Cafe Panino Mucho Giusto

Loved this little spot! The interior is so relaxed, with mellow jazz and rustic decor. Super cozy in the fall. The prosciutto panini was tasty, and the workers are very kind. Will come back.

This cafe is my absolute go to for a long nice chat with my friends as well as a productive work afternoon. However, recently there has been a new development that has caused me to leaving the cafe smelling like a piece of prosciutto. While I love prosciutto, I don’t like to necessarily smell like it - there is a reason why it is not a scent sold in the perfume industry. Hoping for an air quality improvement. Best, Stana Update: Went Yesterday, had to hang my fabulous cashmere sweater out my window for a couple of hours…the prosciutto smell was powerful this time.

Cute & cozy coffee spot with breakfast eats off Hudson. They also offer paninis, juices, salads and more! The staff is super friendly and I love the outdoor and indoor seating options. There’s little nooks in the window great for relaxing. I went with an iced latte with oat milk and need to come back to try the food. It’s reasonably priced which is always a plus.

At Cafe Panino Mucho Giusto on Hudson St by Perry St in the West Village, the blueberry scone and apricot danish were very good. The interior of the cafe has a very rustic and historic, old world character, with a low volume tasteful, classic jazz music playing in the background when I was there.

Genuinely friendly people take care of this brilliant place of classic setting incorporated with the modern sense of service. I really enjoyed their food and coffee in every aspect--the taste, portion, and the way it's served. In the neighborhood where more and more coffee shops are turned into "no seats for you but please select 20% tip on the ipad screen" style, this kind of place is the marvel I would like to see longer.

Where should I begin? I will start with leave this: Please leave the Starbucks/ Dunkin Donuts attitude at the door. The atmosphere is artistic and old world. The cappuccino was a bit cold, but the salmon and lox made up for it and more! Outdoor seating is ideal for those who want to take on the neighborhood. Note: If you are in a hurry, do not bother. This is an experience that deserves all the patience and attention you have. It is so worth it. Prices are incredible for the quality offered. I will be back. R76

I came across this cafe off of West 4th and really enjoyed it. It was clear that the customers walking in were loyal long-term customers as the employees knew them by first name. There were these nice deep-cushioned benches right near the windows so I sat there and enjoyed my grilled eggplant panini and iced oat milk latte. The total cost was about $20 for both which is definitely pricey but considering the area it's average.

Everyone is incredibly friendly Coffee’s great Food excellent Service tops Watta place!

What a cute west village coffee shop! There are a few tables inside and out to enjoy your coffee and food at. The barista was helpful. I had a maple Iced latte which was tasty. I did not have any food here as I could not decide what I was in the mood for.

Great little spot in the West Village for coffee, bagel, and other goodies. Cozy indoor seating and good outdoor seating for great people watching. Check it out!

Food. Service. Ambiance. A delightful experience. A truly neighborhood cafe. With great ambiance. Wonderful, friendly service. Food is delicious.

Adorable little cafe in the West Village that we just happened upon on a Sunday morning. Got the Smoked Salmon Special on a sesame bagel that was on par with any great bagel shop (and there is one just a block away). The staff were super friendly and nice! Ambiance was perfectly West Village.

Firefirefire Rrrrrrr They gave me the gluten free exactly how I wanted Ambiance Service amazing

Great 'local favorite' in the West Village. Be prepared to meet nice people, enjoy great coffee and conversation. Or work quietly at one of the cafe tables!

Tried this place my first day visiting new york and I went back the next day for seconds. The staff is very nice and accommodating. Food came out at an attentive time and was delicious. I highly recommend the lentil soup. This place is very good to sit down and whine down.

A sweet little cafe and the perfect spot for a simple al fresco lunch in the West Village. We stopped in for a weekday meal, and after ordering from their friendly and attentive cashier, enjoyed our food on a sidewalk table. The Gusto salad with added prosciutto was beyond fresh and tasty and came with an ample serving of fresh mozz and avocado. Her egg bagel and our friend's prosciutto panini were similarly delicious. An outstanding spot for a quick and breezy lunch.

Cute, cosy, yummy paninis, nice coffee, friendly service. Quickly becoming a regular!

