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On the Grid : Kaffe 1668

"A charming coffee shop that brings a warm Northern European feel to New York’s industrial experience. Dark woods frame the interior, dimly lit by mason jar candles for quiet work and cozy chatter. Inside is also decorated with tons of wooden sheep (an homage to the homeland?) that surely will have you counting for hours." - The Charles

"If you're meeting friends here keep in mind that there are actually two Kaffee 1668's in Tribeca, just a handful of blocks from each other on the north and south sides of the neighborhood. If they're looking to own an area, they've certainly done it, as it's the best spot south of Canal for an almond milk latte (or fresh juice). Another boon: There's plenty of seating and WiFI, too, particularly at the location in upper Tribeca."

"If you're meeting friends here keep in mind that there are actually two Kaffee 1668's in Tribeca, just a handful of blocks from each other on the north and south ends of the neighborhood. If they're looking to own an area, they've certainly done it, as it's the best spot south of Canal for an almond milk latte (or fresh juice). Another boon: There's plenty of seating and WiFi. They just opened a location in midtown, too."

"Kaffe 1668, Tribeca by The Charles. A charming coffee shop that brings a warm Northern European feel to New York’s industrial experience. Dark woods frame the interior, dimly lit by mason jar candles for quiet work and cozy chatter. Inside is also decorated with tons of wooden sheep (an homage to the homeland?) that surely will have you counting for hours."

The ‘Binging With Babish’ Grub Street Diet

"For lunch, I had turkey, bacon, avocado, and sprouts on seed bread with some kind of kale-juice thing that we ordered in from Kaffe 1668. I order in more than I’d like to, but there’s just a lot of cooking going on in here and it’s generally not healthy." - Nikita Richardson