner for $50; courses will be paired with wine for an additional $35. Check out their menu here (PDF).

Curly's is open from noon-5pm; eat in or take out for $19.95 per person. Their regular menu will also be available.

Foodswings is open for Thanksgiving from 5pm-10pm with a prix fixe menu ($15 advance with deposit/$18 that day). If you order in advance you can pick up your food starting at 2pm.

For $30 per person, you can get an organic vegan Thanksgiving dinner delivered from Ouiya.com. Check out their menu here (PDF).

Update 11/20: Pure Food and Wine will have a la carte Thanksgiving specials in addition to its regular menu. They're currently accepting reservations for between 5:30pm-10pm; if you're dreaming of a raw Thanksgiving, this is the place to go.

Red Bamboo is open from 12:30-7:30pm and offers a $21.95 prix fixe menu (you choose from three sides and three entrees) in addition to its regular menu.

Red Bamboo Brooklyn's phone guy doesn't know what their hours will be, but says they'll be offering a Thanksgiving prix fixe menu for around $20 in addition to their regular menu.
Update 11/19: Here's their menu, which will be available for $19.95 from 4pm-10pm on Thanksgiving, as well as on Tuesday and Wednesday.

'sNice isn't open for Thanksgiving, but you can head over there any other day for their awesome Thanksgiving Leftovers sandwich.

Whole Foods (PDF) is selling its rather insulting "Vegan Dinner for One" (because we're losers who eat alone?) for $19.99, which must be pre-ordered by Tuesday. It includes a Garden Protein roast, pecan tart, green beans and almonds, and french lentil soup.

What are your favorites? Are we missing anything good? Let us know in the comments.
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  • 1.

    Comment by Melisser [www] on November 16, 2007 9:26pm:

    A Foodswings prix fixe; the mind boggles!
  • 2.

    Comment by mdhaile [www] on November 16, 2007 11:31pm:

    Jill's Cafe in Cobble Hill is offering both live food and cooked Thanksgiving dinner options for take-away. They will not be open on Thanksgiving. Orders are due by Monday the 19th for pickup on Wednesday.

    $40 each or $75 for 2 people.
  • 3.

    Comment by sdelin on November 17, 2007 11:37am:

    I think that Vegetarian Palate on Flatbush in Brooklyn has takeway veg turkey options too. Think I'm going to try the Ouiya option though, I have to work and won't be able to cook, and it seems like the next best thing!
  • 4.

    Comment by vegand on November 17, 2007 2:43pm:

    AWESOME - thank you. Any word on LifeThyme's takeaway? Sacred Chow?
  • 5.

    Comment by debya on November 17, 2007 5:59pm:

    Sacred Chow has some great sounding Thanksgiving menu items that you can pick and choose from. Jewish, Latin American and Indian dishes, if I remember correctly.
  • 6.

    Comment by Laura Leslie [www] on November 17, 2007 9:32pm:

    Sacred Chow is having theme days Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday (as debya described) but they're closed on Thanksgiving Day.
  • 7.

    Comment by Patrick Kwan [www] on November 20, 2007 3:28pm:

    I just had the Whole Foods Vegan Dinner special for my work Thanksgiving party. The roast was awesome, but needs gravy (everything needs gravy!) - you can pick up a vegan wild mushroom gravy in the prepared foods section. Not big on the pecan tart, I wish they had included one of their awesome apple pies or pumpkin pies instead. It's too late to pre-order, but the roast is available for $3.99 each in the prepared foods.
  • 8.

    Comment by wijmlet [www] on November 21, 2007 9:33pm:

    Chennai and Pongal, both veggie Indian places, are open Thxgvg.

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