Cappuccino--A Must at the Martha Stewart Café New York City

Cappuccino--A Must at the Martha Stewart Café New York City

Jesse Bluma at Pointe Viven. All rights reserved.

Some coffee drinks are better than others.  After you discover the flavors you prefer and which brands are better than others you will want to bypass many coffeehouses and bistros.  Confused?  Not to worry.  Here is where my expert knowledge of cooking, restaurants, and trusted expertise comes in handy.  Many readers rely on Jesse Bluma at Pointe Viven as a source for how-to and where-to regarding cookery, culture, and community.  Let an enjoyable experience at the Martha Stewart Café in New York City be your next go-to coffee shop.

The Martha Stewart Café provides a wonderful assortment of coffee, tea, and baked goods.  Martha’s Blend ground coffee is a medium-roast sourced from beans across the globe, including Kenya, Guatemala, and Indonesia.  The warm, chocolate aroma and flavor of this bold and well composed coffee is an elevated flavor in contrast to many others.  Kobrick Coffee, Jersey City, New Jersey, curate the coffee beans and provide sustainable products.

“Welcome to the Martha Stewart Café, a dream of mine that has finally become a reality!  Inspired by the wonderful coffee shops I’ve visited all around the world, it’s a place where I can share my favorite handcrafted coffees, teas, and bakery treats with customers who will enjoy them as I do.  I hope you’ll make the Martha Stewart Café a part of your daily routine…”.

The café is located in a pint-sized corner of the Starrett-Lehigh building located in the West Chelsea area of New York City.  Other nearby companies include Hugo Boss, Tommy Hilfiger, as well as Chelsea Pier and The High Line.  Swing by the Martha Stewart Café, order a cup of coffee, a cappuccino, and a bakery item, then spend some time looking at the architecture of the building, take a stroll in the neighborhood, or walk The High Line—weather permitting.

Pastries and goodies such as croissants, pain au chocolate, granola, candied nuts, muffins, and cookies are also served at the café by Balthazar Bakery, Underwest Donuts, and Bien Cuit.  The barista and cashier were friendly and knowledgable about menu items.  This is not the only location to enjoy these goodies.  The second location is in downtown Sacramento, California.  Dallas, Texas is the location of the third café.

My Recommendations

1.  The café is located at 601 West 26th Street, 1st Floor Lobby, New York, NY 10001 (West 26th Street and 12th Avenue).  Housed within the Starrett-Lehigh building.  The shop is a accessible by car, taxi, car service, and subway.  

2.  A small standing area is available within the café, while the nearby lobby has a few chairs.  Enjoy your coffee, tea, pastry, or other items inside or better yet take them on your way to work, school, or tour of the city.  Check store hours.

3.  The Martha Stewart Café has a respectable number of desirable menu items.  The following are my favorites on the drink menu.

Martha’s Blend Coffee

Cappuccino with Almond Milk—a must because of its creamy, smooth, and nutty flavor profile

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