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A restaurant · East Village · on three of my lists

Double Zero.

Worth it, says Antonina. Double Zero is here to remind vegan New Yorkers that their food requirements should not only be met, but mastered.

Antonina Pattiz
Antonina PattizI went myself · from my list Best vegan pizza in New York
Address
65 2nd Ave Directions
Website
doublezeronewyork.com
What this page is

Everything I’ve written about Double Zero on New York Dearest, in one place. It’s on three of my lists, from Best gluten-free pizza in New York to Best vegan restaurants in New York. Below you’ll find every list it’s on with what I wrote there. At the end, where it is and what’s near.

  1. Best gluten-free pizza in New YorkWorth it
  2. Best vegan pizza in New YorkWorth it
  3. Best vegan restaurants in New YorkWorth it

Where it appears on New York Dearest

Three of my lists
Worth it, says Antonina. Been? Say if you agree.
Worth it
What I wrote thereFold it away

Matthew Kenney, a plant-based food pioneer, owns several restaurants nationwide, including Double Zero, which makes some of NYC’s best gluten-free pizza. Located in the East Village, the restaurant proves that a healthy diet and delicious food can coexist, with incredible pies available in gluten-free and vegan options. However, the seating is a drawback because the uncomfortable stools make it hard to linger long.

Worth it

Founded by celebrity plant-forward chef Matthew Keeney, Double Zero is a pioneer in vegan NYC pizza.

What I wrote thereFold it away

Double Zero is here to remind vegan New Yorkers that their food requirements should not only be met, but mastered. Founded by celebrity plant-forward chef Matthew Keeney, Double Zero is a pioneer in vegan NYC pizza. The pies are impressively 100% plant-based and made in a wood-burning oven.

They’re both healthy and tasty! Even better, every pie can be made with gluten, soy, and nut-free so food intolerances are a non-factor. Double Zero also makes non-pizza plates, including pasta dishes that could’ve fooled me into thinking they were made. With real cheese. It’s no wonder the Michelin Guide donned Double Zero a Bib-Gourmand rating, given to restaurants that offer good value.

My only complaint with Double Zero is that their seating is mostly stools. Sitting on them for a while can be uncomfortable, but not to the extent of knocking them off the list of the best vegan pizza shops in NYC. 

Worth it

It’s no wonder the Michelin Guide donned Double Zero a Bib-Gourmand rating, given to restaurants that offer a good value.

What I wrote thereFold it away

Is there a more quintessential New York meal than pizza? But when half the ingredients that make a killer pie don’t fit into the vegan lifestyle, what does one do? Double Zero is here to put any worries away. The pies are impressively 100% plant-based and made in a wood-burning oven.

They’re both healthy and tasty! Even better, every pie can be made gluten, soy and nut-free so food intolerances are a non-factor. Double Zero also makes non-pizza plates, including pasta dishes that could’ve fooled me into thinking they were made with real cheese. It’s no wonder the Michelin Guide donned Double Zero a Bib-Gourmand rating, given to restaurants that offer a good value.

On The Best of New York

I put Double Zero on three of my best lists.

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