
Denmark-based outfit for coffee, pastries and croissants.
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Another delicious stop. Not my first visit in SoHo, and yes, there’s always a line, which kind of tells you everything you need to know. 🙌 The wait is not too bad though, about 10-15min. La Cabra offers excellent coffee and bakery treats in a clean, modern, minimalistic space. It gets busy quickly, so if you’re picky about your pastry selection, early bird surely wins here. The pastries go fast, like “should’ve come 30 min earlier” fast. The almond croissant pastry was buttery and flaky with
La Cabra in SoHo is easily one of the best coffee experiences in New York. The space is modern, clean, and aesthetically on point, minimalist but warm, the kind of place you actually want to spend time in. The coffee is outstanding. I had my usual flat white, and it was exactly how I like it, well crafted, medium intensity, nicely balanced with just the right level of acidity. No gimmicks, just a really, really good cup of coffee. I paired it with their almond pastry, and that was just as impr
There are cafés you visit for coffee, and then there are cafés you return to because of the feeling they leave behind. La Cabra’s Soho location quickly became the latter for me. While I had already fallen in love with their Bushwick roastery some time ago, this Manhattan branch carries an entirely different spirit to it, softer, warmer, and somehow even more welcoming. I’ve headed here multiple times with different friends, whether for long conversations, quiet work sessions, or simply to enjoy
From the Jun 27, 2025 health inspection. Lower-priority items are listed after the serious ones.

Food surfaces weren't washed and sanitized between uses.
Shelves, ledges, or equipment exteriors aren't clean or easy to clean.