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    Yeah Dawg Vegan

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    Classic Yeah Dawg with Toppings
    Andrew S.

    Expensive for a non-meat weener! ($8) But, I like the concept. I also still prefer a Nathan's or a Sabrett. Why? Because the -not so healthy- version taste so much better. But, I like organic, non-gluten, soy free and plant based foods. I got a Classic Yeah Dawg and topped with some ingredients that were generic supermarket bought like chips, slices of pickle, etc... The Yeah Dawg was good but not great. Eating it reminded me a little like what it would be if I were to eat Play-Doh, sort of but not really, it gave me that thought. The veggies, flour and flavoring in the mix gave me that impression. Why? Because with the flour, veggie and flavor mix made the weener dense. In addition I didn't like the idea it tasted like carb (because I could taste flour in the weener) in a carb (bun), vegetable side taste with a little after taste, it taste nothing like a meat hot dog. But, I like the concept. I also still prefer a Nathan's or a Sabrett. The co-founder is super cool and friendly.

    Loaded dawg on a GF corn tortilla!
    Caitlin F.

    On a cold, blustery morning at the Vegan Shop-Up (only the greatest pop-up market in all of the land), I found myself rather hangry and craving something savory. The long line for a certain food truck was sure to leave me in tears, so in a state of complete and utter hanic (hunger + panic), I decided to try a vegan hot dog from Yeah Dawg. And thus, a love affair began... These hot dawgs are AMAZEBALLS! They're made with seeds, root veggies and vegan/GF flours--no soy or fake meat, here, people! I order mine loaded with pickled veggies, COCONUT BACON, and whatever else they're serving on any given day (to include their delectable kale salad). The very friendly women serve these babies hot off the grill and offer GF wraps for those of us who avoid wheat (they have vegan buns for the rest of you). I'm not entirely sure where you can get these dawgs outside of the Vegan Shop-Up, but if you like food that is sure to deliver on the mouthgasms... then it's definitely worth looking into!

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    Kirsten B.

    I first heard of Yeah Dawg at the vegetarian food festival, but didn't end up trying them until I went to the reopening of Woodstock Farm Animal Sanctuary this past weekend. My fiance ordered their New Yorker dog, and I tried some. It tasted great, I would've liked a firmer texture and if it was easier to pick up, but it was still tasty. I would've preferred a top sliced bun for what it cost. My fiance said if he wanted a hotdog it'd satisfy his craving but did agree that it was pretty expensive. The kale caesar that came with it was also tasty, but I'd rather it have been baby spinach or some other leafy green, only because kale gives me expensive health food hipster vibes. As much as I want to see vegan businesses grow in NYC, I don't want them gentrifying neighborhoods and making everything more expensive at the same time.

    A loaded dog with kale caesar on the side.

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    I had tried these guys when I visited the vegan shopup at the Laundromat, NJ. It was okay. Better than some, lesser than some.

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    these dawgs are so delicious AND healthy! made from real vegetables and no fake meats.

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    Nura

    4.4
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    One of my favorite meals I've had! Everything was absolutely stellar. From the wine to the ceviche…read moreto the king oyster mushrooms to the fish! The ceviche was probably the best ceviche I've ever had in my life. It was blood orange based, but the citrus was really well balanced. The king oyster mushroom dish was soo delicious. The sauce and the texture of the mushrooms were to die for. I've salivating thinking about them right now! The fish was also so amazing. The bottoms were so crispy, it was almost like it was a layer of potato chip! Really great texture, and the fish meat was cooked to perfection. Really sad that they're closing, but looking forward to whatever the chef/restaurant team does next!

