Guys, so much happened this week, I don’t know where to begin. So let’s just start with restaurant openings, yes?
- Sun in Bloom opened Saturday, January 2 and, because I am a man of my word, I went for brunch. It was good. Really good. I mean, check out that loaded burrito — avocado, beans, tofu scramble, and all sorts of tastiness up in that bitch. And no nutritional yeast, thank you.
- On that same magical day, Vinnie’s Pizza in Greenpoint opened. Almost makes you want to move back to Greenpoint, doesn’t it? (Actually, no, Pizza Plus is right here and I’m laaaazy.)
- Babycakes opened its LA location Sunday, January 3. I know, you’re in NYC and you can’t do a thing about it except drool. Well, drool on this!
- And in restaurant closings, Red Bamboo Brooklyn closed.
- The New Yorker profiled Whole Foods co-founder and CEO John Mackey.
- Food, Inc. is online and free, so no more excuses.
- Hospitals in the UK’s publicly funded healthcare system will take meat off the menu to cut carbon emissions and costs, The Guardian reports. Yes, less pollution AND less expense! ALL SIGNS POINT TO NOT EATING ANIMALS.
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Sweden is using bunnies as fuel. They are shooting bunnies, “deep freezing” them, burning them, and then calling it biofuel! COME ON. BUNNIES, NOT BIOFUEL.




6 Comments
vegan_matt
on #Who knew that John Mackey is a climate change denier?
Thepoetsdaughter
on #John Mackey is also a staunch defender of pull yourself up by your boots capitalism–he’s funneled money into defeating the Employee Free Choice Act, busting unions, and fighting against single payer health care (ala his awful Wall St Journal op-ed).
I’m not exactly sure why the New Yorker piece about him was highlighted today. As a vegan, I’m proud to disassociate myself with bigots like Mackey.
jeff
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catres
on #Hey there just noticed a couple of items that need to be updated in the restaurant section. Hope this helps to update it!
vegetarian restaurants missing:
-Hummus Place (vegetarian)3 locations: 71 7th Ave. South,
2608 Broadway, and 305 Amsterdam Ave.
-Hummus Kitchen (vegetarian) location on the UES
Changes to listings:
Pongal (vegetarian) UES is called Chennai
Peacefood Cafe (vegan) UWS doesn’t show up when you do above 14th st. search
Closed and needs to be moved to the graveyard:
24 Carrots Organic Juice Bar
Jason Das
on #Thanks, Catres. In the future, please e-mail restaurant info to tips@supervegan.com if you can!
I fixed a few of those already. Some will take more work/research.
Pongal seems to still call itself Pongal at that address on their own website.
sriram
on #how appropriately superveganish to discuss pongal on pongal day! happy vegan pongal to my fellow desi super-and-not-so-super vegans- and heres a cruelty free recipe
http://earthvegan.blogspot.com/2009/01/time-to-eat-pongal.html
theres a pongal on murray hill too