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Angelica Kitchen
A much loved vegan eatery with long lines and good (but slightly slow) service, Angelica's has been around for ages. Its famous dragon bowls are stuffed with rice, bean, tofu and sea veggies, and its hot Reuben is one of many tempeh-based sandwiches. Thai Mee Up is all raw foods, and there are some Japanese noodle treats.
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Blossom
This sweet spot housed in a Chelsea townhouse and owned by a healthy but creative husband-and-wife team, offers a casual juice-bar vibe by day and ambient, candle-lit, fireplace-warmed dining room by night. Try the delicately sweet pumpkin gnocchi with wild mushrooms or tofu fra diablo , which pairs bean curd with spicy tomato sauce and broccoli rabe. Chocolate ganache tortes or pineapple crepes are the perfect way to finish.
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Candle Café
It's not just the delicious, healthy fare that pulls in the crowds - the energy is surprisingly romantic and decadent, making it a great date location. The food is plentiful and straightforward, with greens, roots, grains and some layered casserole dishes. The vegan cakes are surprisingly moist and sweet and the wine list long and enticing. It's food and atmosphere for all fives senses.
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Pure Food & Wine
The 'chef' (there's no oven in the kitchen) at this gem churns out delicious, artful concoctions made completely from raw organics. Dishes include tomato-zucchini lasagna (sans cheese and pasta); mushroom, avocado and ginger sushi rolls; and the chanterelle, olive and 'ricotta' ravioli with pistachio oil and macadamia cream sauce. In warmer months, don't miss a chance to settle into a table in the shady, oasis-like backyard.
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