    Our food experience at Nura was a bit of a mixed bag, but when I think about the total package with…read moreambiance, environment and service, I feel like it earns four stars. It's a beautifully designed space, and we went in the evening so it was dimly lit and had good tunes, contributing to an intimate and cool vibe. The service throughout was good both by our primary server and the rest of the team that was bringing out dishes. For the food, we did not feel that it was a strong start, but the ending was great! The first dish to come out was their cornbread, which we agreed was very light and had a super tender texture, but there was just nothing special about the taste profile to us. The second dish were their prawns. We couldn't put our finger on the off-putting flavor in there, but we agreed that something just wasn't right and almost tasted spoiled. You also had to work a bit to dissect the prawns and remove the heads and skin. To work for it and then not enjoy the taste wasn't a great combo for us, unfortunately. It started turning around with their sweet potatoes, a type I'd never had before that were "baby" and purple on the outside while white inside. They served the potatoes with a gorgeously whipped Greek yogurt that added the exact right amount of tang to balance the sweet potato and the herby topping. The stars of the night were the coconut basmati rice and the lamb shank. My goodness! The rice dish was so complex from a flavor and texture profile and just hit all the right notes for us, and that lamb! Definitely one of the best lamb dishes I've had - Impossibly tender and seasoned to perfection. One other note I'll make regarding drinks is that they did not have a strong wine list. I ended up ordering a red, but later heard our waiter recommend against getting their wine to another table and suggesting their cocktails and mocktails instead. Just something to keep in mind if you're a wine lover!

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    Recette

    Recette

    4.6
    (183 reviews)
    3.9 km

    Recette was charming and quiet but still lively on a late afternoon Friday. The vibe was European…read morecute, and Enis was super attentive. Without us asking, he brought over extra bread to accompany our lamb tartare. He also gave us complimentary espresso martini shots when we were too full for dessert. We ordered the lamb tartare, French Onion soup, and burger. The lamb tartare was great (especially combined with the salt flakes and sauce, which brought out the lamb flavor in a light way). The French Onion soup was flavorful but light, and the burger (European style) and fries were delicious. The cocktails were interesting. We'd love to come back and try the mussels and creme brulee!

    Light brunch fare and great drinks. We visited Recette on a Saturday afternoon for brunch, and it…read morewas mostly full. There is limited seating, but both indoor and outdoor tables available. The tables are closely packed, there were fresh flowers at every table, and the floor has a fun black and white pattern. I tried the old fashioned Recette to drink, and the kale and Brussels salad. The old fashioned had a phenomenal blend of flavors. The salad was maybe a bit heavy on the dressing, but the flavors complemented each other well. The portion is small though. Overall, I had a great experience at Recette and would highly recommend them for a light brunch in Brooklyn.

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    Sailor

    Sailor

    4.2
    (114 reviews)
    2.0 km

    This is a charming neighborhood American bistro on a corner with a warm, welcoming atmosphere. We…read morehad lunch here today and, from the moment we sat down, felt completely at ease. It has the kind of cozy neighborhood vibe that makes you want to relax and savor your meal. Our server, Annie S., was fantastic--friendly, attentive, and very easy to talk to. Her service struck the perfect balance and truly enhanced our experience. We shared the Sailor Gin Martini, which was beautifully chilled, bright, aromatic, and finished with a lovely dry note. It was refreshing and absolutely delicious. For our appetizer, we shared the quiche. It was so good that we completely forgot to take a photo before finishing it! For our entrées, I ordered the cod and my husband had the burger without the bun. The cod was honestly one of the best I've ever had--perfectly cooked, incredibly fresh, and full of flavor. The pea purée that accompanied it was equally delicious and complemented the fish beautifully. My husband thoroughly enjoyed his burger, and I couldn't resist helping myself to some of his fries, which were excellent as well. Every part of this meal was enjoyable, from the drink and food to the warm hospitality and comfortable atmosphere. Needless to say, we both left very happy.

    I've had this place on my list for a long time and it was totally fine. I think the first mistake…read morewe made was not knowing that the burger was only available at the bar. We watched countless pass by and had so much fomo. Everything we had was perfectly fine - with the only standout being the squid. The Caesar was average, as was the chard and steak. Would consider trying brunch but won't be running back.

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