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Category Archives: Coffee
My Gourmet Breakfast Routine
February 12, 2020- by Steven E. Greer
Roasting Coffee Beans at Home
January 9, 2018- by Steven E. Greer, MD I used to go to Whole Foods for coffee beans and meat. The Tribeca store roasts onsite. In fact,
Posted in Coffee, Cooking tips, Groceries, Juicing, Reviews, Shops and markets, Tip of the Week, Videos
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Le District’s pour-over coffee corner takes off
January 26, 2016- by Steven E. Greer The pour-over coffee section in Le District, which I think of as my own, is now catching on. They
Review: Fox in the Snow Cafe, New Albany
January 21, 2019- by Steven E. Greer I picked a
The Laughing Man Coffee V60 pour-over
(11,000 real people have viewed this as of 1-21-2019) Update June 2, 2014- A blogger was
Posted in Best of Downtown, Coffee, Cooking tips, Featured Residents, Videos
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Nobletree Coffee in Oculus
April 12, 2017- This “serious coffee” shop is out of the way. It is not in the main Oculus by the Apple store, but rather
Posted in - Real estate, Coffee, World Trade Center
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Holy Cow Bakery lives!
December 26, 2018- by Steven E. Greer As many of you know, I ventured into the baking business in 2012. I was in Manhattan and had a desire
Posted in Bakery, Coffee, Food Essays, Ohio, Op-Ed, Restaurants, Reviews
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Nunu Chocolates opens anew Downtown
April 29, 2018- Nunu Chocolates is a Brooklyn artisan shop that tried to open in Tribeca at the food court called
Posted in American, Bakery, Coffee, TriBeCa, World Trade Center
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Fika coffee and chocolate chain closing stores
April 14, 2017- I noticed the Fika coffee shop by City Hall on Duane Street had closed, so I investigated.
Le Pain Quotidien at Gateway Plaza entrance opens
August 20, 2016- Le Pain Quotidien at the Gateway Plaza entrance opens tomorrow. The sidewalk seating is an unexpected surprise.
Awesome. Another Starbucks in Brookfield Place (sarcasm).
June 30, 2016- What happens when a mall fails? It has pop-up shops fill in empty spaces and it allows Starbucks in.
Review: Sweet Pea’s Baking Co in Old Greenwich
June 21, 2016- by Steven E. Greer I visited Sweet Pea’s Baking Co. in Old Greenwich and noctived that they had pour-over coffee equipment.
Posted in American, Bakery, Coffee, Reviews
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Jack’s Stir-brewed coffee in the Roxy Hotel
June 6, 2016- The owners of the Tribeca Grand Hotel, now called The Roxy, are trying yet again to do
Posted in Coffee, Hotels, Reviews, TriBeCa
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Livenrich made-to-order fresh juice
June 6, 2016- The Holiday Inn on Washington and Rector Streets has a new juice bar.
I wish we had this
March 12, 2016- I rarely shop at Whole Foods now, but I still get my coffee there. I wish that
Posted in Coffee, Groceries
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