Diet finder
Pick a city and a diet. You get the places to eat that the guide lists for it, the ones you should ask about first, and a line to show the staff in the local language.
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How to read this list
"Listed by the guide" means the guide's own diet field says yes for that place. It is not a check by us on the ground. "Ask the venue" means the guide is unsure or says it depends. Menus and kitchens change: ask before you order.
Vegetarian in New York
5 of 5 places to eat in New York have vegetarian information in the guide: 2 listed, 2 to ask about, 1 where the guide says it is hard.
What to say
We have no ready-made vegetarian line for this country yet. Where a place has its own line below, use that, or show your phone's translation.
Listed by the guide (2)
Ess-a-Bagel (Third Avenue)Ess-a-Bagel
Listed by the guideGrand Central & Bryant Park
Cream cheese and vegetables.
The guide's line for this place: I do not eat meat or fish.
Joe's Pizza (Carmine Street)
Listed by the guideGreenwich Village & Washington Square
Cheese and vegetable slices.
The guide's line for this place: I do not eat meat.
Ask the venue (2)
The guide is unsure or says it depends on the dish. Ask before you order.
Corner Bistro
Ask the venueGreenwich Village & Washington Square
Limited.
The guide's line for this place: I do not eat meat.
Fraunces Tavern
Ask the venueLower Manhattan (9/11 Memorial to City Hall)
A few dishes.
The guide's line for this place: I do not eat meat.
The guide says it is hard (1)
Grand Central Oyster Bar
The guide says it is hardGrand Central & Bryant Park
Seafood menu; salads and sides only.
The guide's line for this place: I do not eat meat or fish.
Places and diet notes come from the eat pages of this guide. Most are drafts written from public sources and not yet checked on the ground (the badge on each place says when it was). We never call a place safe for an allergy.