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Caffe Reggio
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Caffe Reggio survives as a remnant of an Italian neighborhood that once existed in the area. A locals’ coffee and pastry stop, it's maintained its old world, bohemian vibe since 1927. The chairs and tables are out of a Fellini movie, a magnificent 1902 espresso machine pumps out warm coffee, and Italian antiques and paintings decorate the walls. Grab a seat on the antique bench along the back wall. It’s a Medici family antique.
Esther
February 15, 2017
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Tayler
February 23, 2019
1927 - The perfect spot to enjoy your morning coffee. An Italian staple since 1927, rumor has it they brought the first espresso machine to the US from Italy and introduced America to the cappuccino as we know it today. Scenes from the Godfather were filmed here and in 1959 it was John F. Kennedy’s choice for a speech in his Presidential campaign.
Hannah
June 22, 2016
This is my favorite spot in Manhattan. Quaint cafe with awesome espresso and they let you sit there and talk for hours without pressuring you to leave. Great for catching up with friends or dates.
Meghan
June 5, 2016
It's old and cute. Quintessential experience in the village.
M.
January 8, 2015
Best tiramisu and italian sandwhiches
Wes
September 16, 2013
THE first cafe in the United States to serve a Cappuccino... They have great coffee here, and a cool vibe. We would recommend the double espresso with bailey's! It's a trip!
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119 MacDougal St
New York, NY