Mango season has officially arrived in Miami, and the city’s icy treats and desserts are bursting with tropical flavor. From creamy scoops to fruity drinks, these local favorites capture the taste of summer. Here’s where to find the best mango treats right now.
Every St. Patrick’s Day, Chicago dyes its river emerald green, drawing crowds to the Michigan Avenue Bridge and riverwalk. Instead of braving the crowds empty-handed, grab a coffee from a nearby café and enjoy the spectacle with a warm drink in hand. Whether you need a cozy spot before the festivities, a quick espresso before a river cruise, or a sweet treat to go, these top coffee shops near the Michigan Avenue Bridge have you covered.
March brings a mix of lingering winter and hints of spring, making it the perfect time to explore NYC’s seasonal coffee specials, pastries, and new café openings. From limited-time blends to festive treats, the city’s coffee scene is packed with flavors you won’t want to miss. Act fast as these specials won’t be around forever. Here’s where to find the best March coffee and pastry offerings in NYC.
Brooklyn Botanic Garden is a peaceful retreat, and its much-anticipated Lightscape event is coming soon, starting January 5th. After soaking in this magical display or simply enjoying the garden's serenity, nearby neighborhoods offer fantastic coffee spots for every mood. Whether you’re looking for a quiet moment or a lively café vibe, here’s a guide to the best coffee shops around the garden.
The East Village, on Manhattan's East Side, is known for its lively nightlife and laid-back daytime vibe. With vintage shops, cafes, and a rich cultural scene, it's a great spot to explore—especially for coffee lovers. Here’s a curated list of must-visit coffee shops in the East Village for every coffee enthusiast.
As fall arrives in New York City, nothing says "autumn" like a pumpkin-spiced latte (PSL) in hand. From iconic landmarks to cozy neighborhoods, the city offers plenty of picture-perfect spots for seasonal photos. Whether you're a PSL fan or just want a festive drink for your Instagram, here are nine NYC coffee shops where you can enjoy a pumpkin-flavored treat and snap the perfect fall pic.
Williamsburg is known for its trendy vibe, artisan shops, and vibrant music scene, but its excellent coffee culture often flies under the radar. From expertly crafted lattes to cozy cafés with delicious pastries, the neighborhood offers something for every coffee lover.
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Known for smoothies and bowls that taste like summer in a cup, Fresh My Day also crafts drinks with the same dedication to freshness. While better known for health-focused blends, the atmosphere here makes it a bright, cheerful stop after school. Staff are friendly, portions are generous, and even a quick visit comes with thoughtful touches, like a complimentary slice of watermelon.
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A neighborhood favorite for smoothies and light bites, Jenny On The Greens delivers the kind of easy, welcoming vibe that pairs well with a cold margarita in hand. Known for jerk chicken, spicy spinach patties, and bright juices like the Ever Greens, this spot adds an energizing note to any afternoon.
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Sonora leans fully into bold flavors and a lively dining room. Margaritas here come both frozen and on the rocks, paired with plates like crispy shrimp tacos, Sonora Burgers, and spicy salsas. The music is upbeat, the decor colorful, and the service quick and friendly. It is the kind of place where one drink easily turns into a longer stay, especially when the guacamole and queso hit the table.
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Bright, clean, and full of fresh fruit aromas, Tamar Juice Bar makes for a casual stop when a cool drink is needed. The menu is lined with smoothies and açaí bowls, but the same approach to freshness carries over to cocktails. Drinks are balanced and not overly sweet, and the staff greet every guest with genuine warmth.
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Vibrant and full of energy, The Taco Bar is exactly what it sounds like, a place where tacos and margaritas share equal billing. The fried chicken tacos and carne asada are standouts, but it is the drinks that seal the deal. Balanced, refreshing, and perfect alongside a plate of salsa-topped chips, these margaritas feel custom-made for summer afternoons.
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A true neighborhood fixture, Mezcal’s keeps the focus on straightforward, well-made margaritas served in generous pours. The pomegranate version is a local favorite, pairing nicely with hearty plates like nachos, taco salads, and veggie combos. Outdoor seating makes it an easy choice on warm days, while the casual, no-rush vibe encourages lingering.
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Tucked away but worth seeking out, Taqueria El Torito serves margaritas with a real kick, including a spicy version that delivers on its promise. The food menu is equally strong, with skirt steak and chorizo quesadillas earning high marks. The staff keep the atmosphere warm and welcoming, and regulars often treat it like a second home.
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This intimate spot keeps things cozy with a mix of craft cocktails, shareable plates, and an easygoing playlist of Mexican music videos. Drinks like the Watermelon Mescalita and Mayan Dreams stand out for their balanced flavors and fresh ingredients. Seating is split between indoor tables and a bit of outdoor space, making it a flexible choice depending on the weather.
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Equal parts bar and neighborhood hangout, Bar Bruno keeps things fun with frozen margaritas made from fresh lime juice. The food menu straddles the line between comfort and flair, with churro pancake tacos and fish tacos drawing plenty of attention. Service is friendly, and the atmosphere is relaxed enough for both brunch and evening drinks.
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Small in size but big in personality, Pokito is a happy hour haven where specialty cocktails share the spotlight with classic margaritas. The space is colorful and inviting, perfect for a quick post-school stop or a longer evening out. Drinks are well-balanced, and the staff make the experience as memorable as the menu.
Williamsburg is known for its trendy vibe, artisan shops, and vibrant music scene, but its excellent coffee culture often flies under the radar. From expertly crafted lattes to cozy cafés with delicious pastries, the neighborhood offers something for every coffee lover.
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