New York - Cafes
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There’s a Starbucks Coffee a stones throw away from any street in Manhattan. If you crave cheaper java, a slice of cake, or donuts with your “joe," New York won’t let you down. Let us guide you through a few of New York’s many cafés.
Veniero’s Pasticceria & Caffe
Veniero’s was voted "Best Desserts in New York City" in 2010! An Italian pastry heaven since 1894. With its Italian marble floors and stained glass ceilings, you can enjoy your espresso or cappuccino, homemade biscotti or cannoli and pretend you’re in Rome.
City Bakery
Part bakery, part café, coffee bar and cafeteria in Union Square. These boys create seasonal menus from locally-grown and organic materials from the farmer’s market two blocks away. They serve the best hot chocolate in town with homemade marshmallows.
Bowery Poetry Club
The Bowery Poetry Club is a venue that provides a home base for established and upcoming artists. The poetry readings have been called "big friendly parties replete with alcohol and conversation". There is a lively bookstore café, bar, theatre and more.
Café Angelique
A popular café with a European vibe, located in the picturesque and charming West Village, claiming to have the best pastries in New York.
TeaNY
A cute café and teahouse in the trendy Lower East Side. It also has a range of breakfast and lunch dishes as well as yummy vegan pastries. TeaNY is owned by the famous musician and producer Moby.
Pink Pony
Hip and happening yet casual French bar and café on Manhattan’s Lower East Side, serving american, Moroccan and French dishes. Full wine list, beer, port and champagne - the quintessential Bohemian hangout.
