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Nimai's Bliss Kitchen

3.5 (49 reviews)
ModerateVegetarian, Indian, Vegan
Open • 9:00 am - 7:30 pm

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Casual
Quiet
Good for kids
Good for groups

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Tim F.

This is a fantastic "gem" in the middle of an area not known for it's cuisine. Sure Newburgh has some fantastic Spanish spots but as far a healthy/vegetarian option, not a whole lot out there. Came here on a Friday afternoon with a vegetarian friend for their lunch buffet. Having had experience with Indian food in my family I felt pretty knowledgeable as to what to expect. The food was fresh, hot and absolutely delicious - easily comparable to what I'm used to. For those worried about it being spicy, it wasn't (I'm assuming they keep the spice tamed down for everyone to enjoy). The lunch buffet menu options rotate apparently so any day you come you can try something new. They will start having dinners in the summer but other times of the year are only open for lunches so plan accordingly Staff was friendly and helpful explaining what everything was to my friend. Some other review noted that it was overpriced... Not sure paying $15 is alot to ask for an all you can eat buffet that won't leave you greasier than a car engine and make you gain the dollar amount you spent in weigt afterwards. If that's what you're looking for by all means head over to Golden corral and have yourself something you probably should not be eating

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The Red Dot Vegetarian Kitchen - Indian vegetable fritter appetizer! Soooo good.

The Red Dot Vegetarian Kitchen

4.6(209 reviews)
24.5 mi
•$$

We are sometimes skeptical that a restaurant with an extensive, many-page menu spanning multiple…read moregenres/ethnicities of food may not be able to do it all well. But the Red Dot seems to nail every single dish. We started with the multigrain vegan waffle with fresh fruit and loved it! So clean and flavorful, with perfectly ripe fruit. I do think the fruit should have been included, because it would have been a bit plain without it. Next, we had the ancient grains kitchari which was incredible. We loved all the fresh vegetables perfectly cooked, adding a variety of textures and flavors. It is offered as mild, medium, or hot; we got hot, which was great but not overly spicy, and we might request extra spicy next time. Lastly, we got the breakfast paratha wrap filled with their incredible tofu scramble. We were so impressed by how non-greasy it was (both the paratha and the scramble). We are always looking for food that isn't overly salty or oily, which is hard to find, but the Red Dot managed to do everything perfectly. Also major props to their masala chai, made super fresh with your choice of milk. The soy milk was creamy and pleasantly sweet and it didn't even require adding sugar. So rare to find vegan masala chai. The food takes fairly long to come out, but we felt it was worth it because of how delicious everything was; we also appreciated the generous portions. I think we have found one of our new favorite restaurants!

I was warned you should call ahead of time to place your food order and I should've done that. More…read morethan slow. My wife enjoyed her curried tofu. My portobello mushroom hamburger and fries were all cold and sitting in some kind of fat.

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The Red Dot Vegetarian Kitchen - Exterior

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The Red Dot Vegetarian Kitchen - Multigrain waffle (comes with 2 waffles)

Multigrain waffle (comes with 2 waffles)

The Red Dot Vegetarian Kitchen - Thai iced tea (vegan)

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Thai iced tea (vegan)

Karma Road - Baked tofu with Walnut pesto and avocado

Karma Road

4.5(269 reviews)
17.6 mi
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This place is an absolute gem and was a highlight of my recent trip to the area…read more I was staying in New Paltz and looking for a spot to grab some lunch and maybe get a little work done. I found Karma Road on Yelp--a vegan cafe? Yes, please. It's a small cafe with a few tables inside as well as a few outside. When I arrived, the outdoor seating was full but there was a few tables available inside that were perfect for my needs (dining and working). It's an order at the counter set up. I knew I wanted a sandwich and was leaning toward an avocado sandwich they had on menu. The worker was excessively kind and welcoming. Upon hearing it was my first time there, they asked if I might like a recommendation. I mentioned I was thinking of getting a sandwich. They shared that they're favorite sandwich was the baked tofu. I asked if I could get it with avocado added, they enthusiastically recommended I do so! I did, and my goodness--that sandwich was outta this world. It was absolutely divine. It came with some cucumbers that were seasoned and seemed to have maybe a squeeze of citrus as well? I truly don't know what they had on them but what a simple yet absolutely astoundingly fresh and fabulous side. Whether you're vegan, vegetarian, or simply like good food--seriously, give this gem a shot. It is well worth the stop. Get to it!

Pretty good butternut squash, cashew, jasmine rice soup! Creamy though, had a little too much cumin…read moreor some kind of spice. Probably wouldn't come back, but glad to try this place.

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Karma Road - Baked tofu with Walnut pesto and avocado added

Baked tofu with Walnut pesto and avocado added

Karma Road - Kalecado Salad

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Kalecado Salad

Pure City

Pure City

4.3(89 reviews)
16.4 mi
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Let me start by saying this was a hidden gem of a vegan restaurant. To be honest, there's not many…read morearound in upstate NY but I was surprised to find it. My mother is a vegan, so it's really difficult to find restaurants that will cater to her. Well, no more. This will definitely be our go to vegan spot in the area. The restaurant itself is very clean, and it isn't big. That's ok. The bathroom was also very clean which is always a great sign of a well kept restaurant. It's run by a husband wife duo. Let me say that the service was prompt and polite. I couldn't ask for more. The food came out quickly and efficiently and it was all very very good. Probably my favorite was the general tso "chicken". However that's not to say everything else was bad because the food was all excellent. My mother, who is extremely picky with vegan food was also pleasantly surprised with the food. This will be her go to spot for a vegan meal. They do take out as well, so if you're in the mood for something a little different and you're in the Pine Bush area, try this place. Food is excellent and the prices are very reasonable. Everything is vegan except for some of the ice cream there. Fabulous food and wonderful people. I will be back again.

