110 "Cafe/Bakery" Restaurants in New York.
West-Bourne is an all-day cafe in SoHo where you can eat a great mushroom reuben or a bowl of vegetables that tastes better than it should.
With a reasonably priced menu, welcoming staff, and sleek decor, we’re surprised to find such a perfect Australian coffee shop in Midtown East.
La Mercerie is a cafe and luxury design store in SoHo. It has expensive pastries and expensive furniture, and it’s a great spot for a daytime meeting.
Two Hands is a coffee shop and cafe in Little Italy full of very nice and very good looking Australians. But yeah, you’re there for a latte. Sure.
Dimes is a good little LES restaurant, as long as you’re on a first name basis with the staff. If not, expect to be treated like the stranger you are.
Dépanneur is a little market in Williamsburg where you can buy some fancy groceries or pick up a good, simple sandwich.
Hole in the Wall is an Australian cafe in the Financial District where you can eat attractive food in an attractive space.
Playground Coffee Shop is a cafe in Bed-Stuy with regularly scheduled readings, events, and open mics.
Ground Support is a coffee shop in Soho that’s good for a casual meetup or some productive laptop time.
Ole & Steen is a Danish bakery and cafe in Midtown East that’s useful to know about for a coffee meeting or picking up lunch.
Bourke Street Bakery started out in Sydney, but now there’s a location in Nomad. If you want some excellent breads and pastries, make a trip here.
