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Brush Park’s Vegan Coney Island Debuts This Spring

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Spinach pie, vegan coneys, and craft beer

Brenna Houck
Brenna Houck is a Cities Manager for the Eater network. She previously edited Eater Detroit and reported for Eater. You can follow her on the internet at @brennahouck.

Brush Park’s belated vegan coney island Chili Mustard Onions startup is on track for a spring opening. Owner Pete LaCombe tells the Metro Times that construction delays at the restaurant — located at 3411 Brush St. — pushed back the buildout process, but the diner is now aiming for an April 1 debut.

On the menu expect to see all-vegan versions of classic dishes like coneys, gyros, wraps, spinach pie, and a meatless burger called the Big Mock. The restaurant will also offer craft beer, wine, and cocktails. LaCombe is making an effort to use primarily organic and non-GMO ingredients. While they might not beat traditional coney island prices, diners can expect the restaurant’s plant-based food to be easy on the wallet with dishes ranging from $5 to $13.

Chili Mustard Onions is filling the space that was briefly occupied by Le Petit Dejeuner back in 2015. That breakfast restaurant has since relocated to a new space on East Jefferson.

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