Dig Inn

Dig Inn Dig Inn is an American restaurant that specializes in vegetarian and vegan cuisine. Their seasonal menu features locally sourced vegetables and sustainably-sourced dishes all cooked from scratch by their team of chefs. Whether you're dining in or ordering takeout for lunch or dinner, Dig Inn promises to provide delicious, nourishing, and healthy options. Visit them at their 8th Avenue location in New York City.

Recent social media posts

06/24/2026

In conclusion, our knife work is pretty nice.

06/23/2026

NEW SUMMER FREQUENCY CHALLENGE COMING SOON.

Spoiler: you get to eat your favourites while also winning rewards.

A double portion of charred chicken over brown rice. All day, every day, under $10.That char isn't an accident. Neither ...
06/23/2026

A double portion of charred chicken over brown rice. All day, every day, under $10.
That char isn't an accident. Neither is the rest of it.

Smoky sweet chicken, cowboy caviar, herb rice, and heirloom blue cornbread, that's summer on a plate.New summer menu is ...
06/22/2026

Smoky sweet chicken, cowboy caviar, herb rice, and heirloom blue cornbread, that's summer on a plate.

New summer menu is here, hope you give it a try.

06/22/2026

Want to try our chefs new invention? Give us a like ans we’ll think about it.

Everything we do is made with love, the same love our Dig Inn’s fathers give their loved ones. Happy Father’s Day. 🧡
06/21/2026

Everything we do is made with love, the same love our Dig Inn’s fathers give their loved ones.

Happy Father’s Day. 🧡

06/20/2026

What can we say... Two heads are better than one (?)

06/20/2026

Sounds of Summer: Smoky Sweet Chicken edition. Enjoy.

06/19/2026

If the steak is perfect, so are the rice, the sides, and the chimichurri.

Wouldn’t you call this perfection too?

Address

856 8th Avenue
New York, NY
10019

To get to the American restaurant and vegetarian/vegan restaurant on 8th Avenue in New York, there are several options for public transportation. The nearest subway station is located at 8th Avenue and 14th Street, which is serviced by the A, C, E and L trains. Another option is to take the M11 bus line which runs along 9th Avenue and stops nearby.

For those driving, there are paid parking lots located within walking distance of the restaurants, including one on W 14th street between 7th and 8th Avenues. Metered street parking may also be available but can be limited.

Opening Hours

Monday 11am - 10pm
Tuesday 11am - 10pm
Wednesday 11am - 10pm
Thursday 11am - 10pm
Friday 11am - 10pm
Saturday 11am - 10pm
Sunday 11am - 10pm

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What people say

According to a recent review by The New York Times, the American restaurant Dig Inn on 8th Avenue is worth a visit for its "fresh and flavorful" food. The reviewer praised the seasonal vegetables and sustainable meat options on the menu. However, they did note that prices are slightly higher than other fast-casual options.

On the other hand, a review by Eater from earlier this year mentioned that Dig Inn's vegetarian and vegan offerings were just as exciting as their meat dishes. The reviewer especially loved the roasted cauliflower with tahini dressing and quinoa salad. They also noted that the restaurant's commitment to sustainability extended to their packaging and recycling practices.

Customer reviews online seem to reflect these positive experiences. One customer on Yelp raved about the customizable bowls at Dig Inn, saying that "the combinations are endless and everything tastes so fresh." Another customer on TripAdvisor enjoyed their vegan meal at Dig Inn, calling it "quite possibly one of the best plant-based meals I've ever had."

Overall, it seems like both meat lovers and vegetarians/vegans can find something to love at Dig Inn. With fresh ingredients and sustainable practices, this restaurant is definitely worth checking out for those visiting or living in New York City.

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