Unique design with a 90s color theme creates a cheerful and cozy atmosphere. Spacious seating areas include a comfortable back section ideal for relaxing or working. Lively music and a gorgeous baked goods display add to the welcoming vibe.
Flaky croissants come with fresh ham or filled with burrata and basil pearls for a savory twist. Vegan options like the pane au chocolat stand out, alongside sweet treats like croissant pudding and banana bread.
Baked goods feature Italian flair and unique flavors. Pastries like the orange almond croissant offer interesting tastes and creative ideas.
Good to know
Breakfast service ends at 11 AM, so arrive early.
The bakery hosts special events with free food for the first 200 attendees.
Happy hours are available, offering discounts on select items.
Open kitchen reveals chefs' craft in a clean, spacious setting with tables placed far apart. Atmosphere blends cozy ambiance with bright lighting and family-friendly energy. Music plays softly, complementing a quiet space where guests can relax and enjoy a unique culinary journey.
Freshly baked croissants come with a sweet flavor and a notably delicious almond croissant stands out. Pastries include a unique apple cream cheese danish croissant.
Menu offers interesting options with a focus on eggs Benedict protein choices. The variety keeps the selection fresh and engaging.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for the Tasting Menu Dinner to secure a spot.
The cooking classes are priced affordably, offering great value for the experience.
Expect a fun and interactive atmosphere during the cooking classes with Chef Alex.
Small wine bar with an intimate, cozy atmosphere and understated elite vibes. Warmth and charm fill the space, complemented by great music and thoughtful design details. Offers unique wines and delicious small plates that create a relaxed yet refined experience.
Pistachio filling stands out in the croissant here. It offers a rich, nutty flavor that makes it a notable dessert choice.
Staff offer great recommendations on interesting wine. Food features incredible dishes with an interesting twist.
Good to know
Happy hour prices are available all the time, with a $11 glass of wine.
Nibbles for two people with half a bottle of wine cost over $120.
The menu features fantastic light food.
Open, airy space with natural light and a relaxed garden ambience creates a calm atmosphere. Friendly energy supports quiet conversation and casual gatherings. Passing through a pristine kitchen to reach seating adds a unique architectural touch.
Croissants here have a top-tier texture and flavor. Pastries consistently come out amazing and fresh, often leaving a strong impression.
Meals feature interesting flavors and combinations. Non-alcoholic beverages also stand out as unique. Turkey, poblano, and avocado dish tastes good but is less distinctive.
Good to know
The breakfast sandwich is only available starting at 11AM.
The entire backyard area is closed and only open for lunch and dinner.
Reservations are recommended for dinner service on weekends.
Cozy space blends modern and vintage decor with live jazz performances that energize evenings. Outdoor seating and pet-friendly touches create a welcoming vibe. Daytime coffee shifts to an organic wine and tapas bar featuring unique Georgian wines.
Flaky, buttery croissants come out crisp and fresh. French baked goods include almond croissants that pair well with a cortado made with oat milk.
Charming servers share interesting tidbits about Georgian wine and cuisine. The natural wine list features unique selections that stand out.
Good to know
Sipsteria becomes a wine bar at 5:30 PM.
Sipsteria offers affordable happy hours.
The restaurant has jazz nights.
Bakery offers a Korean aesthetic with charming decor and ample seating that creates a warm, cozy atmosphere. The space feels inviting and pleasant, suitable for quick snacks or working with free Wi-Fi available. Cream puffs and matcha pastries stand out as popular, flavorful treats.
Chocolate croissants stand out with their rich flavor. Croissant cookies offer a crispy, buttery texture, but some croissants can be oily and pastries may have unusual textures.
Selections feature interesting and complimentary flavor combinations. The rose lychee cream puff offers a more flavorful taste and an interesting texture in the filling.
Good to know
Butterdose is open till 9 PM, which is rare for cafes in the area.
The cream puffs ran out fast, so it's recommended to arrive a little early.
No laptops on weekends is a valid rule.
Gorgeous cake shop with artistic decor and elegant atmosphere creates a relaxing vibe. Crowded space features small travertine tables and a lively, sometimes loud environment. Plenty of seating indoors and outdoors supports enjoying high-end pastries and drinks.