The worker was ready to accommodate and took my order to go. The food was alright, a bit bland…read more Need some salt or soy sauce. It was my first time. I was visiting a friend and her home is nearby. There is no parking lot but because the city is small and quiet, so it was relatively easy to find a parking.

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Pure City - Spring rolls

Spring rolls

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The Wild Kitchen & Bar - Local cheese

The Wild Kitchen & Bar

4.3(32 reviews)
2.9 mi

Enjoyed a beautiful dinner with colleagues/friends at The Wild…read more From botanically delectable cocktails to a farm to table menu concept that is kept seasonally fresh--this place will wow. I started things off I ordered the sacred gift, which was a lovely spirit forward cocktail made with rye, scotch, toasted rice, pandan, and angostura bitters. It was perfectly balanced and pitch perfect in every way. We ordered their local cheese and zucchini for the table. I loved house made toasted crackers that came with the cheeses. They had a nice nutty flavor that paired well with the cheese, jam, and spiced walnuts. The zucchini was perfectly cooked (grilled, maybe?) and served on a bed of pistachio pistou and topped with grated parmesan. It was definitely a favorite of the table. For my main dish, I got the seared branzino which came with heirloom pomodoro, castelvetrano olives, tarragon, and fennel. It was flavorful and perfectly seared. The service throughout the evening was perfect with our server even taking us up on our request to get a quick snap of our group (so kind!). Highly recommend! A lovely evening is just waiting to be had at this Beacon gem. Get to it!

Walked in for a Saturday evening dinner and was able to get seated on the back patio. The…read morerestaurant itself is nice and airy, so you don't feel like the place is crowded even when the restaurant is full. There were many solo and couple diners at the bar as well. Service is very friendly and helpful. The food is good. The seared scallops had great bite and the right amount of buttery-ness. The roasted carrots were tasty, and the Wagyu meatloaf was incredibly rich and delicious. The mashed potatoes that came with the meatloaf were also very creamy. The strawberry yuzu tart for dessert was a bit more sour than I anticipated, but still good.

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The Wild Kitchen & Bar - Bar

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The Wild Kitchen & Bar - Virgin kimchi Mary

Virgin kimchi Mary

The Wild Kitchen & Bar - Virgin kimchi Mary

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Virgin kimchi Mary

Fogwood & Fig - "Cheesy" quesadilla

Fogwood & Fig

4.9(146 reviews)
35.8 mi

This place is amazing, I am so happy I was able to go there and try their food. My burger was…read morefantastic. The burger, vegetables snd sauce complimented eachother perfectly. The Mac and cheese was delicious and creamy! The potato salad was also very flavorful. I forget what the deserts we tried were called but they were also excellent. The staff was very friendly and the service was phenomenal. Everything was perfect.

We've been talking about visiting Fogwood & Fig for years. At first, we thought it was…read morepredominantly a dessert place based on their social media posts. But the more we looked into the menu, the more excited we became. I would say their specialty is burgers and sandwiches. Virtually every ingredient is made from scratch daily (except the sourdough bread, from a local farm), including impressive items like multiple types of burger patty and cheesy cashew sauce. We were so excited about their food that we went three days in a row! Day 1: The Fogwood smoky burger was outstanding. The BLT was also delicious; we loved the smoke salted tofu. For a lighter option, we got the sunshine curry quinoa chickpea bowl. It was healthy and nutritious, although I felt the flavor profile was a bit off; it was heavy on the curry powder and weirdly sweet. The side of mac and cheese was GREAT. We loved the sauce made from sweet potatoes, carrots, and cashews (I think it was oil-free). Not heavy or creamy, just flavorful and good! For dessert, we got the lavender almond cupcake which we LOVED. It was gluten-free, although you wouldn't guess it. It had a perfect fluffy texture and great nuanced flavor. We loved that it wasn't made with coconut oil (just olive oil). Truly special. The vast majority of their desserts (as well as their homemade cheeses) do contain coconut oil. Day 2: The patty melt sandwich was a big hit. Incredible flavor. The Levi Reuben served over greens (instead of on bread) was also delicious. We loved the fennel sage patty and the homemade sauerkraut. We got the kids' PB&J as a snack which was SO good with homemade peanut butter and homemade raspberry jam. Very impressive. Lastly, we couldn't resist getting the signature Snickers-inspired bar, which was so good it should be illegal. Day 3: We were excited to try their daily special, the teriyaki chili rice bowl, made with homemade ginger tofu patties. It was delicious, although it could have used some greens. We tried two more of their burgers to explore the menu further, the flirty burger and the teriyaki burger, and both were great. A devastating disappointment came when, even though we walked in within 10 minutes of their opening, they had already sold out of the special dessert advertised on their Instagram, the carrot spice cupcake with pecan glaze, the only dessert they had that was coconut-free. It seems like they inexplicably only make 4-6 cupcakes per day and then don't make more even if they sell out?! (Who does that??) Overall, we loved the food and are so glad they exist. Major props for making so many things from scratch. We really appreciated how nothing was fried or greasy, really hard to find these days. They also deserve special mention for having top-notch service. All the employees were so kind and accommodating, and every dish came out quickly and made to perfection. The vibe of the restaurant is really peaceful and would be an equally good spot to have a quick meal or to linger all day.

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Fogwood & Fig - Where it happens

Where it happens

Fogwood & Fig - Burger

Burger

Fogwood & Fig - Lemon Ginger Tea

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Lemon Ginger Tea

Nimai's Bliss Kitchen - vegetarian - Updated October 2026

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