Creative vegan fare, delicious desserts, and refreshing smoothies.






























41 E 11th St Ground Floor, New York, NY 10003 Get directions
$20–30
"Whenever i'm feeling like I should be eating a bit more healthy, I head over to Peacefood Cafe. It's a fun place with lots of natural light and a lively atmosphere filled with happy waiters and fresh food. I've tried a number of things, which have all been good, but my favorites are the pan-seared shanghai-style dumplings and sushi roll (made with raw vegetables only) and tahini sprouts sandwich! They also have great smoothies as well if you're on a liquid diet." - Ken Pao

"None of the dishes at Peacefood Cafe are necessarily healthy, but everything on the menu is delicious and vegan. So if you’re social distancing on the UWS, consider some crab cakes, focaccia cheeseburgers, and strawberry cheesecake - we recommend ordering all three to go along with a home screening of Call Me By Your Name this weekend." - nikko duren
"When you don’t feel like looking at restaurant menus and Whole30-approved ingredient lists side by side, you’re always safe suggesting Peacefood. This casual, all-day spot on the Upper West Side is entirely vegan, but that doesn’t mean it’s only good for people who want a green smoothie in food form. The big menu ranges from good-for-you options like grain bowls with mixed vegetables to less healthy alternatives like loaded nachos with guacamole and (fake) cheese. And in case you want a green smoothie in smoothie form, they have those, too." - matt tervooren
"If you asked us to pick one fully vegan restaurant we had to eat at for the rest of our lifetimes, we’d probably pick Peacefood Cafe. Would we want to eat at one restaurant for the rest of our lives, especially a vegan one? Absolutely not, that sounds awful. But point is: Peacefood makes a big variety of tasty, enjoyable vegan food. You can have a very pleasant quinoa salad, chickpea fries, or even vegan nachos, which definitely are still not healthy but do taste good." - hillary reinsberg
"Peacefood is a vegan restaurant, but it isn’t an aggressively healthy place where you’ll eat a full meal and leave feeling like you might have consumed a negative amount of food. We especially like the chickpea fries that are like little fried Lincoln Logs you’ll want to use to build a full-size home, and there are some solid salads and sandwiches as well. This is a great place for a casual meal with a friend or some family members who like to eat plants." - bryan kim