"I stopped by late at night and was surprised by how lively it still was—people reading, working on laptops, and chatting, which gave the place a really warm, cozy energy. I had a latte and a couple of desserts, and everything was just right for the hour. Smooth coffee, simple but satisfying desserts, and a relaxed vibe that made me want to stay longer. A great late-night spot if you want something calm but still full of life."

"Unbelievably gorgeous and authentic Italian coffee house in the heart of Greenwich Village. Not only will you enjoy your coffee in this tiny museum full of Renaissance era paintings, but you are also sitting in a historical site with the original cappuccino machine, the first in the United States. The coffee is extraordinary the staff is amazing."

"Quite the historic cafe!! They've been around since 1927, the oldest cafe in Greenwich. I honestly did not enjoy my chocolate cake, it was like over half frosting which was kind of insane and a little gross, and it was over $7. However, the interior was so beautiful and meaningful, quite small but so cool. There's seating indoors and outdoors, and a bathroom."

"Went here with my daughter (she studied here @F.I.T.) and loved the place. It was November and cold but we sat first outside so we could say we had a cappuccino here, well I had one. My daughter had a warm spiced spiked applejuice, her favorite there. Luckily later we could sit inside. Hope to come back sometime but we're from The Netherlands, so it will take some time I'm afraid."

"Amazing, historic Cafe in the village. Apparently the first U.S. cafe to serve the Cappuccino? Beautiful atmosphere, easy to get a spot despite a big crowd, cheap and yummy menu items. Highly recommend."