2023-06-13 03:25:00
Discover the city from the breakfast cafe. Inaugurate a different map of New York every day, from the areas that tourists normally do not set foot on, and begin the day, early in the morning, in the streets where their neighbors live. This is the experience of getting up early in the suburbs of Manhattan or Brooklyn between pancakes, sandwiches, burritos and puff pastries.
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Mud Coffee
Here there is always a queue waiting on the street. In Mud they prepare the coffee in 20 liters in 20 liters and it comes out impeccably. In addition, they have a patio in the back where you can enjoy a robust breakfast burrito that can fit beans, rice, bacon and avocado. The garnish potatoes arrive bathed in butter and it should be remembered that here they usually refill your cup for free. In Mud they took care of the coffee before both this drink and the neighborhood became fashionable, which is now full of flags in support of Zelensky.
???? Mud Coffee. Address: Ukrainian Village. 307 E 9th St.
2.
C&B
A tiny workshop on the edge of a park in a neighborhood that is in full swing. Some of the most interesting restaurants in the city are opening in this area, while they bake bread and fry lush donuts. There are no tables inside, there is a terrace where you can unwrap a good bacon and egg sandwich, while music plays from an old record player next to the counter. If you take a walk here on a weekend, there might be a jazz band playing live on the sidewalk.
???? C&B. . . . Address: Alphabet City. 178 E 7th St.
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Frenchette Bakery
In TriBeCa live those who do not want to be seen. Some of the greatest fortunes in the world take refuge in these little houses of barely three floors that rise from the cobblestones. It is the oasis in the middle of the bustle, it is the hinge between the noise. And here, also hidden, is Frenchette, one of the best representatives of the emergence of the new bread and puff pastry shops in the city. He is inside an office building, in a corridor and you would never know that he exists if you don’t enter. Aerial croissants stuffed with rhubarb and chocolate bread with hazelnuts from the first hour.
???? Frenchette Bakery. Address: TriBeCa 220 Church St.
4.
Golden Diner
On the border between Chinatown and the Lower East Side, a cultural battle is raging that is leaving fabulous dining options. Golden Diner is an Asian New Yorker’s point of view of what one of those traditional American diners should be. Breakfast is served at the bar. Ask for pancakes, of course, and don’t forget their chicken sandwich, which is crispy and with red cabbage. Chef Sam Yoo learned what he knows in one of the city’s most legendary kitchens: Momofuku Ko.
???? Golden Diner. Direction: Two Bridges. 123 Madison St.
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Raf’s
Those who think they know go to SoHo, those who know go to NoHo, across the street. Rafs is right now one of the toughest reservations in all of NYC, the new restaurant from the starred cooks of the Musket Room is the place to go to be seen. Having dinner is almost impossible, but you can go on a weekend for breakfast of its fragrant puff pastries and its excellent coffee. A place halfway between Italy and France that smells of bread and butter and where you should steal a pack of matches before going out into the maelstrom again.
???? Raf’s. Address: NoHo. 290 Elizabeth St.
6.
Burrow
Burrow is Brooklyn’s best kept secret. It’s in the DUMBO neighborhood, near the picture everyone wants to take of the bridge and cobblestones. But you can’t see it even if you walk through the door. Burrow is a tiny French pastry shop run by a Japanese couple who barely speak English. Here is requested Basque cakeThey are sharing financiers y Madeleines or have leek quiche for breakfast. Burrow is a tiny room behind the elevators in an office building that suddenly takes you to the Paris that only exists in dreams.
???? Burrow. Address: Dumbo. 68 Jay St. #119, Brooklyn.
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Agi’s Counter
A Hungarian breakfast in New York? Well of course. More or less. Here you have to share some half crepes, half pancakes that are bathed in blueberry jam and to which they put an ingot of hat butter. But one cannot leave without trying their stuffed eggs and a tuna sandwich that comes to the table with piparras. It’s right next to Prospect Park, which Central Park is great, but this park has a gigantic expanse of grass to walk on a blissful morning.
???? Agi’s Counter. Address: Crown Heights. 818 Franklin Ave, Brooklyn.
8.
Win Son Bakery
In Williamsburg there is no room for one more trendy joint, so you have to have breakfast a little further on, on the way to Bushwick. If there is something to have for breakfast in the United States, it is a BEC, a bacon, egg and cheese sandwich. In this place you have to ask for the Taiwanese version, in which they replace the bread with spring onion pancakes. Be careful, every breakfast calls for a dessert to match, and in NYC there is always a good donut to eat. At Win Son, with an Asian look, they make it with mochi dough.
???? Win Son Bakery. Address: Bushwick. 164 Graham Ave, Brooklyn.
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