Croissants come in a great variety of sweet and savory options with a perfectly flaky texture. Standouts include the Flat-Iron Croissant, buttery and crisp with a chocolate coating, and the almond croissant, both executed exceptionally well.
Pastries feature interesting flavors and unique combinations. Desserts look very cute and include options like a crème brule danish.
Good to know
Arrive before noon to enjoy the full range of flavors; popular items sell out quickly.
Finding seats during brunch hours can be very difficult due to crowds.
Desserts sell out quickly, so come early to avoid disappointment.
Espresso bar offers two distinct seating areas: one for focused laptop work with abundant outlets, and a laptop-free back room filled with art, books, and comfy furniture. Atmosphere balances quiet productivity with a welcoming, community vibe. Interior design blends 90s coffee house charm with spacious, inviting rooms.
Pistachio Croissants come topped with loads of crushed pistachios. Almond Croissants are delicious and very good. Pastries overall taste yummy.
Back room offers a laptop-free zone with dim lighting and comfy chairs. Interesting artwork and books fill the space, giving plenty to look at.
Good to know
They host shows after closing, featuring local musicians and comedians.
Events take place in the back room after the coffee bar closes.
The coffee shop has a no laptop zone in the back room.
Small café with rustic wood decor and European-style dishware creates a cozy, charming atmosphere. Outdoor seating offers a quiet spot for reading or work, while floral accents add a dreamy touch. The vibe is welcoming but can feel busy and lively during peak times.
Croissants here come in buttery, crispy varieties with creative fillings like pistachio and almond chocolate. Options include savory ham and cheese and sweet cinnamon vanilla, all matching the quality of Parisian pastries.
Many interesting pastry options appear on the menu. The café serves food and drinks with unique flavors. The chocolate orange oatmeal cookie blends dark chocolate and orange for a hearty dessert.
Good to know
Expect a 30-minute queue for coffee during peak hours.
You aren't allowed to sit at a table if you order at the counter.
The cafe has limited outdoor seating with only a few tables available.
Minimalist bakery space resembles an empty warehouse with no indoor seating, offering only a service counter and a small outdoor seating area. Atmosphere feels sterile yet chill, contrasting with the heavenly smell of fresh baked goods. Outdoor tables provide a cozy spot to enjoy some of the best croissants and pastries available.
Croissants here have a spicy filling and come in seasonal varieties like cruffins and filled donuts. The banana chai cream cruffin offers a stronger flavor than the Thai iced tea croissant.
Pastries feature interesting flavor profiles like spicy croissants and Thai tea eclairs. Many items offer unique fillings and good layering that stand out from classic baked goods.
Good to know
They only accept cards and do not accept cash.
Check their working days and hours before visiting as they don’t open every day.
Get there early as a line forms before they open.
Open kitchen with glass viewing showcases bakers at work, creating a modern, natural decor atmosphere. Space includes indoor and outdoor seating but often feels crowded and competitive for seats. Aromatic scents of za'atar and pistachio fill the air, adding to the sensory experience.
Unique rose pistachio croissant stands out with intense flavor and artistic presentation. The white-black sesame croissant offers an otherworldly taste experience. Both showcase innovative takes on classic croissants.
Big airy focaccia comes with interesting toppings and flavor. Middle eastern flavors add a unique and interesting twist. The kitchen display looks beautiful and engaging.
Good to know
Seating is quite limited if it’s busy, especially during the day.
Get here early because the place gets packed.
You should avoid the lines by visiting during the week.
Converted bank with art deco design and high ceilings creates a spacious, cozy atmosphere. Soft jazz music and comfortable couches invite relaxation and quiet conversation. Original architectural details like the old cashier counter add a unique historic charm.
Egg bacon cheese croissants come toasted with well done bacon and taste rich. Sweet and savory options include ham and cheese and plain croissants, all tasty but a bit pricey.
Old bank building architecture creates a unique atmosphere. The bar area behind the tellers adds an interesting twist to the coffee experience.
Good to know
The kitchen closes at 4:30 PM, so plan your visit accordingly.
The coffee hall serves bar snacks until 9 PM when it turns into a bar.
No hot sandwiches are available during special events.
Bright, clean space with an open design and glass wall showcasing pastries creates a welcoming atmosphere. Donuts feature unique Filipino flavors and artistic presentation, drawing a crowd that often leads to quick sellouts. Seating inside and outside supports a casual, lively vibe where pastry-making is visible through a cool screen.
