Grey Dog's Coffee

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33 Carmine St (at nr. Bleecker St.)
New York, NY 10014

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(212) 462-0041
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Best

i love this place. the food is amazing. very chill place. i have no idea what that reviewer was talking about its always clean and i never had a problem there. I love the food and...

Worst

I'm not sure what it is, but something has changed with the coffee. I really, really, really want to like this place, but I stopped going here about a year ago when the coffee sta...

perfect 10!!! 9/1/2002

I love to go to the Grey Dog because of the great coffee & sandwiches& the relaxed atmosphere. It's a unique cafe with fabulous dog photos on the exposed brick walls and plants hanging everywhere. Sometimes you have to wait a few minutes to grab a table, but it's worth the wait & something always opens up. I love to meet friends there or bring people for the first time... it's a little treasure. And you can bring in your pooch if you have one! Pros: incredible coffee, vegetarian options, cool artwork & music Cons: a little pricey more
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The best! 8/31/2002

Grey Dog has the best atmosphere of any coffeehouse I've ever been at. The food is great, the people watching is entertaining, and the casual atmosphere makes you feel like this is your neighborhood living room. don't miss the egg sandwich with the double latte. Best in class. Jeff Pros: value, food, cool crowd Cons: can get very crowded, you can't linger more
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Outstanding 8/29/2002

How does the Grey Dog do it? My answer: simple food that is done to perfection. Great brunch, fantastic turkey burger, fish tacos and hearty soups make it a frequent spot for me and Spot. Pros: Great food, Cool staff, Good wall art Cons: Crowded more
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Touch my monkey...err, dog 8/29/2002

What a great place. Great laid back atmosphere for dog lovers and the like. They let dogs in the place and have dog treats for them. The food is great. The coffee is great. Not the typical, cheesey Village place. Very local. Pros: Coffee/Food, Ambience, Allow dogs Cons: Smoking section more
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A Man's best friend's Best 8/25/2002

Not only is the coffee great, but you can enjoy it with the company of your dog. I love it, best coffee in the city. Pros: great price, dog friendly, friendly Cons: small place more
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Best Coffee In Town 8/16/2002

Grey Dog is the perfect place to sit and chill - with friends, or on your own. The atmosphere is always buzzing, but never intrusive. Food is great, service great. And the spiced chai latte is to die for. My perfect place to sit and chill when I need to switch off for a while. more
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grey dog is great 8/14/2002

the best neighborhood spot aroundo-feels like California or the Vineyard Pros: unexpensive Cons: very crowded more
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STAY AWAY... 8/14/2002

I'm tempted to give it a poor rating so i can selfishly keep it a secret but that wouldn't be fair to their business or to you. Great JAVA - hot or cold, fresh baked goodies, smiles behind the counter, dog art and mellow music combine to make this the #1 coffee shop in the City. Enjoy! more
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This dog had my tail wagging! 8/13/2002

I don't know about the coffee, but this place has some of the best sandwiches I've ever had. They use the freshest ingredients, and the bread is especially a delight. And nothing beats the fresh-brewed lemonade on one of these hot summer days. Some might criticize the ""seat yourself"" policy, but Grey Dog is not some new world Xando/Starbucks sell-out. It's a gathering place for friends to enjoy food and drink, and the ambience only compliments that. Don't miss out! Pros: fresh, friendly, good value Cons: not expensive, not rude, not pretentious more
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Great food, service and ambiance 8/12/2002

This is definitely one of my favorite coffee places in the city. Great music, great low-key crowds, and food that reminds me of home in San Francisco. more
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laterrific 8/9/2002

the dog serves absolutely the best coffee i have ever enjoyed in the whole world more
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Hippies rule 8/7/2002

Although crowded, Grey Dog's Coffee is well worth the wait. It really is impossible to order, because everything they have is equally tempting. The service may be a little slow (what can you expect in this laid back atmosphere), but a Sunday brunch is a rewarding experience. Pros: great food, laid back atmosphere, cheap Cons: slow service, limited seating more
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BoHo Crowd Pleaser 8/6/2002

Down home decor fused with a classic Greenwich Village coffee house sensibility, this place is a magnet for the young and the classy. Huge, filling sandwiches (including the unique Salmon BLT), cold (or hot) chai, special salads and excellent soups establish the restaurant's gustatory chops. The clientel, however, make it a scene for creative, talented people--inlcuding a soon-to-be-famous theater director who used to waitress there! Don't miss the experience--let alone the food! Pros: delicious food, exciting ambiance, reasonable prices Cons: packed with customers, one restroom, not open late enough more
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Hmm Hmm Cookies 7/31/2002

Its a little crowded at lunch time, but the Rice Krispie Treats are unbeatable and you could hide under one of the sandwiches. more
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10 7/31/2002

Great simple cup of coffee...no fuss or muss. Friendly service, nice owners.. a boon to the neighborhood. Some good food too. Pros: Coffee, soups, salads Cons: there is only one, weekends too crowded more
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Thoreau would be proud 7/31/2002

Most restaurants ban dogs outright, citing health regulations (though there is a peculiar exemption for assistance dogs, which for some reason do not pose a health threat). Isn't it odd that despite this supposed threat to human health and welfare we as a species have managed to survive, even thrive, for millenia with dogs at our tables. Cheers to the Grey Dog for this simple act of civil disobedience. Further proof that this is THE place for a true blue mug of boho java. Pros: Dog friendly, Good comfort food, inexpensive Cons: cramped, rushed, crowded more
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Cofree heaven 7/30/2002

The Grey Dog is exceptional in both its service, wait staff attitude, and the fabulous breakfasts. Once you have a cup of their coffee, you'll never go anywher else again. more
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the best. that's it. 7/29/2002

The best cup of coffee in the city. No chain coffee shop could ever be as good, in terms of menu, quality of food, ATMOSPHERE, service... Grey Dog is to Starbucks as Al PAcino is to Carrot Top. more
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Consistent & Wonderful 7/27/2002

Amazing breakfast food - even something as basic as oatmeal is superb here. more
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Canines & Coffee 7/26/2002

For five years the Grey Dog's Coffee has anchored Carmine Street's amazingly varied restaurant scene. Their secret? Simply great food at competitive prices. From huge omlets to gigantic sandwitches to the best coffee in NY, the Grey Dog is a great place to eat...The home of the new ""Carmine Street Cognoscenti"" that other restaurants could take a lesson from. Pros: uniform quality, cheery, helpful staff, cozy ambiance Cons: too crowded, smoking section, not open really late more
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  • The Scene
    The Grey Dog's Coffee has the charm of a Martha's Vineyard country home, with dried flowers, wicker baskets and an old mailbox decorating the room. Locals whittle away...

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  • Hours: Daily, 7:30am-9pm
  • Payments: Master Card, Visa, American Express
  • Neighborhoods: Downtown, West Village
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