Cafe Panino Mucho Giusto
“This tiny café in the heart of the West Village transports me to a small town, far away from the hustle and bustle of the big city.”
“6 little 2 seater tables with 2 being by the window with an extra seat, Outside benches but no tables and one communal table that seats 6.”
“There are a few small tables, good for couples who want to chat, and a big table that seats 6 (this is great for those with laptops).”
Cafe Panino Mucho Giusto
Delivery: Yes
Take-out: Yes
Accepts Credit Cards: Yes
Bike Parking: Yes
Wheelchair Accessible: Yes
Good for Kids: Yes
Outdoor Seating: Yes
Waiter Service: Yes
Caters: Yes
Price range.
$ Price range Under $10
8 reviews
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Came here after a run along the West side. I ordered a latte through the CUPS app and a croissant.Latte was very good and so was the croissant. The croissant had the right amount of crispiness, butteryness, and softness.
I like the little window nook seats at the cafe. It's very relaxing and there are so many pillows. The front of the cafe is very small, but there is more seating at the back.
Would go back to try some of the other foods.
What an adorable location! Stopped in for a quick lunch and enjoyed an iced peppermint tea, delicious.
While the tea and the ambiance didn't disappoint, the panini I ordered took a while to come out and was pretty burnt.
For a refreshing drink and a nice place to read a book, I'd stop here. As far as food? I think your better off at Le Pan Q down the street.
The mango cheesecake here is delicious! By far one of my favorite places in Manhattan, very friendly staff in a cute building with a great ambience! My panin was also very good! I can't wait to visit again!
on a brisk late november afternoon as the sun was going down, my husband and I came upon CPMG – there are 2 window alcoves and one was filled w 3 late 20s girls having soup and salad having a nyc moment, and a handful of neighborhood regulars reading the paper over coffee at the communal table. We walked in, were warmly greeted by the cashier/server, and took the other cushioned seat in the front. It's the perfect spot to people watch and the temperature of the space was on point for the windy day. For such a small spot, the menu has great variety – I went w the Mucho Gusto salad for $9, and him the grilled chicken wrap for $11. Both came out quickly and were super delicious. For the price, the prime seating, and the prompt/attentive service, we quickly deemed it our new favorite drop in spot. The wrap was warm and luscious for such basic ingredients, and my greens were fresh, a generous portion of mozz and avocado, w perfectly crispy crostini on the side. We intend to make this a regular spot.
Stopped in for a coffee yesterday, and wow- tasted like mud AND cost an obscene $3.50! Such heartbreak when you have to pour your overpriced coffee down the drain.
But they do have a bench outside, so I guess that's cool.
P.S. a little sign on the freezer that says "0.75$ for an iced cup". For serious?
Really cute and cozy. I had a latte and croissant and tucked myself into one of their window tables to read for awhile, and it was extremely pleasant. The staff was really friendly. I'll probably head back next time my boyfriends in town for a cute coffee break or lunch.
Cute place, good coffee, friendly service, lovely ambiance, can be a wait for your order, gets quite busy.
So…I have 551 reviews and this place's address is 551…coincidence? I think not. Anyway, I went here with the BF while in NYC. We each got a latte and they were very good. The latte was a bit more like cafe au lait…it didn't have a lot of froth, but the coffee had a good nutty flavor that we both enjoyed. The place itself was very cute and homey. The people who work there were friendly and the menu looked great. We'll have to try it the next time we're in NYC.