Spam croissant stands out as a daily choice with its unique flavor. The Ensaymada croissant blends cheese and sweet cream, ranking among top favorites. Other notable options include the Pain au Chocolat and Ube brioche.
Pastries show balanced flavors with a mix of crunchiness, sweetness, and creaminess. Drinks include unique taro lattes, and the Churron stands out as a cute, interesting option.
Good to know
You have to pre-order the donuts on Mondays at 3pm EST on their website.
You can only pick up doughnuts from 3-6 PM on Saturdays.
You should order the items right at 3:00 PM because they sell out quickly.
Open bakery design reveals pastry-making, creating an engaging atmosphere. Seating includes unique wall-integrated tables and high booth seating with a Mad Men-esque charm from its office building setting. The vibe blends Tribeca chic with a polished French touch, offering a cool, casual space for quick stops or coffee breaks.
Crunchy exterior and sweet, smooth interior define the pistachio croissant here, topped with a generous pistachio crust and filled with rich frangipane. The noisette croissant and kouign-amann also stand out for their delicious flavors.
Unique seating and an interesting ambiance stand out inside a hall of a building. The interior feels distinct, and the blueberry scone offers an interesting twist.
Good to know
The bakery is located inside the Merchants Square Building at 220 Church St.
The entrance to the bakery is from Church Street.
There are no available restrooms in the building.
Whimsical decor with pastels and florals creates an inviting, Instagram-pretty space that blends cafe, brunch spot, and study area vibes. Atmosphere stays chill and lively, encouraging get-togethers rather than quiet relaxation. Outdoor seating offers sunlit options, while indoor spots feature window views to the street.
Almond croissants stand out with their rich, nutty flavor. Fresh croissants often come with complimentary mimosas and a cookie, adding a nice touch to the experience.
Menu offers many healthy-looking options and a variety of interesting brunch dishes. The shakshouka includes beans, making it a unique twist on the classic.
Good to know
Expect long wait times on weekends.
Brunch is a popular time, so arrive early.
Breakfast for two can cost around $100.
Belle Époque building houses a Parisian bistro style restaurant with a beautiful bar and huge outdoor seating area sheltered from rain. The atmosphere feels classy and cozy, enhanced by jazz music and elegant decor. The pub room offers a comfortable, fun space for casual meals without reservations.
Croissants here have a crispy and buttery flavor that stands out. The chocolate croissant offers a unique taste unlike others, and the plain croissant tastes like it came straight from Paris.
Broad French wine selections stand out on the list. The Oeufs Meurette offers a savory twist on eggs, different from typical choices. Desserts also bring unique flavors to the table.
Good to know
Happy hour is available at this bar, which is hard to find in NYC these days.
The happy hour at Bench offers great prices.
You should make reservations at La Grande Boucherie because they are super packed.
Industrial-chic coffee shop blends boutique vibe with an extensive local artisanal gift selection. Cozy atmosphere features covered outdoor seating and a beautiful skylight, creating an inviting open space. Pastries and coffee complement the curated environment, attracting a neighborhood crowd.
Chocolate almond croissants offer a crisp texture with subtle flavors and a satisfying saltiness. Pretzel croissants blend two pastry styles beautifully, while everything bagel cheese croissants stand out for their super flaky and tasty layers.
Unique homemade products stand out, including handmade watercolors, incense sticks, and woodsy apparel. The shop also offers a variety of jams and food items from upstate New York and the city.
Good to know
This place does not have indoor seating.
The specialty latte menu is unique compared to all other cafes.
It gets pretty busy on the weekends.
Market space blends elegant, tidy decor with a peaceful atmosphere reminiscent of a 1920s-1930s fish market. Variety includes fine dining restaurants, cozy bars, and specialty shops like a florist and cheese shop. Quiet energy suits those seeking a refined, calm food hall experience.
Flaky, light croissants come with intense raspberry flavor that rivals Paris. Options include berry and strawberry varieties alongside classic pain au chocolat.
Lots of interesting seafood and produce fill the market. Seeds&weeds serves tasty vegetarian and vegan dishes with unique flavors.
Good to know
The Tin Building is currently only open Thursday - Sunday from 12 PM to 5 PM.
Make sure you make reservations online to avoid long wait times.
