Caffe Reggio serves New York, NY and is located in the 10012 ZIP code.
Reviews for Caffe Reggio
Caffe Reggio received an average rating of 4.00 out of 5 stars from 15 reviews.
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by Rosa on 3/19/2021
by Rosa on 3/19/2021
This charming Greenwich Village landmark has been serving coffee, pastries and inexpensive meals to the bohemian crowd since 1927. In addition to the fine cappuccino, the espresso they claim to have "introduced to America," and the… Read Full Editorial
Their staff is very competent by Erick G. via Judy's Book on 4/7/2011
Their staff is very competent, two people tried to open my door and were not able to and then this locksmith came and opened it without a problem.
Caffe Reggio by L J via Insider Pages on 12/21/2009
The meals are small and carefully crafted. The cappuccinos are the standard by which all others are judged. It can get crowded at times and the staff, while efficient and friendly, are spread thin. I prefer the off hours to appreciate…
Great Euro vibe by Crystal V via Insider Pages on 3/4/2008
This place has been around since the 1920's and is full of antiques so it's a cool place to go. The fact that it's open until 2am weekdays and 4am Fridays and Saturdays makes it even cooler. It's a good Euro cafe...great coffee drinks,…
Best tiramisu I have ever tasted. Great cappicino too. ... by calabargirl1 via Menuism on 6/9/2007
Best tiramisu I have ever tasted. Great cappicino too. A wonderful place to meet up and have coffee and...
Good NY cafe by summergirl25625 via Citysearch on 3/31/2007
It's a cute cozy place with seating indoors and outdoors on the street. Inside it's a little crowded and warm, and the chairs are uncomfortable, but the food is good and at a reasonable price. Just make sure you know that you'll be paying…
A Greenwich Village nook where cappuccino and Italian delicacies rule the menu. by Contributor via Citysearch on 1/10/2007
In Short
The quaint Italian coffee shop opened in 1927 and has been serving its famous cappuccino ever since. Interior details like Old World art create an atmosphere that attracts a mix of tourists and dessert-seeking locals. Of…
great menu! by obsidian39 via Citysearch on 10/23/2006
I love this place - it's really easy to get to from the subway, it's cute & perfect to bring non-ny'ers to, the menu has a million items, the prices are very very reasonable, and the service is good. The food and drinks aren't the best…
Cafe Reggio by Michele L. via Judy's Book on 5/13/2006
This little, but always packed, cafe on MacDougal Street is one of my personal holdouts from college years. Now, as I did then, I enjoy sitting in the little nook they have, under the bust of Nefirtiti (which I always wondered if it was…
Real Italian feel cafe by huneydo via Citysearch on 1/19/2006
this little cafe has a real italian "the village" cafe type of feel. it's quaint, cozy, a little small and cramped. the food was prompt and the coffee was good. the service was helpful and not at all rude. i probably wouldn't go back again…
Whats With The Owner! by pasodoff via Citysearch on 12/7/2004
Reggio appears to be a cute intimite cafe, look again. Recently, I passed the cafe and noticed "nice" atmosphere -People talking, writing, reading, and USING laptop computers.
Came back later to do work with my small laptop when a man…
Real Italian cafe withg good prices... by punky321 via Citysearch on 1/1/2004
The chairs are really uncomfortable and the space is a bit cramped. What more could make this place feel like a real Italian cafe?
We went for brunch... the mozzarella and prosciutto omelette was really good but the eggs benedectine were…
The first dessert I threw away, ever! by madison1957 via Citysearch on 3/3/2003
The pastries were stale--too stale to finish! We were expecting the usual high quality one has grown accustomed to in city cafes. While the atmosphere was dark and inviting, it didn't make up for the disappointment. Our coffee was fine,…
Excellent by BHorowitz via Citysearch on 8/8/2002
I loved Cafe Reggio when I was in high school. Went back recently - the day of the Coin Ed explosion power-outage. it was better than ever. The food was great and when the bill for three came - I couldn't believe it! The prices looked the…
2 by petulaha via Citysearch on 8/4/2002
It's sad to say that I have to give this cafe a low rating, because I've been going there for years. However, my experience today has left me sad. The manager asked us not to play cards and proceeded to not provide a reason. What's up with…
Still hip after all these years... by ameena via Citysearch on 7/27/2002
...Caffe Reggio is the quintesential cafe. My only complaint is that it has the world's most uncomfortable chairs, but I figure the reason for this is they don't want people too stay TOO long (it's easy to get lost in a book while sipping…
Write On by DrewPisarra_Citysearch via Citysearch on 6/17/2002
While I was eating a tasty Rome at Night--which is a cocktail of fresh fruit in yoghurt with the fat back in where it belongs, my friend commented to me: This is the sort of place you expect people to write in. We looked around. She was…
