Kosher Cafes and Bakeries in Manhattan
Here are 25 kosher cafes and bakeries in Manhattan listed on Dateyet. The most common certifications are Other, OU and OK. Check the certification on each spot before you go, since supervision can change.
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By the Way Bakery
Gluten-free and dairy-free friendly bakery with cakes, muffins and donuts. Closes around 6 PM, not a late option.
Daily 8am-6pm (daytime only)
Caffe Aronne
Coffee and pastries inside the Marlene Meyerson JCC. Daytime only, closes around 5 PM, so not a late-night option.
Sun-Fri 8am-5pm (daytime only)
Caffe Aronne (Upper East Side)
Organic, kosher espresso bar and coffee shop from the Caffe Aronne catering team, with light food. A calm spot for a latte on Lexington.
Hours not published on official site
Effy's Cafe (Upper West Side)
Cozy Israeli kosher cafe known for breakfast platters, shakshuka, pastries and coffee.
Open daily 8 AM to 9 PM; Israeli breakfast platters
Milk N' Honey NYC
Dairy cafe with coffee, tea, pasta, salads and sandwiches near Grand Central. Daytime only, closes around 6 PM.
Mon-Thu 7am-6pm; Fri to 2pm; Sun 8am-3pm (per KosherPo)
Noi Due Cafe
Kosher dairy Italian with brick-oven pizza, truffle pizza, cacio e pepe and fish dishes like sole marsala.
Sun-Thu 11am-11pm; Fri closed; Sat 1 hour after sundown to midnight
Patis Bakery (Amsterdam Ave)
French-style kosher bakery cafe with pastries, breads and coffee. Listed as open until 8 PM Sunday through Thursday.
Mon-Thu and Sun 7am-9pm; Fri to 2 hrs before Shabbat (hours may vary by location)
Patis Bakery (Upper East Side)
Kosher French-style bakery cafe with croissants, eclairs, tarts, frappes and coffee. Open until 9pm most nights.
Mon-Thu and Sun 7am-9pm; Fri to 2 hrs before Shabbat (hours may vary by location)
Viva La Dough (Financial District)
Downtown outpost of the viral kosher croissant patisserie serving laminated pastries and coffee. Daytime-oriented, evening hours not confirmed.
Sun-Thu 8am-6pm; Fri to 4pm
Viva La Dough (Midtown)
Paris-inspired kosher patisserie known for croffles, croissant pizzas and mousse pastries, plus coffee and matcha. Open until 10 PM Sunday through Thursday.
Sun-Thu 8am-10pm; Fri 8am-4pm
William Greenberg Desserts
Classic Upper East Side bakery famous for black and white cookies and brownies. Daytime hours, closing around 6:30 PM.
Mon-Fri 8am-6:30pm; Sat 8am-6pm; Sun 10am-4pm (per KosherPo)
William Greenberg Desserts (Upper West Side)
UWS outpost of the 1946 kosher bakery known for black and white cookies, babka and cakes.
Hours not confirmed
Bagels & Co (Upper West Side)
Popular kosher bagel shop with indoor tables and sidewalk seating, also serving burekas and pizza.
Mon-Thu 6 AM-6 PM, Fri 6 AM-2 PM, Sun 6 AM-6 PM, Sat closed
Bear's Boomin' Bakery
Parve bakery on Columbus Avenue.
Doughnut Plant (Grand Central)
Doughnut Plant counter in the Grand Central area with doughnuts, coffee and ice cream. Open until about 7 PM on weekdays.
Daily 6am-12am (Dining Concourse near Track 112)
Doughnut Plant (Grand Street)
The original Doughnut Plant shop known for square jelly-filled and creme brulee doughnuts. Closes around 6 PM to 6:30 PM, not a late option.
Daily 7am-9pm
Dunkin' (Amsterdam Ave and 86th St)
Supervised Dunkin' location at the corner of 86th St, for a quick coffee and donut.
Hours not confirmed
Insomnia Cookies (Upper East Side)
Late-night warm cookie shop under kosher supervision.
Insomnia Cookies (Upper West Side)
Late-night warm cookie shop under kosher supervision.
Jerusalem Cafe (J2)
Kosher dairy cafe near Fifth Avenue and 36th Street.
Le Lis Cafe
Kosher cafe inside the Arthouse Hotel at Broadway and 77th Street.
LOX
LOX at Cafe Bergson is a cafe on the second floor of the Museum of Jewish Heritage in Battery Park City, with harbor views. It serves house cured lox, bagels, matzo ball soup, borscht, blinis, herring, babka and black and white cookies. Museum admission is not required, and takeout is available.
Follows museum hours, closes early Fri, closed Shabbat
Robusta
Diamond District kosher cafe.
Sweet Dreams Cafe
Cafe and bakery in the lobby of the Blue Moon Hotel.
Sun to Thu 11am to 7pm (as of 2023)
The Acai Bar Cafe (Upper West Side)
Acai bowls, smoothies and fresh juices inside the Six60One kosher food hall on Amsterdam Ave. Good light dessert option; evening hours not confirmed.
Hours not yet published
Common questions
What are the best kosher cafes and bakeries in Manhattan?
Spots to try include By the Way Bakery, Caffe Aronne, Caffe Aronne (Upper East Side), Effy's Cafe (Upper West Side) and Milk N' Honey NYC.
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