Plan ahead and arrive early as it gets crowded around noon on weekends.
Coffee shop with floral decor featuring hanging vials and bouquets creates a cozy, mellow vibe ideal for focused work or quiet reading. Space fills with people using laptops and books, supported by reliable wifi and outlets. Rustic design with natural lighting enhances a calm, inviting atmosphere.
Chocolate croissants deliver an exceptional taste with rich flavor. Everything croissants stand out for their flakiness, butteriness, and a perfect seasoning blend that adds a nice crunch.
Flavors stand out as interesting and drinks draw inspiration from Korean bakeries. The fermented rice osmanthus latte offers a unique taste worth trying.
Good to know
Expect difficulty finding seating on weekends due to crowds.
Everything is vegan and there is no cow's milk.
The seating arrangement is very tight when the cafe is packed.
Beautifully designed bakery space offers creative pastries with exquisite, artisanal quality and ample seating for a relaxed experience. The atmosphere stays calm without crowds, and hours extend late into the evening. Prices lean high, reflecting the attention to detail in both sweet and savory options.
Croissants feature a crispy, airy dough with outstanding layers and use top-quality ingredients. Options include a sweet almond croissant with toasted almonds and a savory spinach and ricotta swirl that is crunchy outside and creamy inside.
Savory croissants and danishes stand out with their interesting fillings. The bakery offers a variety of unique pastries, including a heavy stuffed croissant that highlights the range of bold flavors.
Good to know
The bakery is open until 9 PM, perfect for late-night visits.
Expect to pay between $8 and $11 for individual croissants.
Two pastries and two coffees can cost over $30.
Minimal space with limited seating and playful murals creates a chill, sleek vibe. Bright sunlight and curated looseness attract a young or young-at-heart crowd. Unique aerofoam drinks served in aluminum-style cups add to the intriguing atmosphere.
Oni croissant offers a unique taste worth trying. Almond croissants come with a chocolate filling and almonds on top, but can be dense and not always what the sign suggests.
Clean space with an interesting aesthetic and intense decor. Offers a variety of beverages featuring unique coffee flavors.
Good to know
There is hardly any wait on Sunday mornings.
Pull-Tab Coffee has limited seating available.
Drinks cost around $8-$9 with tax.
Massive space combines coffee roasting, bakery, and alcohol bar with impressive interior design. Atmosphere feels crowded and loud, mixing casual chatter with the hum of activity. Visitors find a unique blend of retail, art, and tasting areas that sets it apart from typical coffee shops.
Croissants here have a higher quality than those at other Starbucks roasteries. The cheese and ham croissant pairs well with a flat white.
Multiple levels and five counters create a complex space with a factory section and a train-station info board. The Coffee Lab experience and espresso martini flight offer unique tastings, plus free samples of interesting brews.
Good to know
The guided tour of the Roastery starts at 8am; sign up online to secure a spot.
You can shadow a coffee roaster on specific days for a unique experience.
Attend cocktail classes to learn how to make the perfect espresso martini.
Open, airy space with floor-to-ceiling windows and versatile seating supports both work and casual hangouts. Atmosphere blends comfortable, relaxed vibes with bright, welcoming light. Frequented by remote workers, it offers dedicated work areas, private rooms, and reliable WiFi.
Massive Almond croissants stand out for their rich flavor and size. Chocolate croissants pair well with chai or matcha lattes.
Interesting decor stands out here. A private room with a screen offers a unique event space. Vegetarian options once added menu variety but are currently missing.
Good to know
Breakfast and egg dishes are available until 2:30 PM on weekdays and 3:30 PM on weekends.
There are only three 2-seat tables inside, making seating scarce during busy times.
The cafe offers options for gluten-free (GF) and vegan (V) diets.
Chinese bakery offers a warm, cozy atmosphere with rustic decor and soft lighting. Spacious seating includes free Wi-Fi and outlets, making it suitable for chatting or studying. The environment feels clean and comfortable with a large variety of pastries and drinks.
Flaky croissants feature a crispy crust and a soft inside. Chocolate croissants stand out for their superb taste.
Purple rice in the cheesecake adds a unique twist. Asian flavored croissants and pork floss cake bring interesting flavors. Oreo snowbites offer a chewy texture and mild sweetness.
