Around the bend from Cookies and Scream (swoon!) is the Ha Ha Veggie Bar.
As you can (almost) see, they serve veg staples like burgers, hot dogs, and falafel: nothing terribly exciting. Please do note that they are not a vegan establishment; their mayo is vegan, but for some reason they choose to offer cow cheese as an option.
We'd actually been recommended against this place, but decided to grab two hot dogs just because we wanted a savory snack and figured it would be fun.
See? Cookies and Scream is a mere glance away.
As you can (almost) see, they serve veg staples like burgers, hot dogs, and falafel: nothing terribly exciting. Please do note that they are not a vegan establishment; their mayo is vegan, but for some reason they choose to offer cow cheese as an option.
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| view from outside; they seem to do a steady business |
We'd actually been recommended against this place, but decided to grab two hot dogs just because we wanted a savory snack and figured it would be fun.
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| view from inside; I was surprised by all the big-brand beverages |
See? Cookies and Scream is a mere glance away.
The dog was warmed up on an open-air, portable griddle alongside other orders of crunchy-granola looking burgers, grilled onions, buns, etc. It was served with ketchup, mustard, and the afore-mentioned onions; it was just a-right.
Nothing to write home about, but no harm no foul. New Yorkers just like to grab a dog now and then.
To read a more eventful review of Ha Ha, I recommend that you check out the post in QuarryGirl's archives.
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| I promise I was wearing different outfits under my coat. |
To read a more eventful review of Ha Ha, I recommend that you check out the post in QuarryGirl's archives.
