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Atlas Cafe and Bakery
- 73 Second Ave.
East Village 10003 - 212-539-0966
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Editorial Review
Sweet treats battle hangovers at a locals' favorite: vaguely Moroccan bakery serving up vegan-friendly pastries. Anything with peanut butter: order. Pasta dishes and a few less stiff and savory concoctions also served to crowds less inclined to go balls-out-breakfast with crepes, eggs, and the like. Motif might go a little too far, as tables aren't exactly sized well, but grab a corner and you should be good to go. Sun blares into big, open windows in the morning; bring shades.
Features
- Breakfast
- Delivery
- Desserts Exceptional
- Downtown Style
- Funky
- Handicapped Accessible
- Internet Access
- Lunch
- Outdoor Dining
Attributes
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Price:
$ -
Reservations:
Not Necessary -
Alcohol:
No Booze -
Vibe:
Chill, Locals - Restaurant Type:
Mediterranean, Vegetarian/Vegan, Soups/Salads/Sandwiches, Bakery, Coffee Shop
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