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NYC Cafés & Bakeries
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Coffee and bakeries across the city: Levain's cookies, Apollo's sourdough bagels, Ess-a-Bagel, Dominique Ansel and Veniero's, plus serious coffee at La Cabra, Sey and Devoción.
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Big, puffy, old-school New York bagels with generous schmears at its First Avenue shop, where the line moves fast. Classic bagels · Gramercy, Manhattan · $
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The West Village walk-up window of a Brooklyn Heights bakery, selling shatteringly flaky croissants to eat on the sidewalk. Croissant window · West Village, Manhattan · $
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The SoHo birthplace of the Cronut and cookie shots, with an excellent plain croissant if you swing by on a weekday morning. French pastry · SoHo, Manhattan · $$
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An Astoria coffee house sourcing beans directly from small farms in Yemen and Guatemala, brewing bright, fruity pour-overs and maple oat lattes. Yemeni-Guatemalan coffee · Astoria, Queens · $
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The original basement shop for colossal, gooey cookies; get the walnut chocolate chip or the dark chocolate-chocolate chip. Cookies · Upper West Side, Manhattan · $
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A Sunnyside Filipino bakery making meticulously built brioche donuts, some garnished with ube chips or filled with flan. Filipino donut bakery · Sunnyside, Queens · $
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An East Village bakery showcasing Southeast Asian kuih and pandan- and coconut-scented cakes, displayed in glass cases like jewels. Southeast Asian kuih bakery · East Village, Manhattan · $$
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Harlem's one-stop shop for good coffee, curated home goods and a community vibe, all under one roof. Coffee & lifestyle shop · Harlem, Manhattan · $
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A posh, beautifully designed café whose ornate interiors match an inventive, carefully crafted coffee program. Design-forward coffee bar · NoMad, Manhattan · $$
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A skylit Williamsburg roastery café with leather couches, exposed brick and signature yellow mugs, brewing fresh Colombian beans sourced by its Medellín-born founder. Colombian coffee roaster · Williamsburg, Brooklyn · $
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A Yemeni coffee house that buzzes late into the night with families sharing pots of spiced Adeni chai and khaliat alnahl, a cream cheese-stuffed honey pastry. Yemeni coffee house · Williamsburg, Brooklyn · $
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A tiny uptown café on residential Pinehurst Avenue serving Ethiopian-sourced coffee, ideal before an afternoon in Fort Tryon Park. Ethiopian coffee · Hudson Heights, Manhattan · $
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A narrow, butter-yellow-and-red coffee nook run by one man, its interior decorated with objects thrifted in LA; easy to miss and hard to forget. Coffee shop · Lower East Side, Manhattan · $
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A tiny coffee counter near Morningside Park for meticulous, splurge-worthy pour-overs that are worth every cent. Pour-over coffee bar · Harlem (Morningside), Manhattan · $$
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A cheerful Cooper Square bakery where nobody gets just one thing: grab a tray and pile it high with sweet and savory treats. Bakery café · East Village, Manhattan · $
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An Upper East Side bakery founded in 1916, now known for wine- and beer-fermented artisan loaves, rugelach, babka and black-and-white cookies. Artisan bread bakery · Upper East Side, Manhattan · $
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A sweet little Park Slope bakery with a croissant that could win a French lamination contest: airy, buttery and crackly on the bottom. French bakery · Park Slope, Brooklyn · $
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A minimalist Scandinavian bakery whose glossy cardamom buns with a hint of Earl Grey are the draw, plus cheddar morning buns and chocolate-cherry cookies. Scandinavian bakery · East Village, Manhattan · $
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The bakery arm of Clinton Hill's Otway restaurant, turning out wonderfully idiosyncratic croissants and pastries down the block from the dining room. Bakery · Clinton Hill, Brooklyn · $
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Puffy, crackly sourdough bagels from the team behind Leo pizzeria, served at an industrial counter that's a scene on weekends. Sourdough bagels · East Village, Manhattan · $
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An East Village pastry institution since 1894: cannoli, gorgeous layer cakes and creamy deep-dish cheesecake, with old-world café seating in back. Italian pastry shop · East Village, Manhattan · $$
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A Bed-Stuy coffee shop known for its purple, sprinkle-covered ube morning bun, a raw-honey honey bun and a cheesesteak-and-egg breakfast sandwich on sesame milk bread. Bakery & coffee shop · Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn · $ Good to know: On a break until November (as of October 2026).
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A friendly local roaster known for nutty, chocolatey coffees, with work-friendly cafés across Brooklyn and Manhattan; the Park Slope shop is a neighborhood go-to. Coffee roaster café · Park Slope, Brooklyn · $
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A 'third-culture' bakery blending Middle Eastern flavors and Danish technique: za'atar labneh morning buns, strawberry-sumac Linzer cookies and glossy croissants. Middle Eastern-Danish bakery · East Village, Manhattan · $$
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Technically flawless, wildly creative pastries, like a milk-and-honey sticky bun croissant and lemon-poppy cruffins, in a sleek Lower East Side shop. Bakery (laminated pastry) · Lower East Side, Manhattan · $$
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A Greenpoint bakery worth the weekend line for its square rhubarb-and-custard croissants and an overachieving case of laminated pastries. Bakery · Greenpoint, Brooklyn · $
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A skylit, plant-filled warehouse café where the roaster brews light, bright Nordic-style coffees for the connoisseurs. Specialty roaster café · East Williamsburg, Brooklyn · $$
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An East Village espresso institution since 2007, pulling small, chocolatey shots of house-roasted beans alongside an orange-scented olive oil cake. Espresso bar & pastries · East Village, Manhattan · $
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A jazz-age Japanese kissaten by day, one of the few places for siphon coffee and pour-overs, with omurice, hayashi rice and Japanese-style spaghetti for lunch. Japanese kissaten · East Village, Manhattan · $
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The Danish roaster's original New York café, where the line moves toward expertly pulled coffee in earthenware cups and sticky, airy cardamom buns that are worth every minute. Scandinavian coffee & bakery · East Village, Manhattan · $$