The Butcher's Daughter

The Manhattan Delivery & Takeout Directory - New York - The Infatuation

"The Nolita, West Village, and Williamsburg locations of this vegan mini-chain are offering delivery and takeout from 9am to 9pm daily. You can order plant-based “crab” cakes, cauliflower pizza, or carbonara pasta using their website." - hannah albertine, nikko duren, bryan kim, arden shore, matt tervooren

Where To Eat Outside In The West Village - New York - The Infatuation

"Butcher’s Daughter is open from 8am-9pm most days, which means you can stop by for an acai bowl at breakfast then swing back over for a burger and a matcha gimlet later in the evening. The food is all vaguely healthy, and the all-white decor is arguably "too cute." - matt tervooren, neha talreja

Where To Eat Outside In Williamsburg - New York - The Infatuation

"Like both of the Manhattan locations of The Butcher’s Daughter, the all-day cafe in Williamsburg is offering patio seating every day from 8am-10pm. You can reserve a table ahead of time through their website, or walk-in whenever you’re in the mood for a latte and cold-pressed juice, or glass of wine and spicy kale caesar." - matt tervooren

The Butcher’s Daughter Review - Venice - Los Angeles - The Infatuation

"The Butcher’s Daughter might have originated in New York, but it’s found its spiritual home on Abbot Kinney. From juices and “wellness lattes” to cauliflower grits and an entire section of the menu devoted to avocado toast, everything about it is a California cliché. Sometimes the dairy-replacement can mean dishes get a bit heavy, but in a world of terrible, tasteless, healthy food, The Butcher’s Daughter is a welcome oasis." - Jess Basser Sanders

"Count on Joya Carlton, the former chef at Buvette, to help open up another stellar brunch spot. Set up on the corner of bustling Kenmare Street in Nolita, the Butcher's Daughter offers the kind of vegetarian fare you can feel good about—their version of a breakfast sandwich features an egg, cashew cheese, kale, and tomato jam on an English muffin; their organic muesli is topped with fresh fruit and almond milk. The cold-pressed juices are easy to make a habit of—the honey bee, with grapefruit, turmeric, yuzu, kumquat, honey, and bee pollen is good for fending off colds. The minimalist (but Instagram-ready) decor includes big-picture windows, bleached wood, and exposed brick; produce hangs from meat hooks and herbal infusions are lined up behind the bar."

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