Marty’s V Burger

The crabby patty is all heat with no flavor. The patty is super thin and flavorless. The best part is the bun.

I walked past their pop up location in Bryant Park and couldn’t not try something (even though I wasn’t hungry at the moment). I tried the bbq drumstix and was sad I couldn’t have tried everything. I would have if I wasn’t on my way to catch a train for a 3hr ride back home. The drumstix were perfection (texture and taste), the sauce was delicious and they serve these with a great slaw. I can’t wait to come back and try their brick and mortar location!

Tried their Original vegan burger for the first time at their Bryant Park stall today. Overall, not too shabby but a little on the expensive side for a veggie burger. (Seriously, why do all healthy things have to come at a premium?) Doesn’t come with any sides so you will have to order it separately. I was also curious about their Mac N Cheese but I’ll have to give it a try another time. I have to say though that they do prepare the burgers really quick. I’m guessing they are all pre-​made and they just put it in an oven to keep it warm? The people who work are friendly as well. The cashier who rang me up was a bit of a talker. He was talking really fast, asking me where I’m from and something about Marty’s being in Brooklyn. Blah blah blah but clearly I didn’t catch on so I just kept nodding. Nonetheless, this is definitely a nice addition to the BP Holiday shops.

Overpriced for what the burgers are. Very plain supermarket bun. Veggie patty was nice but whole presentation didn’t seem worth $ 6.5, though it was part of the holiday market so that should be expected

The original V burger was surprisingly delicious. I’m a vegan, but hadn’t come across a burger that made me want seconds. This sandwich is by no means fancy, but resembles what I’ve been missing, a homey cheap burger. Typically I hate vegan cheeses, but this one actually complemented the burger quite well. When I go back into the city, I will be visiting Bryant part for a V-​burger,
although I think 1 sandwich with no sides should not cost more than $ 5.

The original V burger was surprisingly delicious. I’m a vegan, but hadn’t come across a burger that made me want seconds. This sandwich is by no means fancy, but resembles what I’ve been missing, a homey cheap burger. Typically I hate vegan cheeses, but this one actually complemented the burger quite well. When I go back into the city, I will be visiting Bryant part for a V-​burger.
Although, I think 1 sandwich with no sides should not cost more than $ 5.

The original V burger was surprisingly delicious. I’m a vegan, but hadn’t come across a burger that made me want seconds. This sandwich is by no means fancy, but resembles what I’ve been missing, a homey cheap burger. Typically I hate vegan cheeses, but this one actually complemented the burger quite well. When I go back into the city, I will be visiting Bryant part for a V-​burger, although I think 1 sandwich with no sides should cost more than $ 5.

This is fast food for everyone, not just vegans. My meat-​lover friends all looooove the popup stand un Bryant Park. I am totally hooked on the buffalo drumsticks!

The burger and kale salad were ok, but the crabby patty was delicious and I don’t even like crabcakes. I liked that these ones weren’t as salty as real crab cakes sometimes are. The portions are pretty small for the price, but I would come back when in the city for the crabby patties. Does anyone know if they use zucchini or palm of hearts in their recipe? Just wondering what the ingredients are.

Their direction, vegan food, is much appreciable. However, serving vegan at any cost doesn’t make a lot of sense. This place is no different when it comes to artificial and per-​processed food. The bun in burger is not whole grain, they don’t know if patties have per-​processed ingredients or not (which means, they do). Drumtix are deep-​fried (not baked).
It’s another fast-​food chain, and if you are the one who like healthy & natural life style, this may not be your place.

Okay I’m hooked on this place. The burgers are meh, but the «Crabby Patty» and the vegan drumsticks with buffalo sauce (which sit on a healthy vegan slaw) are fantastic. This will be my go-​to when I’m getting food in Bryant Park.

Amazing vegan drumsticks! And the whole team working at Marty’s was super nice and really made sure I got a total gluten free meal. As a celiac that was so appreciated. Check them out in Bryant Park this holiday.

5 stars for the vegan drumsticks in buffalo sauce. Maybe, hardly, 3 stars for traditional veggie burger. For someone who specializes in burgers, I was really disappointed by how bland and basic their burger was. But the drumsticks were such a great vegan take on traditional drumsticks.
They’re at the Bryant Park holiday market this year! ;)

I’ll be honest, I ran into this kiosk after a few drinks, and as a normal person, I had a craving for junk food. But as a vegan, the opportunity to have burgers and junk doesnt come often. Thank goodness I was in the Bryant Park area. I got the World Famous Burger and a small Kale Salad and it was DELICIOUS!!! The burger as a special sauce similar to the one of the Big Mac and the Kale salad was fresh with great seasoning. SO GOOD! Highly recommend.

Wasn’t really impressed by the quality of the food. Yes, it’s fast food and not a bad alternative to McDonald’s/other crappy chains for vegans but the highly processed patty, buns and cheeze sauce gave me a terrible stomach ache and was not worth the price. There are definitely much better options for vegans looking for a quick meal in NYC

I tried them out at the grand re-​opening of Woodstock Farm Sanctuary. The mac&cheese was pretty good, but I thought it tasted a bit more like a cream sauce than cheese. The original world famous burger was great. The patty was pretty good, but the cheddar mixed with the pickles and lettuce was what made it amazing. The cheddar sauce almost reminded me of kraft singles. I also was never that familiar with crab cakes, but thought the texture of the crabby patty was close enough to what I remember, it also tasted great and the tartar sauce was great. I can’t wait for them to show up at the Bryant Park holiday markets now because I will be making trips into the city for their burgers!

I have never been to Marty’s Vegan Past Food before, but they were serving at the Vegetarian Food Festival and I decided to get in the ridiculously long line to see what they had to offer. I’m not going to lie; my vegan mac and cheese was orgasmic, and I’m really picky about how my mac and cheese tastes… I also really enjoyed my burger (I got the Big M).

Came across Marty’s at the Vegetarian Food Festival. The patty in the World Famous Burger tasted just like the real thing and the mac and cheese was one of the top ones I’ve had. Wish they didn’t skip over my order but then I guess they weren’t used to long lines.

Marty’s has created THE MOST AMAZING veggie burger I’ve ever had. Everything is good here!!!

Friendly atmosphere and really tasty food. The Burgers and Crabby Kale Salads are my favorite. Everything is vegan and people come for the burgers even if they don’t normally eat vegan!
If you don’t know what to try, go with the «world famous burger» ;)