Cafés · Greenwich Village and the West Side
Caffe Reggio
Caffe Reggio is a coffee house on MacDougal Street in Greenwich Village, opened in 1927 and holding an espresso machine of 1902 in the front room.
Why it matters
Included as the surviving example of the MacDougal Street coffee-house strip that made Greenwich Village a place people went to sit rather than to live.
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Good for
- Solo afternoon — A small room built for sitting a long time over one cup.
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Sources & verification
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