NYC Vegan Restaurant Graveyard
Old Devil Moon
| Food: |
![]()
|
| Atmosphere: |
![]()
|
| Service: |
![]()
|
Map loading... If this message persists, your browser is not capable of displaying our maps.
Cuisines:
Features:
511 East 12th Street
New York
NY
10009
This restaurant is closed. Share your memories of other restaurants past at SuperVegan's NYC Vegan Restaurant Graveyard.
Veg level:
Not Vegetarian (decent vegan options)
Menu indicated vegan items
Price Range:
$$$$$ (Average entree cost: $10-$15)
Accepted Payments:
- Visa ·
- Mastercard ·
- American Express
Payment notes:
Also accept Diners Club.
Hours:
Mon-Fri 5pm-11pm; Sat & Sun 10am-11pm.
Delivery notes:
Old Devil Moon did not deliver.
The information on this page was last updated on February 23, 2009.
Review by NotBuyingIt! on January 26, 2009:
- I have been here only once. I liked the food and the staff.
| Food: |
![]()
|
| Atmosphere: |
![]()
|
| Service: |
![]()
|
Review by IsaChandra on October 8, 2007:
- This is what I'm talkinbout! Really awesome filling brunch with lots of options for your scrambled tofu. Excellent homefries, good coffee, speedy service and a mish mash of art on the walls to keep you entertained. Just skip the veggie sausage, whatever that was.
| Food: |
![]()
|
| Atmosphere: |
![]()
|
| Service: |
![]()
|
Review by jdalt on April 2, 2007:
- I second the tofu + mushroom "ribs" - they were sooooo good. Slices of blackened tofu and strips of portabello arranged in a fan to resemble a rack of ribs - silly, but delicious! I've been coming to ODM for years, almost every time I come to NY (I'm from Rhode Island, land of precious few vegan options), and I must say I've never been disappointed. My husband and his band are omnivores and I am vegan, so this is the perfect place to make us all happy. The sides are the best part, especially the collards and black eyed peas. YUM! Everything is pretty reasonably priced, and has been consistently good for years. My only wish is that they had just ONE vegan pie to offer - then I would be perfectly happy. Until then, I'll go down the street to Kate's Joint for vegan pie.
| Food: |
![]()
|
| Atmosphere: |
![]()
|
| Service: |
![]()
|
Review by yostt on February 21, 2007:
- This place is fantastic. The ambiance is very southern, as is the food. The wait staff is very laid-back (so don't go there if you're in a hurry!) and accomadating to vegans. They're very willing to substitute vegan sides (collard greens, vegan slaw, etc.) for any non-vegan items that come with your meal (usually mac n' cheese or cornbread). I strongly recommend the portabello/tofu BBQ ribs or the grilled portabello & greens salad (especially when asparagus is in season). Some nights they even have live appalachain-type music.
They have Lone Star beer, which was comforting to me as an ex-texan, although it's priced as an import (it was dirt cheap in Austin). They're only open for dinner during the week (they have brunch on weekends...with a good tofu-scramble). During the day the restaurant is used to make erotic cakes (under the moniker 'Masturbakers').
| Food: |
![]()
|
| Atmosphere: |
![]()
|
| Service: |
![]()
|
Want to leave your own review? To post a review, you must be a SuperVegan member.
If you're already a member, log in here:
Forgot your password?
Forgot your password?
If you're not a member, please register. Don't worry, it's quick and painless, and you'll be able to log in and post your review immediately! (Feel free to use capital letters or spaces in your username.)






