This homage to Little Italy, from the same team behind Michelin-starred The Musket Room, has everything you could want, from outstanding pastries courtesy of Camari Mick and incredible entrees from Mary Attea.
From the team who brought us Ruby’s & Elephante, Dudley’s is a neighborhood staple that delivers good vibes and great food in equal measure. The American-meets-Australian all-day cafe serves a lust-worthy brunch, alongside sandwiches, and pasta, all within a lively environment that’s a destination to see-and-be-seen.
Since 2003, Little Ruby’s Cafe has brought Australian cafe culture to New York City, offering approachable all-day fare, specialty drinks, and a full coffee program. Open for brekkie, lunch and dinner 7 days a week, Little Ruby’s Cafe’s beloved menu features the signature burgers, pastas, salads and brunch classics, all served in thoughtfully designed spaces.Located on the landmark corner of West 4th St & 7th Avenue, our newest Little Ruby’s Cafe features an airy, multi-level space. A first for Little Ruby’s, West Village offers a full bar with an exclusive cocktail program alongside our classic menu with new dishes unique to the location. With an expansive terrace and sweeping windows, the West Village restaurant invites guests to absorb the energy of the neighborhood as they enjoy their morning brekkie or grab cocktails and dinner with friends. Opening October 2023. Little Ruby’s West Village will be open 7 days a week for brekkie, lunch and dinner.
The Elysian Cafe is a casual French-American restaurant with a large bar area, quiet back dining room and a large outdoor dining area. Located in Hoboken, NJ it is the oldest owned and operated bar in Hoboken. Beautiful 100 year old plaster ceilings span the entire inside dining area, giving a warm feeling for the dining experience. The outdoor dining cafe brings you right to the streets of Paris and are adorned in white flowers and shaded areas. The Elysian Cafe is a great place to grab a quick bite, meet up with old friends for a chatty afternoon or have a quiet dinner date.
Café Paradiso, nestled within the vibrant ambiance Film at Lincoln Center, stands as a testament to the fusion of Italian and American cultures, crafted with an infusion of passion and heritage. Its genesis emerges from the rich tapestry of experiences, blending 35 years of life in Pietrasanta, an artistic enclave near Florence, with the spirited upbringing of the Bronx.Conveniently located across from Juilliard, Café Paradiso beckons students and theater enthusiasts alike. As a haven for pre-theatre dining, whether before a performance at Lincoln Center or a movie, we invite you to savor exquisite flavors and unwind in a setting that exudes charm and sophistication.Moreover, in recognition of local students, we extend a 10% discount to students from Juilliard, Columbia, and AMDA. Don't forget to present your student ID! At Café Paradiso, every visit promises not just a meal, but a celebration of diverse influences and shared passions, weaving together moments of joy and inspiration.
Lafayette is an everyday French restaurant conducting the spirit of French dining anew in downtown Manhattan’s NoHo neighborhood. Open morning, noon and night, this grand café and bakery is dedicated to Chef Andrew Carmellini's market-driven bistro cooking in a timeless hallmark setting. Our light-flushed dining room features soaring arched windows overlooking the NoHo streetscapes and a lively rotisserie bar. Our corner boulangerie-patisserie is open all hours offering artisanal breads, croissants, Stumptown coffee drinks, a light breakfast or lunch and a host of confections. In warm weather months, our sidewalk cafe opens daily for open air breakfast, lunch, brunch and dinner service.
Located within the award winning Hotel Hugo in West Soho, Felix Roasting Co., New York City’s most celebrated coffee shop, offers an expansive All-Day Menu, along with a full bar program. Decorated with imported Italian mahogany, Venetian glass, and custom wallpaper, this is the perfect location to begin your day with an avocado toast and a hot latte, catch up with friends over a quick lunch, hold a working meeting with your colleagues, or enjoy a casual dinner.
The PARISIAN TEA ROOM NYC - is located in the heart of the Garment Center.OFFERINGS: Breakfast, brunch & lunch & OUR SIGNATURE High Tea or Afternoon Tea experiences.PARTIES: Host an exquisite event such as a Fashion Collaboration, Baby Shower, Bridal Shower, Birthday or just a “Girls Day Out.” ABOUT: Feel like an aristocrat during the 1920’s in Paris…….Travels to authentic tea rooms in Paris inspired fashion designer, Karen Elizabeth Lozner (owner of Karen’s School of Fashion) to create her own “1920s in Fashion” Tea Room experience — an elegant place for breakfast, brunch, lunch, dessert, High Tea and special events. POLICIES: Cancellations are granted with no penalty if cancelled with cafe at least 5 days prior or a charge of $50 per guest. Parties of 6+ need to cancel at least 10 days prior or be responsible for the FULL AMOUNT of the reservation. You can cancel via Open Table or by calling 212-500-8430
Madame Rose Mobile Creperie brings a unique and elegant twist to the Staten Island food scene, serving up freshly made gourmet crepes with a touch of French flair, inside a charming mobile cafe. Specializing in both sweet and savory creations, we pride ourselves on using high-quality ingredients to craft crepes that delight the senses. Making every meal a memorable experience for the Staten Island community.
In Italy, street food is centered around the lifestyle of the piazza caffès and side alley wine bars, best discovered with friends and family. Here, on the Lower East Side, Trapizzino moves with the rhythms of the day - an espresso alongside warm bomboloni, a midday trapizzini enjoyed al fresco, refreshing spritz with shared vegetable small plates, or a larger feast with friends. The New York outpost of Stefano Callegari's Roman-rooted, internationally-acclaimed restaurant, Trapizzino brings a taste of the Eternal City to the corner of Orchard and Rivington Streets.
