Eataly Caffè is opening on the Upper West Side in New York City. The café will bring Italian coffee culture and food to the neighborhood. The opening will be celebrated with special offers and giveaways.
Eataly Caffè Is Opening on the Upper West Side
Eataly is opening a new Eataly Caffè on the Upper West Side in New York City on November 6 at 3 p.m. It will be located at 2252 Broadway, near West 81st Street, bringing Italian coffee, pastries, and quick meals to the neighborhood. It will be the concept’s fourth location in New York City.
Eataly Caffè is a café concept from Eataly and focuses on everyday Italian café culture. Customers can stop in for espresso, pastries, a light meal, or something to take away. The new café plans to serve both neighborhood residents and people passing through the Upper West Side.
Eataly Caffè’s menu will include coffee made with Eataly’s own 100% Arabica beans, sweet and savory pastries, Roman-style pizza alla pala, and grab-and-go meals. Seasonal options will include maple cappuccinos, specialty hot chocolates, and caramelized apple bomboloni, Italian filled doughnuts.
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Opening Weekend Celebrations
Eataly will celebrate the opening of Eataly Caffè with special offers throughout the weekend. The first 100 guests in line on opening day will receive gifts. On Saturday and Sunday, complimentary mini hot chocolates and fall-inspired flower bouquets will be available from 11 a.m. while supplies last.
“We are thrilled to bring our Eataly Caffè concept to an iconic corner of Broadway and West 81st Street,” said Craig Kennedy, President of Eataly North America. “Eataly’s story in North America began in New York City 16 years ago, so opening another concept here in Manhattan is especially meaningful for us. We can’t wait to welcome in the Upper West Side community this November and share our authentic Italian caffè experience with them.”
Eataly has more than 5,000 employees and operates 69 locations across 16 countries. This includes the United States, Italy, Canada, Japan, and the United Kingdom.
