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Coffee Project New York | Financial District
Coffee Project New York is renowned for its innovative brews and welcoming atmosphere. Patrons praise the friendly staff and the exceptional quality of both food and beverages. Whether you're in the mood for a classic latte or something more adventurous, this spot has you covered.
MCM Coffee
Nestled in the heart of the Financial District, MCM Coffee is a cozy haven for coffee enthusiasts. Known for its delicious treats and quality coffee, it's a favorite among locals and visitors. The rose/pistachio latte and chai latte come highly recommended.
T Café
Situated within the Tin Building at 96 South Street, T Café offers freshly baked pastries and custom La Marzocco espresso machines. With plenty of outdoor patio seating, it's an ideal spot to relax and enjoy the waterfront views.
Café Patoro
Just steps away from the Brooklyn Bridge, Café Patoro at 223 Front St brings Brazilian flavors to NYC. Their caramel coffee and ham and cheese croissant are must-tries. The friendly staff and cozy ambiance make it a delightful stop.
Remi Flower & Coffee
Combining a floral boutique with a coffee shop, Remi Flower & Coffee offers a unique experience. Their tiramisu and lavender lattes are crowd favorites, and the cozy, flower-filled setting provides a serene escape from the bustling city.
No Plates Coffee
No Plates Coffee is a hidden gem celebrated for its warm atmosphere and delectable offerings. The sandwiches are particularly noteworthy, made with fresh, crispy bread and generous fillings. It's a perfect spot to unwind and savor quality coffee.
Simpl Coffee
Simpl Coffee stands out for its commitment to natural flavors, offering beverages like the Real Strawberry Latte without artificial additives. The friendly staff and excellent service enhance the overall experience, making it a must-visit for coffee purists.
Sift Cakes and Cookies
For those with a sweet tooth, Sift Cakes and Cookies is a dream come true. Their matcha cheesecake and pandan latte are particularly popular. The cute ambiance and reasonable prices make it a delightful spot to indulge.
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180 Maiden Café and Atrium
Ideal for digital nomads, 180 Maiden Café offers a spacious area with ample seating and a variety of food options nearby. It's a convenient spot to catch up on work or relax with a cup of coffee while enjoying the vibrant surroundings.
Bear Donut
Tucked in the heart of Koreatown, Bear Donut brings soft, airy textures and fun flavors to the city’s donut scene. Think pistachio, toasted coconut, and coffee toffee, all crafted with care and just the right amount of sweetness. It’s a small spot with a peek into the kitchen and a few indoor seats—perfect for grabbing something light and tasty while exploring K-Town.
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Peter Pan Donut & Pastry Shop
A throwback in the best way, Peter Pan is beloved for its retro uniforms, counter service, and classic donut flavors that are made fresh all day long. Affordable, flavorful, and just the right amount of nostalgic, this place is an NYC institution. The cinnamon rolls are a must, and yes, there might be a wait, but it’s worth it.
6ix Donutz - NYC
This spot is all about fun, fresh flavors with a warm welcome. The Nutella and Biscoff cinnamon sugar combo is a standout, but every donut delivers. Whether you're grabbing one or a whole box, the service is stellar and the vibe is relaxed. Plus, the donuts smell as good as they taste.
Angelina Bakery - Times Square
Their Italian-inspired baked goods include bomboloni (Italian cream-filled donuts) that are so pillowy and addictive. It’s a cozy spot to sip coffee and watch the world go by, or grab a box to treat your coworkers.
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Moe's Doughs
Often compared to Peter Pan, Moe’s might just outshine them in variety. Their blueberry glaze is especially memorable, with a perfect outer crisp and soft, airy inside. This under-the-radar gem nails all the classics and adds a few surprises to keep things interesting.
Fat Doughnut
This low-key, family-run shop has that warm, neighborhood feel you can’t fake. The donuts are always fresh and generously sized. They also serve sandwiches, yogurt, and even housemade cakes. It’s the kind of spot you go to once and become a regular the next day.
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Mike's Donuts
These are the donuts that turn skeptics into believers. Perfectly fluffy with generous fillings and creative toppings. The Fruity Pebbles donut is a big hit with kids, while the cream-filled varieties taste anything but artificial. A local favorite for good reason.
Rofaqaa – Bushwick
A quiet stunner in Bushwick, Rofaqaa feels more like a creative hideaway than just another coffee stop. The space has that perfect blend of warmth and minimal design. Their coffee game is strong, from silky flat whites to rich pour-overs. Owner Izzy’s passion for hospitality shines here, making it an easy place to linger.
Uniqlo Coffee 5th Avenue
Located in the Rio Tokyo section of the SoHo flagship, UNIQLO Coffee is serving up surprisingly excellent lattes and matcha drinks at wallet-friendly prices. The oat milk matcha is a hit, and if you’re already picking up a new jacket, why not grab a coffee that holds its own against some of the city’s specialty spots?
Felix Roasting Co. – Midtown
Midtown isn’t always known for standout coffee, but Felix Roasting Co. is helping change that. Their new outpost is absolutely beautiful—think plush seating, dramatic lighting, and a kind of velvet-cloaked calm that feels worlds away from office chaos. The coffee is smooth and intentionally crafted (yes, the baristas really care about your cortado), and their breakfast options are equally polished.
Café Jalu – Financial District
Right inside the chic new French department store Printemps in FiDi, Café Jalu is your excuse to pretend you live in Paris, at least for one latte. They’ve got Caribbean and French pastries, friendly staff, and an incredibly good spiced raisin latte you probably didn’t know you needed. Whether you’re there to shop or just soak in the maximalist design, this is a great pause spot to recharge.
12 Matcha – NoHo
If you’ve walked by a very chill line of people in NoHo lately, it was probably for 12 Matcha. Yes, the hype is real. This peaceful matcha-focused café is doing everything right—from hand-whisked drinks to creamy matcha soft serve and one of the best Basque cheesecakes in the city. The aesthetic is polished without being try-hard, and the matcha lattes are rich, earthy, and made with precision.
Handcraft Coffee
If you’re coming off a brisk morning walk through the cherry-lined path and craving something warm and cozy, Handcraft Coffee is a comforting stop nearby. The café is known for its exceptionally friendly staff and standout lattes — including one of the best chai lattes in the city.
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Viand - Upper East Side
Sometimes you want more than a coffee — you want eggs, pancakes, and old-school diner energy. Viand is exactly that. Located just a few blocks from the East 72nd entrance, this cash-only spot is beloved for its massive omelets, fast service, and endless coffee refills.
Blank Street Coffee - Upper East Side
If you’re the type who loves a seasonal latte and fast service, Blank Street is a sleek and solid go-to. This small café chain has popped up all over the city, and the Upper East Side location near the park is convenient without being chaotic. Staff are friendly and drinks are creative.
The Coffee Inn
Just a short walk from the buzz of the park, The Coffee Inn offers a cozy corner to decompress after the sensory delight of cherry blossom viewing. Their donut selection is lowkey great, and if you’re not in the mood for caffeine, they’ve got milkshakes and a small breakfast menu worth checking out.
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