My son and I found another enjoyable café option in the east 70s. Sicaffé provides a great space to hang out. Quite comfortable from the moment my son and I walked in.

Some short tables and then some higher bar height tables. I dig having the choices. Well-lit. Modern, clean. The smell of coffee was inviting.

Plus they have a newspaper rack which is another welcoming sign. It was the middle of a weekday afternoon and packed, so Sicaffé is no secret to those in the area.

The music was a good match for the ambience of the café. Plus, the mirror art is a creative touch.

The espresso was decent. And the café setting was so pleasant that the baseball caps worn by the baristas stood out like a sore thumb.

Sicaffe is another café definitely worth a visit when in the area. Or, for those living around the corner, another great neighborhood option.

Address

Sicaffé – 964 Lexington Avenue, New York between 70th and 71st Streets. 6 Train at 68th Street.

Music

Edith Piaf – A quoi ça sert l’amour

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