Coffee & A Light Bite

The first international outpost of a wildly popular Japanese bakery chain brings chewy, fluffy brioche donuts with some quirky donut sandwiches to Times Square.

This tiny bakery cranks out some excellent baked goods.

Find fluffy conchas and nutty cookies—all made with full-inclusion, house-milled flours—at this bright little East Harlem bakery.

Stick around for more than the pastries at this all-day cafe on the Williamsburg waterfront.

PPL takes their coffee and tea seriously.

Get the bread, but don’t miss the pastries.

Stop by for a cappuccino and take home some fresh pasta for later.

Head to Cafe Jalu for a pastry while shopping (read: people-watching) through Printemps.

At this Sunnyside bakery, brioche donuts, cookies, and laminated pastries are a delicious vehicle for Filipino flavors like ube and calamansi.

If you’ve ever longed to eat food in the shape of the Louis Vuitton logo, this luxurious restaurant inside their flagship store has you covered.

Is your roommate a pain? Did you forget to pay Spectrum? Sounds like you need a coffee shop with wifi.

Overflow Coffee is an uncommonly pleasant place to get work done—or hang with your toddler—in Long Island City.

A spacious and laptop-friendly Harlem coffee shop with good lunch options.

At this classic late-night coffee shop, see NYC's first Italian espresso machine and sit on a Renaissance bench while sending emails.

A Pakistani tea and coffee shop with creative snacks and Coke Studio energy.

Sunday Morning’s cinnamon rolls definitely clear what you’d find at a mall.

In Bushwick, Lazy Suzy is a cafe where everyone, you included, does work.

Dolly’s serves genius egg sandwiches and ube morning buns.

Bathhouse has a social vibe and a cafe with reliable, filling food.

Word Of Mouth is a cafe, wine bar, and bookstore, as well as the unofficial co-working space for anyone with a 11238 zip code.

Gem Home is a home goods store with baked goods and a delicious smoked trout sandwich.

Would you like to eat an entire sheet tray of baked treats? We know just the place.

St. Jardim is a tiny all-day spot, and it’s one of the best places to read, chat, and drink in the West Village.

At this excellent bakery, the palmiers have caraway seeds, and the pretzels look like hugging arms.