Whether you wish to grab a hot Espresso or immerse yourself in jazz blues, Fiction is the place to be. During the day, this place features a casual vibe and is a great option for a brunch or to grab a coffee to go. At night, the lounge bar features an intimate vibe and is a great place to hang out with friends. Live music events are often hosted here so make sure you check out their website before you plan a visit.
Vineapple
Located in the quaint, yet bustling neighborhood of Brooklyn Heights, Vineapple is a local watering-hole/coffeehouse with exposed brick walls and plenty of tables and chairs to work or lounge. The bar serves Stumptown coffee, treats from local fave Colson Patisserie (in Park Slope) and there is a select menu of craft beers on the menu as well. Several claim Vineapple to be one of the best coffee/wine bars in the neighborhood.
Located on Jane Street in the Village, Bonsignour is a cozy little coffeeshop/pastry vendor that provides service and sundries with a smile. The interior is small, however most visitors treat the shop as a grab-and-go spot, and besides, the few tables are always taken. In the vitrine, guests will find sandwiches like panini, pastries and other items perfect for breakfast, lunch or dinner.
Suited
As its name implies, Suited is an upscale and contemporary cafe in New York. Burgers, cereals, sandwiches, salads, and many other dishes are available for breakfast and lunch. Spend your day here in the cosy setting while enjoying some excellent hot and cold coffee and delectable pastries along with the quick meals.
MUD
The orange Mud Trucks have been a rage in the city since they came out on the streets to serve coffee at affordable prices. The mobile coffee shop promised much more than the plush cafes around the city and grew to become one of the best brand names! Of course, the purpose of the new concept coffee shops wasn't forgotten. Light fare to go with frothy coffee—muffins, salads, sandwiches—presented as a visual treat is surely tempting. A casual setting in an absolutely modest setting, thematically matching the name Mud Spot. The polite waiting staff and the soulful music make it a relaxing experience. The two other mud trucks are at Sheridan Square and Astor Place.
In the Seaport neighbourhood, there is a quaint Brazilian heaven with outclass coffee and pastries. Cafe Patoro offers sandwiches, in addition to hot and cold beverages, desserts, and delicious traditional Brazilian cheese bread (Po de Queijo), which is gluten-free. You may either stroll in, seat yourself and place a few menu orders, or you can have the food delivered right to your home or taken away. What draws folks in are mostly the pastries and the strong coffee.
Nestled in the heart of New York City, Black Cat LES is a cozy little café serving delicious coffee with amazing sides and sandwiches to patrons. You can come here for a morning breakfast, brunch, or an evening snack. It offers a great ambiance that is perfect for student groups, colleagues, and friends. Features like free Wi-Fi and printing facilities make it a great place for working individuals too. Managed by a kind and friendly staff, Black Cat LES also hosts live events, themed movie nights, and even tutoring services.
Board games. Craft beer. Great local coffee and espresso. Tea, smoothies, wraps, snacks, and so much more.
