Bright, charming juice shop with fresh organic ingredients and a slow-paced, joyous vibe. Space feels like home with banana trees and communal games adding to the relaxing atmosphere. Energy is warm and welcoming, creating a vibrant yet peaceful experience.
The veggie burger stands out as a true innovation with a combination of pepper and fried plantain. It ranks among the best options alongside the ital and salmon bowls.
Quality shines in every sip, especially with their mushroom coffees and mushroom matchas. The coffee here stands out for its unique flavors and smooth taste.
"I had the best salmon sandwich I’ve ever had."
"The owner's warm, passionate energy makes the coffee here feel special."
"I thought the Veggie Burger was amazing and a true innovation."
Good to know
Pasa Pasa is a fully vegan restaurant with wholesome plant-based dishes.
The wait time is quick, perfect for a fast meal or a relaxed visit.
Prices are excellent, making it budget-friendly.
Cozy Argentinian restaurant with quaint outdoor patio and rustic decor creates a calm, intimate atmosphere. Space feels open without crowding, offering varied seating options including booths and tall tables. BYOB policy adds a relaxed, personal touch to dining experience.
A huge, delicious veggie burger stands out here, paired well with sweet potato fries. It ranks better than many other veggie burgers and is a solid choice alongside other sandwiches.
Coffee drinks here are consistently great with a fantastic flavor profile. The setting complements the coffee with an aesthetically pleasing vibe inside and out.
Good to know
La Nonna is BYOB, so bring your own wine.
Parking is mostly permit-only, making it difficult to find a spot.
A 20% service fee is automatically added to the bill.
Small health food cafe offers comfortable seating, games, and outlets in a beautifully decorated space. Atmosphere stays cozy and lively with authentic Brooklyn vibes and upbeat music. Regulars enjoy healthy, flavorful dishes and refreshing smoothies in a calm, inviting setting.
The veggie burger features a Vanderbilt style with chickpeas that can be a bit messy. Staff like Larry take care to get it right, making it really delicious when done well.
Coffee here stands out for its excellent espresso and cappuccino with extra shot. The caffè americano and matcha also deliver strong, satisfying flavors.
Good to know
You can order ahead to avoid the wait.
Be prepared to wait 1 hour during busy times.
Uber Eats delivery is offered for convenience.
Outdoor seating in a quiet plaza offers a relaxed vibe away from city noise, with pet-friendly amenities including a pup menu and water bowls. Indoor space is compact but well-utilized, featuring a small bar and dome setup. The atmosphere balances calmness and casual comfort near a busy theater district.
Veggie burger tastes really good and comes cooked to order. It pairs well with desserts like the NY Cheesecake.
Coffee here stands out for its glorious flavor and personalized service. Staff remember your preferred milk and check in to ensure satisfaction.
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Happy hour offers $5 beers from 3-6 PM.
Bring your dog for a discount during happy hour.
Barking Dog has a Valentine’s Special Dinner with a three-course meal and Prosecco.
Hamburger restaurant offers an artsy decor with an indoor-outdoor patio filled with plants and grass tables. The atmosphere stays lively with melodic techno and trance music creating a chill yet energetic vibe. Seating includes both indoor and outdoor options, making it suitable for casual gatherings.
Mushroom stands out as the main ingredient in the veggie burger. It offers a rich, savory flavor that many find satisfying. This veggie burger option is a consistent choice on the menu.
Coffee here matches the quality found in Europe and Ukraine, with a creamy latte costing just $0.99. Prices rank among the cheapest in the city, making it a solid spot for a quick coffee fix.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for busy weekend nights.
The restaurant is dog-friendly, allowing pets on the patio.
Expect larger portion sizes compared to typical chain restaurants.
Steakhouse offers a large, luxurious space with classy wood trimming and a semi-secluded, relaxed setting that contrasts with the busy airport outside. The atmosphere stays quiet and inviting, enhanced by great background music and attentive service. Bar areas include power outlets for convenience, supporting both dining and working needs.
The veggie burger comes with onion strings and fries. It is not vegan despite claims, containing milk in the sauce and eggs in the bun. Options for vegetarians are limited to salads or this burger.
Coffee comes out hot and strong, offering a solid pick-me-up. The second cup of Latte is free, adding a nice touch to the experience.
Dining inside a 1903 railcar creates a nostalgic atmosphere with period lighting and views of a landscaped courtyard. The space combines a soda fountain vibe with cozy seating, welcoming families and casual diners alike. Staff attire and decor enhance the old-fashioned charm throughout the café.
House-made and very flavorful, the veggie burger comes with chef-made preserves. Service can be uneven, with some dismissive responses when asking about menu details like the pickle spear.
Strong Irish coffee stands out alongside great French press coffee. Coffee refills require asking, but the quality remains consistent.
Good to know
Expect a 15-minute wait time during busy hours, no reservations needed.
The café is self-serve; order at the counter and find a seat.
Prices range from $14 to $17, offering good value for the quality of food.
Outdoor seating offers spacious and heated areas with Brooklyn vibes. Music plays loudly, often featuring groovy jazz mixes on vinyl. Tables inside are tiny and closely packed, creating a crowded feel even when not full.
The veggie burger comes with egg and grilled pineapple and costs over $20. It tends to fall apart easily, so it might be eaten more like rice than a sandwich.
Strong, smooth flavor defines the coffee here, consistently hitting the spot. Both table service and the sidewalk window offer excellent brews, with the window being best right at opening.
Good to know
Weekend brunch can mean long wait times.
Brunch can be very relaxed during non-peak hours.
The brunch rush slows down at 2pm.
Space opens from a small entrance into a beautiful venue with a gorgeous skylight and stunning decor that blends a cozy barn feel with upscale brunch vibes. Atmosphere shifts from a casual coffee house by day to a lively spot with live jazz and DJ music in the evening. Guests enjoy a relaxed yet vibrant energy suitable for both casual drinks and date nights.
Fresh and flavorful with a good portion size, the veggie burger pairs well with a side salad. It suits vegetarian diets but is not vegan friendly due to cheese, even when removed.
Coffee hits the spot with great flavor. Service lacks some attention to detail, like missing spoons with coffee.
Good to know
Making reservations is a good idea to avoid long wait times.
The restaurant is usually full during brunch hours, so reserve a table ahead of time.
A burger costs $20 and a side dish costs $15.