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Blue Bottle Coffee Outpost Opens By Bryant Park
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Sandra Song
Published Nov 5, 2014
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The hip drip coffee fanatics at Blue Bottle have just opened their seventh NYC location in a cozy space on the south end of Bryant Park. Housed in a historic former church, it's a tidy, tiny six-seater that's shared with co-working space, WeWork.
Complete with a dedicated drip bar, a pretty glass pastry case—filled with treats like saffron snicker doodles and maple pecan dandies—and a barista's wet dream machine, the space serves up both aesthetically-pleasing and delicious cups of single-origin. There's even a mini-keg for their New Orleans-style iced coffee, so try not to get too buzzed.
54 West 40th Street between 5th and 6th Avenues; website
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