Café Gitane
242 Mott St @ Prince St
212 334 9552 no website
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If you can't get a table inside then there's always the take out hatch where you can grab a coffee, but the best people watching and food munching is going to be done from the inside out.
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Epistrophy
200 Mott St, btwn Spring St & Broome St
212 966 0904 www.epistrophycafe.com
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This quaint café is juxtapositioned on the borders of Nolita and Chinatown but truly belongs in a whole different world. Your coffee and panini will take you there.......
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126 Crosby St, btwn Houston & Prince
212 334 2234 www.housingworks.org
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Housing Works thrift store benefits homeless and low income New Yorkers living with HIV and Aids. So clean out your closet, deposit your used goods here, browse the racks and then relax in the cafe with a latte, a cookie and a book from their extensive bookstore. Also in Tribeca on Chambers St @ Greenwich St.
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Despaña
408 Broome St, btwn Lafayette & Cleveland
212 219 5050 www.despananyc.com
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This authentic Spanish deli serves up a selection of tapas and snacks which were good enough for even our very own native Spaniard to give her nod of approval to. A Chorizo and Manchengo bocadillo, followed by a plate of churros was the most popular selection on our table. The enormous jamon, which we didn't manage to sample, is already beckoning us back for round 2. Take Out also available and there is spacious (and almost hidden) seating which was perfect for the little lunch clubbers.
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