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5 Best Vegan Brunch Spots in Bushwick, Brooklyn

Discover the most delicious plant-based brunch options in NYC's trendiest neighborhood

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Author

Sarah Johnson

Food Blogger & Vegan Enthusiast

Published: August 9, 2025

Bushwick has become a haven for plant-based foodies, with an explosion of creative vegan eateries popping up in recent years. As a long-time resident and vegan food enthusiast, I've scoured the neighborhood to bring you the absolute best spots for a cruelty-free brunch.

What makes a great vegan brunch? For me, it's about innovative dishes that make you forget they're plant-based, cozy atmospheres perfect for weekend lingering, and of course, strong coffee (with oat milk, naturally). These five spots deliver on all fronts.

Scroll down to discover my top picks, complete with must-try dishes, location details, and what makes each spot special.

Modern Love
#1 Pick

1. Modern Love

4.9 (428 reviews)

Upscale vegan comfort food in a stylish setting. Their weekend brunch is legendary among Brooklyn vegans.

Why It's On Our List:

Inventive dishes like chickpea omelets and cashew mozzarella sticks that will convert any skeptic.

Specialty:

Mac & Shews (cashew-based mac and cheese) and the Brunch Burger

Contact:

info@modernlovebrooklyn.com

(718) 555-0192

317 Graham Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11211

Nearby Popular Places:

House of Yes, Roberta's Pizza, Brooklyn Bowl

Champs Diner

2. Champs Diner

4.7 (512 reviews)

A classic American diner experience with a 100% vegan menu that will blow your mind.

Why It's On Our List:

Perfect for when you're craving diner classics like pancakes and milkshakes but want to keep it plant-based.

Specialty:

Stack of Pancakes with Coconut Whipped Cream and the Tofu Scramble

Contact:

hello@champsdiner.com

(347) 555-0164

197 Meserole St, Brooklyn, NY 11206

Nearby Popular Places:

McCarren Park, Brooklyn Brewery, The Keep

The Butcher's Daughter

3. The Butcher's Daughter

4.5 (689 reviews)

A plant-based restaurant, juice bar and "vegetable slaughterhouse" with a gorgeous, airy space.

Why It's On Our List:

Their fresh-pressed juices and avocado toast variations are worth the sometimes-long wait.

Specialty:

Avocado Toast with Za'atar and the Green Goddess Smoothie Bowl

Contact:

bushwick@thebutchersdaughter.com

(718) 555-0287

271 Metropolitan Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11211

Nearby Popular Places:

Loom Yoga, Brooklyn Art Library, Kings County Brewers Collective

Screamers Pizzeria

4. Screamers Pizzeria

4.9 (312 reviews)

Who says brunch can't be pizza? This all-vegan pizzeria serves up amazing breakfast pies.

Why It's On Our List:

For when you want to break brunch norms with a breakfast pizza that's actually good for you.

Specialty:

The Brunch Pie (with tofu scramble, tempeh bacon, and vegan cheese)

Contact:

orders@screamerspizza.com

(929) 555-0137

620 Manhattan Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11222

Nearby Popular Places:

Brooklyn Boulders, The Rookery, Three Diamond Door

Bunna Cafe

5. Bunna Cafe

4.8 (421 reviews)

Authentic Ethiopian vegan cuisine in a vibrant, colorful space with traditional coffee ceremonies.

Why It's On Our List:

For a brunch experience that's completely different from the usual avocado toast routine.

Specialty:

Beyaynetu (sampler platter) and Ethiopian Coffee Ceremony

Contact:

info@bunnacafe.com

(347) 555-0228

1084 Flushing Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11237

Nearby Popular Places:

House of Wax, The Johnson's, Brooklyn Navy Yard

Map of Vegan Brunch Spots in Bushwick

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Final Thoughts

Bushwick's vegan brunch scene is thriving, offering everything from classic American diner fare to innovative global cuisine. Whether you're a longtime vegan or just looking to try something new, these spots prove that plant-based eating is anything but boring.

My personal recommendation? Start with Modern Love for an unforgettable first experience, then work your way through the list. Each spot offers something unique, and they're all within a 15-minute walk or short bike ride from each other.

Pro Tip:

Most of these places get crowded on weekends between 11am-2pm. Arrive early or be prepared to wait - it's worth it! Many offer coffee while you wait.

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