Oatmeal cookie fans should head to
Joe the Art of Coffee, where the soft and chewy cookies are studded with just as many plump currants as there are oats.
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If there's one thing
Iris Cafe's Rachel Graville knows her way around, it's a boiled egg on bread. So when it was announced she'd be curating the upscale student lunch program for the new
Joe Cafe at Columbia University, this was good news to all uptown stomachs.
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[Photo: Kathy YL Chan] There are two places in the city where I enjoy "everyday" iced chocolate. This is iced chocolate that isn't obscenely rich, thick, or velvety—it's closer to a chilly glass of milk chocolate, one you can...
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[Photograph: Kathy YL Chan] If the weather keeps up and humid the way it has been for the last week, I'm going be drinking, many, many of these Espresso Granitas ($4) from Joe the Art of Coffee. It's the...
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All the polls! In the last few years, New York has slowly but surely developed an impressive coffee scene. So today in the Serious Eats New York People's Choice Awards, we're asking—where's your favorite caffeine fix? Feel free to specify...
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The contenders: Milk and Cookies, Insomnia Bakery, Jack's Stir Brew, Bouley Bakery, Balthazar, Dessert Club, Paradis To Go, Roasting Plant, Sugar Sweet Sunshine, and the Downtown Cookie Company.
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[Photo: Kathy Chan] I was waiting in line at Joe's the other day when I spotted this pumpkin muffin baked by Bread Alone. And considering my goal to hunt down every delicious pumpkin sweet in the city, I couldn't...
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For McDonald's, this is the biggest roll-out since they birthed Egg McMuffins and the rest of the breakfast line. McCafe, the new beverage-based initiative that's supposed to quiet the drip coffee haters, will eventually be located in 85 percent...
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Should restaurant owners make known their political stances, if they so choose? Or should partisan positions be left at the café door?
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