Vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free, halal and kosher options across Brooklyn.
Vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free, halal and kosher options across Brooklyn, including where to go and what to order.
RAS Plant Based on Franklin Avenue in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, is a fully vegan Ethiopian-inspired kitchen with tibs, lentil sambusas and a sampler plate.
HAAM Caribbean Plant Cuisine, or Healthy As A Motha, is a vegan Dominican and Trinidadian-inspired restaurant in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, with a full bar.
Le Botaniste on Manhattan Avenue in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, is a fully vegan cafe and wine bar that opened in 2025, with mezze, fusion bowls, soups and salads.
Jajaja Mexicana Williamsburg on Kent Avenue in Brooklyn is a fully vegan Mexican restaurant with tacos, gorditas, chile relleno and weekend brunch.
Electric Beets on 7th Avenue in Park Slope, Brooklyn, is a vegan shop for prepared bowls, wraps, soups and baked goods, with gluten-free and oil-free menus.
Seitan's Helper on Morgan Avenue in Bushwick, Brooklyn, is a vegan deli that hand-makes seitan cold cuts for deli sandwiches, cold salads and daily specials.
Casanara on Fulton Street in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn, is a cocktail bar and social club with a fully vegan menu, weekend DJs and live jazz on Sundays.
Aunts et Uncles in Flatbush, Brooklyn, is a vegan Caribbean-influenced cafe on Nostrand Avenue with a plant-based smash burger and mushroom lobster roll.
Chun Vegetarian on Nostrand Avenue in Brooklyn is a Chinese vegetarian restaurant with mock meats, sandwiches and smoothies, serving Crown Heights.
Zen Vegetarian House on Flatbush Avenue in Brooklyn serves Chinese vegetarian dishes, including mock meats such as General Tso's chickn and roasted veg duck.
Tofubox on Grand Street in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, serves vegetarian Chinese dishes such as ma po tofu, Buddha's Delight and General Tso's tofu for takeout.
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WILD Park Slope on 5th Avenue in Brooklyn is a gluten-free Italian restaurant with gluten-free pizza, pasta and a raw bar, and a daily happy hour.
Sixteen Mill Bakeshop on Union Street in Gowanus, Brooklyn, is a gluten-free, plant-based, refined-sugar-free bakery selling sourdough breads and muffins.
Uzuki on Guernsey Street in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, is a buckwheat soba restaurant with a gluten-free menu section, plus soba and pottery classes.
Al Badawi on Atlantic Avenue in Brooklyn Heights, Brooklyn, is a Palestinian restaurant listed as fully halal, with ouzi lamb and flatbreads.
Karam on 4th Avenue in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, is a family-owned Lebanese counter listed as fully halal, with falafel, shawarma and pizza-oven flatbreads.
Kashkar Cafe on Brighton Beach Avenue in Brooklyn is a Uyghur and Uzbek restaurant listed as fully halal, with lamb kebabs, lagman and shurpa soup.
Lahori Chilli on Coney Island Avenue in Midwood, Brooklyn, is a Pakistani, Indian and Bangladeshi restaurant and sweet shop listed as fully halal.
Bison & Bourbon on 7th Street in Park Slope, Brooklyn, is a Glatt kosher steakhouse in a renovated 1920s warehouse, with bison, steaks and a courtyard.
Izzy's Brooklyn Smokehouse on Troy Avenue in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, is a kosher barbecue spot under OK supervision, known for brisket smoked for 18 hours.
Boeuf & Bun on Kingston Avenue in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, is a kosher burger restaurant under the Crown Heights Vaad (CHK), with beef ribs and sliders.
Malka Dumbo is a kosher Israeli restaurant in Dumbo, Brooklyn, from chef Eyal Shani, known for a schnitzel filled with mashed potatoes and dips.
TableJourney's Brooklyn dietary chapter covers vegan, vegetarian, gluten_free, halal, kosher venues, each editor-picked with what to order and how to ask.