New York's cafe culture splits between old neighborhood counters and a wave of single-origin roasters that arrived over the past two decades. Abraço in the East Village and Devoción in Williamsburg represent the specialty-coffee side, while Lexington Candy Shop on the Upper East Side keeps a pre-war luncheonette running almost unchanged. Russ & Daughters Cafe on the Lower East Side ties the city's coffee habit back to its appetizing tradition.
Russ & Daughters Cafe on Orchard Street is the sit-down sister of the Houston Street counter in New York City. Located in Lower East Side. At 127 Orchard St..
TipBrunch books two weeks out on weekends. Tuesday and Wednesday lunch is the easy walk-in for the same plates.
The Elk on Charles Street runs a quiet, daylight cafe in the West Village, New York City. Order the maple latte. At 128 Charles Street. Booking recommended.
TipTwo tables, four counter seats, no laptops at peak weekend hours. Tuesday afternoons are quiet enough to work.
Third Rail on Sullivan Street has poured Stumptown espresso in Greenwich Village, New York City since 2010. Three counter stools, four sidewalk tables.
TipCloses 18:00 daily. NYU students fill the seats from 14:00; come early or late for room.
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