Bridging Japan and New York through Words and Culture
This tag shows the collection of new york cafes where the author visited.
Café Coppola: A Hidden Gem in New York’s West Village Hello, this is Maegami from the blog Megami no Maegami! It’s been a while since my last café-hopping article in New York, and today I’m excited to introduce a charming little spot in West Village — Café Coppola. The History and Charm of Café Coppola…
Café Sabarsky: A Hidden Gem in New York Hello, this is Maegami from the blog “Goddess’ Bangs”. How have you been since the start of the New Year? It feels like the U.S. is on the brink of something major, and this year, or rather the next four years, may have a significant impact on…
Capital One Bank in New York: Why It’s So Popular Hello! I’m Maegami, the author of the “Goddess’s Bangs” blog, based in New York. For those living in the U.S. or New York, which bank do you use? There are various banks depending on the state. I personally use Bank of America and Capital One…
What is HARBS? HARBS New York: Hello everyone, this is Maegami from the blog Goddess Bangs. Today, I’m sharing my recommendation for a café. After the pandemic, I finally visited HARBS in New York for the first time. HARBS is a café and patisserie originally from Japan, famous for its cakes and sweets made with…
Café Maman NYC: A Charming Coffee Spot in the Upper East Side This time on my New York café-hopping series, I’m excited to introduce Café Maman. I recently visited their Upper East Side location, and it turned out to be one of the most delightful café experiences in Manhattan. From beautiful latte art to their…
Éclair Bakery NYC: A French Pastry Gem in Midtown East While walking through Midtown East in Manhattan, I stumbled upon a charming French café — Éclair Bakery. Sometimes after a long day, all you want is something sweet to recharge. That’s how I discovered this spot, and I have to say: the tiramisu here was…
The Hungarian Pastry Shop in New York: A Timeless Café Since 1978 When it comes to cozy cafés in New York City, The Hungarian Pastry Shop stands out as one of the classics. Established in 1978, this Upper West Side café has long been a haven for writers, students, and anyone looking for a quiet…
Suzanne Vega’s “Tom’s Diner” and the Timeless Tom’s Restaurant in New York If you know Suzanne Vega, the legendary singer-songwriter from New York, you might belong to an older generation than mine. When I was a child, her hit “Tom’s Diner” was even used in TV commercials in Japan—so nostalgic! Suzanne Vega was born and…
The Monkey Cup Harlem: A Cozy New York Café That Encourages Reading Hello, this is Maegami from the blog Megami no Maegami! Today, I’m continuing my New York Café Series, and I’m excited to share a truly unique spot in Harlem — The Monkey Cup. This café is special because it has a clear policy:…
Tartinery Cafe New York – A Cozy Cafe at Columbus Circle and Grand Central If you’re looking for a stylish and comfortable cafe in Manhattan, Tartinery Cafe is a great choice. Located inside the Time Warner Center (now Deutsche Bank Center) at Columbus Circle, this cafe is also conveniently found at Grand Central Terminal, making…