When it comes to coffee, there's nothing quite so comforting to Italians as the blue and white Lavazza logo, an emblem of Italians’ favorite coffee since 1895. Whether it's morning, afternoon or night, Lavazza stands out to deliver an authentic Italian coffee experience that's as aromatic and flavorful as any in Italy. Here are some places in New York where you can sip Lavazza coffee that, to Italians, tastes just like home.
Six of the Best Coffee Places in New York
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From Tribeca to Soho to the Upper East Side, here are six unmissable coffee places in the Big Apple.
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Caffè Lavazza Eataly Downtown
Anyone looking to emulate the feeling of being in Italy need only visit Caffè Lavazza in Eataly Downtown. From a cappuccino to a latte to a macchiato, the wide range of espresso-based drinks offers a beverage for every taste. If you want to recreate the fragrances in your own kitchen, pick up some L...
Tarallucci e Vino
If there’s one place in New York that evokes the spirit of a true Italian “bar,” it’s Tarallucci e Vino. Open for three meals a day and everything in between (plus aperitivo!), you can pop in at any time to enjoy a cup and even pair it with an Italian-style pastry. Be warned: once you’re seated, it’...
Locanda Verde
Chef Andrew Carmellini’s flavorful rustic Italian fare is not the only reason to drop by this cozy brick-walled Tribeca trattoria. Duck into Locanda Verde’s cafe, either on your own or in good company, for a cappuccino—an experience made even more pleasurable when accompanied by one of the delightfu...
Serafina
An Upper East Side staple, Serafina is beloved by locals and visitors alike for its feels-like-home ambiance and tastes-like-home Italian fare. From an assortment of pizzas and pastas to tantalizing antipasti such as tender beef carpaccio, Serafina’s guests can cap their meal with an aromatic brew, ...
Sant Ambroeus Park Avenue at Loews Hotel
Conveniently located near Central Park, this Milan export not only serves coffee but also a selection of bite-sized sandwiches and focaccia. With Rosso Impero stone countertops and Villa Lagoon concrete floors juxtaposed with stainless steel, Sant Ambroeus Park Avenue brings a sampling of Italy’s fa...
Cipriani Downtown Soho
Bellini’s aren’t the only beverage that Cipriani does well—the iconic restaurant also brews a delightful cup of joe. Located in the heart of Soho, Cipriani Downtown is a casual iteration of this historic Italian institution. While there’s nothing quite so carefree as sitting beside Venice’s Giudecca...