Gramercy Park

“Set wide the window. Let me drink the day.” —Edith Wharton

Our cafe in the historic Gramercy Park Building adds another chapter to a neighborhood as storied as any in New York City. From E.B. White’s fictional Stuart Little to President Teddy Roosevelt to poet Hart Crane, the blocks surrounding Gramercy Park have provided shelter to some of our country’s unforgettable figures. Our cafe, located on Park Avenue South between 20th and 21st Streets, offers a modern and generous space in which questions of past, present, and future can be considered while lingering over a seasonal single-origin pour over or an espresso (with a sparkling water back). Add to any drink a pastry, wafel, or the more satiating avocado toast, and you may find that you want to stay for awhile.