A genuine local joint that's not a corporate coffee place. Great sandwiches and breakfast pastries. A chill friendly pace at all times of day.

Very cute cafe in the West Village, oh-so-quaint! It's quite small, with under 10 chairs, but the nutella latte I got ($8 post tip) was pretty tasty and served expediently! On a Thursday afternoon there was a steady crowd coming in and out. Not a super great place to use your laptop (no wifi, cramped), but definitely awesome ambiance to chat and people watch!

Great location to catch up with a friend for a Sunday morning bite. It's a cafe where you can get a range of things from coffee to sandwiches. Really enjoy the atmosphere and the outdoor seating. The salmon special was good, had all the ingredients of a lox bagel at a decent price. Not as much indoor seating as outdoor so I'd recommend to keep an eye out for open seats. If not, you can always eat at the park a few blocks away. Nice artsy place for a coffee or breakfast run. Recommend it.

Cozy neighborhood WiFi cafe, delicious paninis and mocha latte (they have decaf options which is great) and super friendly service. 10/10

This place was so cute and a perfect place to get some work done on a chilly weekday afternoon. My panini was perfectly toasted and filled with nice roasted vegetables. The chai latte, on the other hand, was fine but not noteworthy. Prices were also just okay, but probably on par with what's to be expected in West Village. What really sold me was the ambiance and service though. The guys at the counter and the owner were all incredibly warm and friendly to everyone who came in (+ there were clearly regulars - people who they knew by name, of all ages, which was so heartwarming to see). The playlist was cozy and jazzy and just set the perfect fall mood. The quintessential "neighborhood cafe around the corner".

Very rude service. Was excited to try but disappointed by how rude the staff was. Unfortunately won't be trying again

I must have come on a bad day. The gentleman behind the counter had such a terrible attitude, mind you this was my first time here so I had asked a few questions which he thought were ridiculous. He chuckled at one of my questions like if some how I should have known how it's served. I'm not saying the customer is always right but positive greeting and attention should be given to customers especially when there are questions. The place is really cute so the stars are for that. The food was okay.

Cafe Panino has that perfect cozy feel with a small footprint and a few outdoor seats. It has character and atmosphere. What it did not have on my visit was fast service likely due to the labor shortage. My panini came together well with the arugula, cheese and prosciutto. The bread was particularly good. Pleasant place to visit.

This go-to charming and welcoming little spot, in the west village, always delivers - - I really love the coffee here ... a juice and a toasted bagel with cucumbers and cream cheese - comfort and a delicious way to start the day It all keeps me coming back .... And it is not the commercial big brand store - -which never worked for me. Small and personal, quaint and charming is the mood I feel and am drawn to -- that is the west village I remember and enjoy whenever I can. Boyd Babbitt

I've passed by this place so many times and I'm always tempted to go in but never really any time. I've noticed they have people coming in and out, so must be good? They have various pastries including gluten free brownies and coffees/teas. The sandwiches are pretty cool, I found out they have gluten free bread and turkey bacon which is awesome! I ended up getting a blt on gluten free bread to go. When I opened up my sandwich, the bread was burnt and the bread was small. I think they charge too much for the gf bread, considering how small it was and that it was most likely udis bread. The service was fantastic thou, the people were super cool and answered my questions. I think this is a really cool place to stop by and have a bite to eat or even grab a coffee.

I stopped in while strolling through the West Village on my way back from an art museum. The shop caught my eye with its cute interior and outdoor seating. I ordered a Small Iced Pomegranate-Green Tea and a Large French Roast Iced Coffee. The drinks were good but not amazing for iced coffee or iced tea. I didn't get to try the food, but it looked good. I'd love to return and try out the sandwiches if I'm ever in the area again.

Go see Ama!! Cafe Panino quickly became my favorite local coffee shop in the sea of NYC option. It's charming, inviting, quaint, and cozy! Stepping into Cafe Panino transports you to Europe with the ambiance of decoration, music, and the locals gathering of all ages. Everything is delicious here and there are a ton of great menu options - coffee, lattes, teas, juices, bagels (from HH), scones, paninis, gluten free options, etc. It's the perfect spot to get work done or meetup with a friend. Ama is the friendliest and most helpful barista - she serves my favorite cappuccino in NYC and has the best recommendations and suggestions...& not just for food! She brought out a cut in half drink carrier when I had two drinks to go. The standard drink carrier for two drinks is always an awkward fit and such a waste. I've been to many coffee shops and had never seen this simple, yet supremely efficient and effective solution! I am so fortunate to have found this neighborhood gem and Ama. Thank you Cafe Panino & Ama!!

