Aunts et Uncles
Site: auntsetuncles.com
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Flatbush vegan cafe and bar Aunts et Uncles is inspired by that chill, non-judgemental relationship with the people one degree from your parents. From vegan rasta pasta to lobster rolls made from hearts of palm, the trip to Aunts et Uncles is well worth it!
Kokomo Restaurant
65 Kent Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11249
Site: kokomonyc.com
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KOKOMO, the brainchild of prominent, on-the-scene couple Ria and Kevol Graham, brings an immersive, multi-sensory dining experience to guests by way of art, architectural design, and sophisticated Caribbean cuisine. Inspired by the rich and exotic culture of the Caribbean, KOKOMO’s cuisine builds on familiar island ingredients and offerings with an elevated, modern flair. The menu offering showcases a delicious mix of flatbreads, succulent meats, comfort starches, and decadent desserts presented on vibrant, nature-infused plating.
Roc – N – Ramen
19 Anderson St., New Rochelle, NY 10801
Site: rocnramon914 com
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Roc N Ramen is a breakthrough fast-casual restaurant concept serving up fresh authentic Japanese Ramen bursting with Caribbean spices in a vibrant atmosphere. Through years of perfecting recipes in the NY area, while being called the “future of ramen” by ChopsticksNY.com, Roc N Ramen offers healthy, delicious dishes in the fast-growing Asian quick-serve niche.
Zanmi
1206 Nostrand Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11225
Site: zanminyc.com
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Located in Prospect Lefferts Gardens, Brooklyn, Zanmi brings traditional Haitian cuisine and modern embellishments to Nostrand Ave.
Next Stop Vegan
1818 Archer St., The Bronx, NY 10460
Site: nextstopvegan.com
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Next Stop Vegan cooks with love and creativity without compromising their Latin flavors so that clients are able to celebrate and enjoy the wonders of vegan food.
Bunna Cafe
1084 Flushing Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11237
Site: bunnaethiopia.net
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Bunna Cafe provides Ethiopian vegan fare, cocktails & regular events.
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Peaches HotHouse
415 Tompkins Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11221
Site: peacheshothouse.com
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Peaches HotHouse is one of four Peaches Restaurants throughout Brooklyn owned by Ben Grossman and Craig Samuel offering different Southern options, from Lowcountry Shrimp and Grits to Louisiana Gumbo and their famous Nashville Style Hot Chicken.
IV Purpose
1489 Fulton St., Brooklyn, NY 11216
Site: ivpurposebk.com
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Owned by Bed Stuy locals, IV Purpose is a chic, sports restaurant and bar. Stop by for a drink and stay for the vibes!
Greedi Vegan
1031 Bergen St., Brooklyn, NY 11216
Site: greedivegan.com
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Greedi Kitchen is focused on providing Delicious and Nutritious Vegan Comfort Food for the Community. Brooklyn Native Owner Latisha Daring grew frustrated with the lack of diversity and flavor profiles available in Brooklyn. After working in Fashion for over 26 Years, Daring decided that her years of experience in customer service and her passion for food would pair well in providing an experience that was desperately needed in the Borough.
The Crabby Shack
613 Franklin Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11238
Site: thecrabbyshack.com
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The Crabby Shack is “The Home of The Clobster Roll.” Your destination for all things crab! Visit them for delicious Crab, Clobster and Lobster Rolls, Crab Legs and much more.
BKLYN Blend
194 Tompkins Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11206
Site: bklynblend.com
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BKLYN Blend is a vibrant coffee shop with fresh juice, smoothies, shakes & healthy food in a welcoming community!
Nûrish
637 Washington Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11238
Site: nurishbk.com
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Nûrish: a vegetarian- and vegan-friendly café with sustainable meat options— providing flavorful, nutritious, often organic, and affordable cuisine for Brooklyn and all.
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About Eat Okra’s founders:
In 2016, Anthony and Janique Edwards created EatOkra as two Brooklyn transplants who didn’t have the means to cook or store food. Without a stove or refrigerator in their new apartment, the husband-wife duo sought out spaces that were inviting, familiar, and brimming with the food they loved or would grow to love. Immersing themselves in their new community, the co-founders explored ways to support local Black businesses and champion the vibrant, cultural voices of their neighborhood, eventually planting the seed for EatOkra.
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