Great afternoon spot. Sit on benches outside with your coffee and feel the peaceful side of New York
Serving up single origin coffee roasted by SF's sight glass. Some light & tasty food options too. Airy Scandinavian-esque interior with selection of lifestyle goods for sale.
Try the green falafel. The crunchy exterior conceals a fluffy core, with a nutty, herbaceous flavor complemented by silky hummus and tahini sauce. It’s one of our #100best dishes and drinks of 2011. En savoir plus .
“When the guy behind the register insists that your quesadilla especial be filled with carne asada, it’s wise to heed his advice.” En savoir plus .
An alternative to Chelsea market just down the street. Try the taco truck or the sushi place.
This Village landmark with dirt-cheap beer and messy, juicy flame-broiled burgers is almost always packed and open until 4 AM daily.
No matter how you choose to eat them, the meatballs are solid: juicy, well-seasoned, and tasty if not life-changing. Good with cheap beer.
Beware, there's no restroom for clients. The coffee and the food choices are great ( if a little expensive) and in general it's a good place to bring your laptop and work, especially during the week.
Strong WiFi and blue bottle coffee and vibe that feels like SF makes for a great work spot
Brick oven cheesiness. Another one of NYC's best spots to get a pizza. They don't do slices so either come here with some friends or be prepared to eat an entire pie by yourself!
This 24-hour Cuban diner is polished but homey, with crisp fried dishes and great desserts.
On our list of the 10 best loaves of bread in NYC, the baguettines are the perfect size for a morning snack!
Students at NYU (a 2011 Most Innovative Company) are drawn to this close-to-campus cafe, known for free Wi-Fi and good eats. Order a cup of the house blend and a chicken pesto sandwich.
Come here for a cheap, satisfying French brunch. Order the Monsier Croque from the $14.95 prix fixe menu. BYOB – no corkage fee. Tres bien! En savoir plus .