We ate breakfast here everyday when visiting the city. Try the yogurt and granola bowl, smoked salmon on a bagel and yummy coffees. We hope to come back!

Loved the salmon special $10 for Scottish smoked lox and capers tomatoes onions and a generous helping of cream cheese. It's pressed down on panini press. I don't love that part. But the quality of the ingredients is good. I also go plain bagel with plain cc. That's when u know- it's pretty good. Such a cute place to hang with some old folks and be chillin

I've been 3 times now, and have enjoyed each time. Very comfortable, great vibes. I keep getting a cappuccino and a sweat treat, but I'm inclined to order a sandwich next time after seeing these reviews. It takes me to another place, feels European and very classy/comfy.

I'm working on a project nearby for my job, and Cafe Panino has become one of my regular lunch stops. I used to live on Charles St., and retroactive regret has consumed my psyche for not patronizing this West Village gem when I was a neighbor. I love the prosciutto panini #2 the most. The toasted ciabatta is filled with thinly sliced prosciutto, pecorino, tomato, and arugula, with a slick drizzle of good olive oil. It's rare to find pecorino in sandwiches, and based on the successful execution found in this panini, I'm surprised more places don't include it. Service is always friendly, and you can definitely call in your order ahead. Prices are what you'd expect for the West Village.

Cafe panino mucho guisto is a spot I walk by all the time - finally decided to try it one weekend. I had the salmon special, and tried the prosciutto no. 2 and Strawberry banana smoothie that my boyfriend ordered. Everything was delicious! Friendly service, too.

Fast, cozy and delicious! Service is always 7 stars!! It is closer to my occasional job second place.

Really solid little panini spot in the west village. came here with a friend for a coffee and chicken sandwich. i have a sneaking suspicion that it's a bit of a local haunt since everyone there seemed to know everyone else, which is charming. excellent lunch spot for the single day a week i have to trudge up to SoHo for work, ha.

Have come here a couple of times. A small space that is nice and warm when it's cold outside. Food is solid. I've had the panini prosciutto #1, a panini with goat cheese and sun dried tomato, a omelet and the pastry that is half chocolate on top. For drink I've tried the machiatto and a glass of wine. I've never had anything bad here. The prosciutto panini could have been hotter, the mozzarella was not melted and the prosciutto was cold. But everything tasted good. It is cozy though, can be tough to find a seat at times though I never had trouble finding three seats close together the two times I came. But we came in at odd hours. Feels like a local place, will definitely be back.

Visited my friend, Bruce this weekend. Always enjoy this jewel of the West Village. This trip, I indulged in their new "Turmeric Latte" with requested almond milk. Uber delicious, creamy. Aside from the scrumptious taste, the amount of turmeric helped my inflammation. I neglected to bring my supplements and fingers would have normally been achy. I believe this delicious coffee also acted as my elixir. Not a medical claim, but definitely worked for me. Food always fresh and tasty. Vibe is warm, inviting, inclusive. Thank you, Bruce and awesome Cafe Panino! See you next time!

One of the best little cafes in the area! Great food, the nicest staff and the coziest atmosphere!

Ordered from this spot for breakfast last weekend - delivery was on time, however the delivery guy wouldn't come up to the door so I had to go downstairs and get it. Ordered two large coffees (came with a little thing of milk, but no sugar), Croque Madame, Eggs on Ciabatta with Swiss, Tomato and Bacon, and an almond croissant. They were thoughtful and included dijon mustard, mayo, salt+pepper. Only included one set of utensils, but thats fine let's save the earth! Food was good - would order again!

Such a great cafe. It has that neighborhood /community feel, while really integrating itself well with west-village. Their soy cappuccino is superb - they froth the foam very well.

