Rustic decor with brick walls sets a cozy, tavern-like mood perfect for enjoying Austrian schnitzels and FestBeer on draft. Outdoor seating welcomes cigars and pets, making it great for people watching and relaxing with friends.
Good to know
Cafe Katja has seasonal specials featuring white asparagus around spring time.
The layout is not disabled friendly, with steps to enter the establishment.
A 20% tip is automatically included for parties of six or more.
Minimalist interior with natural light creates a calm space perfect for quiet chats or solo work. Friendly staff and free Wi-Fi make it easy to relax and browse. High-quality loose leaf teas and tea cocktails offer a unique twist beyond typical cafes.
Good to know
The grand opening of the cafe is on September 7.
Reservations are needed for the tea flight experience.
The cafe does not accept cash, only cards.
Interior shows a retro vibe with classy servers in white lab coats. Known for classic bagel and lox and authentic Jewish dishes, it offers a historic deli experience with excellent service and notable French toast.
Good to know
Making a reservation is necessary to avoid a wait of over an hour.
Expect to wait on busy weekend mornings; arrive early to get on the list.
No reservations are accepted, so expect long waits on weekends.
Modern, sporty space offers heated outdoor seating and live music, drawing a fashionable crowd. Attentive service complements authentic Portuguese egg tarts that taste incredible. Evolved from a market vendor, it now shines as a cozy, inviting cafe with sports on flatscreens.
Good to know
The price of one pastel de nata is $4, which is quite expensive compared to $1.20 in Lisbon.
You can only visit this place during good weather as there is no indoor dining.
On Sundays, the venue has live music and everyone dances Forrรณ.
Small space buzzes with loud head-banging music and close tables, making it energetic but cramped. Outdoor terrace offers a pleasant view for morning coffee. Brunch shines with phenomenal cocktails like spicy Bloody Mary and healthy colourful dishes paired with Australian coffee.
Good to know
On Saturday mornings, there are plenty of spots available at 9:15 AM, but a line forms by 11 AM.
The restaurant does not take reservations.
On weekends, the wait can be pretty terrible.
Cat cafe offers a spacious area with adoptable cats roaming freely. Cozy atmosphere invites quiet play and relaxed interaction. Parking right outside makes visits easy and convenient.
Good to know
Make reservations ahead of time to enhance the experience for everyone attending.
You need to sign up for kids hours if under 9 years old.
You must provide a vaccination card for Covid to touch the cats.
Minimalist bakery feels like an empty warehouse with a service counter and small outdoor seating. Pastries are dessert-style, perfect for a sweet treat. No cafe drinks, but outdoor tables offer a cozy spot to enjoy fresh croissants.
Good to know
They only accept cards and do not accept cash.
Check their working days and hours before visiting as they donโt open every day.
Get there early as a line forms before they open.
Spanning three floors, the market blends authentic NYC energy with a lively bar scene and quality sound. Small cafรฉs serve French pastries and good coffee in cozy spots perfect for breakfast. Diverse food stalls and seating create a dynamic place to eat and explore.
Good to know
Restaurants close at 7 PM on Saturday night.
The market gets crowded during the lunchtime rush.
Management frequently closes the seating area for events, disrupting diners.
Tiny shop offers a colorful doughnut display and cozy vibe with limited seating. Coffee matches the small cafe feel, while loud music adds a vibrant atmosphere. Both cake and yeast doughnuts make it stand out from typical bakeries.
Good to know
Their new store hours are 8am to 4pm.
You should go early because they sell out fairly fast.
A single donut at The Donut Plant costs around $4.50+.
Small shop with an old school vibe and friendly staff creates a calm, unhurried pace despite crowds. Classic bagel and lox combos shine with fewer menu options. Outdoor benches offer a brief, relaxing spot to enjoy sandwiches and bagels.
Good to know
You must take a number when you first enter to be served.
There is no dine-in option; it's takeout only.
Expect long wait times, often over an hour, especially after 10am.