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After
a
rigorous
day
of
admiring
vintage
subways
and
turnstiles
at
the
New
York
Transit
Museum,
a
hop,
skip,
and
a
jump
away
is
a
verdant
oasis
in
the
concrete
jungle
–
Next
Stop
Vegan.
This
is
where
the
beets
drop
harder
than
in
any
Brooklyn
club,
and
the
kale
is
massaged
more
tenderly
than
a
five-star
spa
treatment.
Upon
entering
this
temple
of
tempeh
tranquility,
you're
greeted
not
just
with
a
menu,
but
with
a
manifesto
that
screams
'Plant
Power!'
Forget
the
sad
lettuce
leaf
and
carrot
stick
stereotype;
this
is
where
vegan
cuisine
struts
its
stuff
on
the
culinary
catwalk.
My
adventure
began
with
'El
Plato'
–
a
dish
so
harmonious,
the
United
Nations
could
take
notes.
The
portobello
mushrooms?
Sautéed
to
such
perfection,
you'd
swear
they
whispered
sweet
nothings
to
the
black
beans
beside
them.
Next,
the
Mac
&
Cheese
-
a
dish
that
defies
all
dairy-free
logic.
It's
a
creamy,
dreamy,
'are
you
sure
this
isn't
cheese?'
masterpiece
that
could
bring
world
peace
if
given
a
chance.
Then
came
the
Twisted
Burrito,
a
spectacle
of
spiraled
splendor
that's
as
twisted
as
a
daytime
soap
opera
plot
but
much
more
satisfying.
Each
bite
is
a
plot
twist
that
your
taste
buds
never
saw
coming.
The
Empanadas,
oh,
these
golden
crescents
of
joy,
were
packed
with
Mac
&
Cheese
that
could
make
a
grown
hipster
weep
with
joy.
It's
comfort
food
within
comfort
food;
it's
like
Inception,
but
with
dough
and
no
need
to
wake
up.
To
quench
my
thirst,
the
Fresh
Passion
Guava
Juice,
a
drink
so
divine,
it
must
be
what
the
gods
sip
on
Mount
Olympus
while
watching
vegan
cooking
shows.
And
the
cast
of
this
culinary
show?
Blenlly
and
her
team,
the
maestros
of
the
meatless,
the
savants
of
soy,
the
wizards
of
wheatgrass.
They
don't
just
serve
food;
they
serve
smiles,
they
serve
passion,
they
serve
that
'I'll
definitely
be
back'
experience.
Next
Stop
Vegan
isn't
just
a
restaurant;
it's
a
destination.
A
place
where
your
palate
can
backpack
through
a
world
of
flavors,
where
every
dish
is
a
stamp
in
your
culinary
passport.
So,
fellow
travelers
on
the
veggie
voyage,
make
your
next
stop,
Next
Stop
Vegan.
Your
stomach
will
purchase
a
lifetime
ticket.
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