Perfect little neighborhood gem for sandwiches, breakfast, coffee, etc. The turkey sandwich is the kind you get from a local bakery -- great bread, stacked with yummy tomatoes, great ratio of toppings/condiments. I wish there were more spots in NYC that made simple but delicious sandwiches like the ones at Café Panino. Can't wait to go back and try more. The sidewalk cafe is a great place to meet up with a friend or for a casual date.

5 stars for friendliness and service. However the quality of the ingredients is low. I had the sandwich with cured ham and it was very low quality.

Stayed near the area during my visit and I absolutely loved everything about this place. From the well-mannered and friendly staff, to the Chocolate Almond Croissant, and the ambiance of the cafe, it's quite an ideal cafe. Seems like they garner good business, but it's not overwhelmingly busy to where there are extremely long lines or places to dine. Their bathroom is tiny though, but just glad they had one. The croissant was one of the bests I've had and I liked their coffee, though I only drink black. They have a pretty good selection on their menu and outside seating. Not sure what else I can cover, but it was definitely one of the best cafes I've ever been to.

This place is a gem! Paninis are absolutely spectacular. Had the tomato mozzarella and turkey. Tomato's way better, but both were delicious. You order inside, grab drinks and they'll find you outside when your food is done. Service extremely warm and friendly. Delicious coffee too and great prices.

Favorite neighborhood spot for a cozy quick bite. I love the works sandwich and nutella latte. Nice staff!

It's a very small place but cozy. Not a long wait, really helpful staff, and the food was delicious,

Stopped in for a coffee yesterday, and wow- tasted like mud AND cost an obscene $3.50! Such heartbreak when you have to pour your overpriced coffee down the drain. But they do have a bench outside, so I guess that's cool. P.S. a little sign on the freezer that says "0.75$ for an iced cup". For serious?

I got an omelette here and my boyfriend a panini on a Saturday morning. I felt as if we waited quite a while to get simple breakfast food, however. I was also not wowed by my breakfast as others were. Maybe I should have gotten a panini, but omelettes should not be too hard to get right. I felt as if I could have gotten similar quality at a diner, but did appreciate the wide range of real cheeses.

Came here after a run along the West side. I ordered a latte through the CUPS app and a croissant.Latte was very good and so was the croissant. The croissant had the right amount of crispiness, butteryness, and softness. I like the little window nook seats at the cafe. It's very relaxing and there are so many pillows. The front of the cafe is very small, but there is more seating at the back. Would go back to try some of the other foods.

THE BEST PLACE! THE BEST PANINIS! I admit I was hesitant to give away "the local secret" but Panino is a truly unique place and I want them to thrive! It has "something for everybody" the paninis are great and so are the bagels, pastries, salads, omelettes and of course great coffee! And $5 wine! Where else in the West Village can you find THAT huh?! When I walk through the door Sarah's amazing crew is already pouring my coffee- and they know how I like it. That's the kind of place this is. Trust me- one visit and it will be YOUR FAVOURITE PLACE TOO!

Cool little neighborhood place. Friendly service, places to sit outside. Enjoyed the salmon bagel for breakfast, along with a decaf Americano.

We were cold and were looking for a cafe to sit in and drink some hot tea/coffee. We couldn't find one that had available tables and chairs and almost resorted to just finding a Starbucks. This place was so cute and had a table with three chairs available, so it was perfect! Ordered the chai latte with soy milk. It came in a white mug, glad that this place is environmentally friendly. After adding 5 packs of brown sugar, it was delicious. My friends and I sat there for a good 3 hours and not once did the cashier give a dirty look to leave. He also filled up one of my friend's water multiple times, which was so unexpectedly pleasant!

A sweet, local spot in the West Village to meet a friend and/ or grab a coffee and gluten free brownie (yum) to go. The staff is very friendly and service is FAST.

What an adorable location! Stopped in for a quick lunch and enjoyed an iced peppermint tea, delicious. While the tea and the ambiance didn't disappoint, the panini I ordered took a while to come out and was pretty burnt. For a refreshing drink and a nice place to read a book, I'd stop here. As far as food? I think your better off at Le Pan Q down the street.

Love the little outdoor sitting, perfect spot for a coffee stop on a weekend stroll! Delicious, smooth Cortado and tasty Nutella Latte. Will be back.

Honestly a really solid place, the panini was tasty and the rest of the menu looked great. Definitely try again if in area