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Everyman Espresso

Opening Hours
Today: 8am–5pm
Fri:
8am–5pm
Sat:
8am–5pm
Sun:
9am–5pm
Mon:
8am–5pm
Tues:
8am–5pm
Wed:
8am–5pm
Location
136 East 13th Street
Neighborhoods
Everyman Espresso 1 Coffee Shops East Village

All of the typical coffee shop fare is turned up a notch here. There is handcrafted Counter Culture Coffee with locally-sourced milk from Battenkill Valley Creamery in upstate New York and stone-ground Taza Chocolates. The few, ordinary tables throughout the unembellished space work perfectly in this very low key atmosphere where the drinks are what get all of the attention.

Three or four times a year, the coffee shop converts into an off-Broadway theater, where the Classic Stage Company puts on shows for a group of subscribers. Everyman Espresso provides beer and wine concessions while the CSC performs.



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