Good to know
You have to make a reservation to eat at the bakery.
The bakery closes at 8:30 PM.
Some popular pastries or sweets will be sold out before afternoon due to high demand.
Sleek coffee and tea lounge with Japandi decor and warm lighting creates a cozy, sophisticated atmosphere. Jazz music plays softly, supporting a welcoming, refined vibe suited for work or socializing. Small seating area fills quickly, emphasizing an intimate, stylish experience.
Flakiness stands out in the croissants here, with options like Nutella, Almond, and Kinder Bueno varieties. Freshly baked pastries include vegan choices and unique flavors like Blueberry Rosemary Bombolone.
Small cafe offers interesting menus and pastry selections with flavors not commonly found. Tea lattes also stand out for their unique taste.
Good to know
Pastries are half off after 5PM on weekdays.
The café will start an evening cocktail lounge soon.
Oat milk is the default milk type for all drinks.
Tiny restaurant with few tables and an intimate, cozy atmosphere in a residential setting. Offers a small outdoor space surrounded by potted plants, creating a friendly vibe. Known for excellent vegan and vegetarian breakfast options and rich, flavorful cocktails.
Breakfast sandwiches on croissants feature fresh ingredients and strong flavors. Options like Bacon Egg & Cheese and ham and eggs Benedict stand out for their incredible taste.
Breakfast features a vegan egg with runny yolk on eggs Benedict. Food shows a fantastic Asian fusion influence and arrives in an interesting presentation.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for groups of 3 or more due to limited seating.
Expect long wait times during busy weekend brunch hours.
The restaurant only serves bottled water for dine-in customers.
Spacious coffee shop with a lush backyard and communal picnic tables offers a relaxing atmosphere away from city noise. Friendly vibe suits working or studying, with cool decor and funky portraits adding character. Outdoor area feels like a private oasis, making it distinct from typical urban cafes.
Croissants come in almond and chocolate varieties. They often arrive stale, showing inconsistency across visits.
Multi-roasters create a diverse coffee selection that keeps options fresh. The menu features a large variety of drinks, including unique choices like the taro latte.
Good to know
The cafe turns off public WiFi on weekends.
Avoid ordering food if you're in a rush.
The açaí bowl costs $14, which is unfortunate given its quality.
Pastry boutique and café blends Korean and French aesthetics with a museum-like dessert gallery showcasing edible art. The space feels minimalist and intimate, with small tables and curved alcoves creating a private atmosphere. Desserts offer subtle, savory flavors and are presented with striking visual detail.
Chocolate croissants feature a dense chocolate cream filling that feels like pastry artwork. The pain au chocolat is large and perfect, available only on weekends. Croissants pair well with ice cream, creating a phenomenal dessert.
Desserts feature interesting flavors and are not very sweet. The Lysée dessert stands out as a unique creation with intriguing taste combinations.
Good to know
Reservations are highly recommended due to limited seating and high demand.
Expect to wait 2-3 hours for a table if you don't reserve.
The prices of desserts are high, with some items costing up to $17.
Small coffee shop with cute cat decor and no indoor seating creates a cozy, stylish vibe. Outdoor tables offer a quiet spot for reading and sipping drinks. Popularity leads to crowded, wait-heavy atmosphere during busy times.
Croissants come fresh from the oven, with plain and chocolate varieties standing out. Some encounters include finding a cockroach on or near the croissant during eating.
Offers unique flavors like Miso Mocha and dirty black sesame latte. Also features other interesting options such as tiramisu latte.
Good to know
Drinks are priced around $9, reflecting the quality of ingredients.
Paying customers cannot use the bathroom, which is illegal in NYC.
Expect long lines, especially on weekends.
Elegant space features white tablecloths and long taper candles, creating a serene ambiance with both indoor and outdoor seating. A private banquet room suits large events, while a small shop offers unique tableware. Cocktails are crafted with attention to detail, served in gorgeous crystal glasses.
Croissants here have a buttery flakiness and use imported French butter. Almond croissants stand out as rich and well made, ranking among the best outside France.
Half of the indoors features a guild of crafts from artists, creating an interesting environment. Drinks come in super interesting glasses that add to the unique vibe.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for Friday night.
The Apero menu is available from 3-5 PM Monday to Friday, and dinner starts at 5 PM.
The kitchen closes at 22:00.