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| THIS
MONTH'S PICKS |
| COFFEE
HOUSES |
| By
Pamely Lewy |
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While
other cities may sleep, New Yorkers get their boundless energy
with a little help (or a lot) from caffeine. With coffee houses
and Starbucks on just about every corner, our city’s lively
inhabitants are able to work all day and still party
all night. Here are some of our favorites…
Joe - "The Art of Coffee"
141 Waverly Place
212-924-6750
A favorite neighborhood coffee house among Babbo staff, Joe,
is more than just great coffee and great service…the cups o’Joe
are actually beautiful, with and foamy artistic flare. Their
original location is onWaverly, just down the block from Babbo,
but they are opening of a branch at 9 East 13th Street.
Café Reggio
Corner of MacDougal and West 3rd Street
Cafe Reggio has been serving espressos to the area's jittery
populace and NYU students since 1927. Legend has it that The
original owner supposedly imported the first espresso machine
into America. It's also claimed that he introduced the cappucino
to America (or at least the Village).
Grey Dog’s Coffee Ltd.
33 Carmine St
212-462-0041
You’ll feel as if you just entered a little shop in Cape Cod.
Great coffee paired with their cozy and homey atmosphere will
create a little relaxing oasis away from it all. They serve
breakfast, Lunch and dinner too!
McNulty's Tea & Coffee Company
109 Christopher Street
between Bleecker and Hudson
If you're not into going out to drink your coffee, down in the
in the heart of Greenwich village sits this unique beverage
emporium, which has been selling exotic coffees and teas since
1895! Little has changed since, except their list of products,
which keeps growing every year. |
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