What you can eat at San Marzano

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A regular restaurant that serves dishes vegans can eat.

San Marzano is dairy- and wheat-pasta-heavy Italian food fried in shared peanut oil, so true vegans have almost nothing beyond the Mixed Greens salad and most cocktails, vegetarians and pescetarians do reasonably well (Kale Pesto or Vecchia Bettola pasta, Pesto Caprese panini, Puttanesca, Shrimp Scampi), gluten-free diners can swap to gluten-free mini rigatoni for many pasta sauces but breaded/fri

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Address
117 2nd Avenue, New York, 10003
Hours
Opens Wed at 12pm
Mon to TueClosed
Wed to Sun12pm to 10pm

Local time is estimated from the map position, so "open now" is approximate.

What you can eat here

Sesame-free 57Shellfish-free 55Fish-free 53Peanut-free 52Tree-nut-free 49Pescetarian 44Vegetarian 38Egg-free 29Soy-free 25Gluten-free 22Dairy-free 16Vegan 12

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Vegan as listed 12

Vegan if you ask 5

Other dishes with dietary labels 40

Not vegan, but labelled for other needs from the menu text. Confirm allergies with the kitchen.

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Data for San Marzano comes from OpenStreetMap contributors, the restaurant's own published menu, and members of KaleMap. Something wrong? Tell us.