Caffe Reggio

Cute place and cute atmosphere. We enjoyed the covered outside seating and the coffee was made well and tasted good. It did not upset my stomach which is huge for me, and that’s with good coffee beans! I thought it was funny the bathroom was a slice of the wall, tiny toilet, room for one leg. I genuinely thought it was funny and not being from NY (as you can tell) a cute experience.

This place is worth visiting for the history alone. Open since 1927 and even featured in The Godfather Part II, the atmosphere is beautiful, classic and full of old New York character. You really feel like you stepped into a piece of the city’s past. Service was excellent. Very fast and efficient, but at the same time they don’t rush you out, which makes it easy to relax and enjoy the setting. The downside was the food and drinks. The cappuccino was watery and not what you’d expect from a place that takes pride in its coffee history. The panini was very basic, and the desserts, especially the éclairs and cannoli, tasted a bit stale. For a historic Italian café, I expected much more in terms of quality. Overall, I’d definitely recommend stopping in for the atmosphere and the experience. Just come for the history and the ambiance, not for the food.

The atmosphere is really cozy, the inside feels like a movie set with everyone talking and o really it’s really cozy! The prices are also really good and the quality is also really high. I had the pecan pie with Ice cream which both were delicious. The carrot juice was also fresh! Overall a nice place to visit.

My visit to Caffe Reggio was unforgettable. The vibes are classic and cozy, the food is delicious, and the coffee is great. The service is warm and welcoming, making you feel right at home. If you’re in New York, this spot cannot be missed, a true must try experience.

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.

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.

Lena and the team here are absolutely incredible. Early morning, mid afternoon, dinner or late-night - the staff always make you feel right at home. The cappuccino here is the best in NYC - always made to perfection. The ambience is truly special - beautiful music, artwork and interior design - like stepping back in time. Perfect whether you’re a local or a tourist. Lena and the staff make Caffe Reggio a joy to visit.

Amazing place. Lots of history behind everything here.. Food is nice too.