Best Vegan Pizzerias in New York City

New York City has many vegan pizzerias that offer good plant-based pizza without using any animal products. Below is a list of ten top vegan pizzerias in the city, each offering something different. Whether you're a vegan or just want to try something new, these places are worth checking out.

This pizzeria in Williamsburg looks like a simple spot, as you can tell from the Ninja Turtle figurines outside. Although the place isn’t fully vegan, there are plenty of plant-based options. Vinnie’s Pizzeria make pizzas with Teese cheese (made from coconut oil and tapioca), and for an extra $3, you can get Daiya cheese. For unique flavors, try the taco pizza with black beans (vegan chicken or beef, pico de gallo, mozzarella, cheddar, hot sauce, and beans). For classic lovers, we recommend the pie with breaded eggplant, marinara sauce, cheddar, and mozzarella.

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The Paulie Gee's in Brooklyn offers eight different vegan pizzas, including the Vegan Shmoogula, which is made with tomato sauce, fresh arugula, olive oil, nutritional yeast, and Aleppo chili oil for a hint of spice. If you're in a hurry or want a takeout option, visit Paulie Gee's Slice Shop, just three blocks away, where they offer four types of vegan slices.

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Located in Greenwich Village, Artistic Pizza has a large menu of plant-based pizzas along with regular ones. Even meat lovers can find something vegan, like pizza with vegan sausage, buffalo chicken, or pepperoni. If you’re not into meat substitutes, there are plenty of veggie options like onions, spinach, mushrooms, and peppers with melted vegan cheese. The staff is always happy to help with choices, making it a great spot to enjoy pizza in Washington Square Park.

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Tufino Pizzeria in Astoria serves authentic Neapolitan pizzas baked in a wood-fired oven made from Vesuvius lava. Although the menu isn’t fully plant-based, any pizza can be made vegan or gluten-free for an extra $3. The quattro formaggi or spicy burrata with dried chilies, cherry tomatoes, and garlic are popular options.

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Two Boots is a perfect spot for a quick bite, offering nine different vegan pizzas. The menu includes options like Vegan Mr. Pink (chicken, tomatoes, garlic, and Daiya cheese) and Vegan Tony Clifton (shiitake mushrooms, onions, red peppers, and Daiya cheese). For vegetable lovers, there's the Earth Mother pizza with spinach, garlic, peppers, mushrooms, and onions.

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Scarr’s Pizza on the Lower East Side is known for its simple menu: just two vegan options – the original slice and the Sicilian slice. The straightforward choices allow you to focus on the perfect combination of dough, cheese, sauce, and basil.

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Village Square Pizza has a casual vibe and offers pizza by the slice or whole pies. The vegan bruschetta with tomatoes, red onions, olive oil, and fresh basil is a must-try. For pizza fans, there are several vegan options, including pizza topped with roasted vegetables and eggplant.

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Unregular Pizza features a dedicated vegan section on their menu, providing a wide selection of plant-based pizzas. They also offer other vegan options like garlic squares and a chicken parm sandwich. The pizzeria has a unique backstory, having started during the pandemic with a barter system for pizza.

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