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Gobo is sublime. Get the seitan in ginger marinade, the lettuce wraps, roti canai, yam&yucca fries, it is very hard to go wrong with any choice you make... and be sure to get a juice from their juice bar. This is slightly expensive vegan cooking at its best. The restaurant is sleek, buzzing and the food dazzles.
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Snack might be a good option (the name is mis-leading). It's a small greek cafe type place on Thompson between Spring and Prince. They have all sorts of delicious vegetarian dips (Hummus, Baba, etc) as well as a pretty good spinach pie. The one downside is, it's very very small so if you go for lunch on the weekend, you might have to wait.
Here's a picture of the Spinach Pie I had about a month ago: http://www.flickr.com/photos/59445098@N00/160030569/
eGustibus Food Blog: http://www.egustibus.com
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you just have to order carefully at angelica's. there are quite a few standard steamed veg/grain dishes on the menu that are very dull, but the daily specials are often interesting. still, it wouldn't be my first choice.
at flor's, the rice and beans with a vegetarian arepa makes a great meal.
counter (also on 1st ave) is pretty good, but nothing i've had has been as exciting as the menu promises.
there's also the old punk rock vegan standby on avenue a, kate's joint. a lot of the food is too greasy/stodgy, but you can't go wrong with an unturkey club with fries for $6.95. -
just as an FYI, if you're willing to head out to Flor's or Angelica, then go to the East Village for your cheap veggie lunch - lots more options there. if you want to stay in Soho(ish) I often grab my cheap(ish - this is Soho!) lunch at Hampton Chutney Company where I always get the dosa w/spicy potato. I think it's about 7 dollars. I happen to like Angelica myself. another fun East Village place to go vegetarian is Pukk, which is vegetarian Thai (ie, no fish sauce)
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I was going to recommend Hampton Chutney Co. too. It's a good place for a quick lunch while shopping in SoHo. I went Monday and split a Masala dosa deluxe with a friend and we had two mango lassis for about $22, which is pretty cheap for the neighborhood. The dosas are really big too so they are good to share.
Farther west I would go to Sullivan Street bakery for their pizzas, or Ruben's Empanadas, but I would get those to go. Palacinka (unsure of spelling) is a cute cafe/crepe place.
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angelica's kitchen in BLAND. all of the above mentioned are great. if your looking for vegan/vegetarian, the best downtown are counter (trendy vegan, great wine /cocktails), pure food and wine (amazing amazing raw food, also great wine list, all organic, VERY elegant) and a small place in chinatown/soho is wild ginger (fake meat chinese)..theres a bunch of great places uptown as well, but those are my faves downtown. check out menupages.com
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