La Colombe needs no introduction, this hip coffee shop chain has opened 14 locations. They are known for their Philly-based coffee roasting and also serve a small selection of food. The ambiance of this location is warm with wooden flooring, comfortable seats and lights hanging from the ceiling giving the place an ideal coffee shop vibe. The place doesn't have WiFi which makes its really interesting to interact and meet new people, instead of being occupied with smart phones and laptops.
La Cabra
Indulge in a wholesome coffee experience with a visit to La Cabra. Sit back and enjoy a freshly brewed cup of seasonal coffee, or take some for on-the-go. La Cabra offers brews from Brazil, Burundi, Colombia, Thailand, and Kenya, which you can explore at the shop. It is also known for its delicious cardamom buns, freshly baked croissants, rye tarts, and other baked treats. Loyal patrons also love the perfectly made espresso and latte that are served here.
A stylish eatery where taste meets health, Le Botaniste in Upper East Side serves plant-based organic dishes. The menu features several vegan and gluten-free recreations of meat and dairy dishes. The dishes offered are innovative and interesting and have something for all palates. The retro diner-style place is cozy and quirky. The fantastic food and the good service will leave you feeling nourished and satisfied.
At this cafe in Downtown Manhattan, coffee and Llamas are most adored. A jump away from the incredibly acclaimed Katz's Delicatessen, The Lazy Llama Coffee Bar offers a touch of delight and a whole lot of coffee. The rich coffee aroma, the crispy, chewy goodies, and the warm ambiance all contribute to the appeal of this cafe. Minutes away from Nolita, SoHo, and Little Italy, this cafe is worth visiting for its strong espressos, frothy cappuccinos, freshly made bagels, and paninis. With limited indoor and outdoor seating, it is best to grab takeout. Drop in here to add something extra to your ordinary day.
