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Good Thanks Cafe

4.3 (514 reviews)
Closed • 8:00 am - 4:00 pm

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Gahee K.

Absolutely loved good thanks cafe!! The ambience is so cozy, warm and staffs are welcoming. The banana bread is a must, hands down the best banana bread I've ever had and the butter that comes with it is pure perfection. Their avocado toast with egg is also delicious. It's a little on the pricey side but the portion is generous and the egg is cooked perfectly. I'll definitely be back for more!!

Kimchi Scramble (my typo on the photo. Oops!) - - -  9/23/2025
Cam E.

Cozy cute little Breakfast and Brunch spot on Orchard Street in the Lower Eastside area. Very yummy delicious choices. I am a fan of the Kimchi Scramble eggs. I would love to figure out how they get the scramble eggs so perfectly rounded and swirly! :) Gaining popularity of late it can get rather crowded and busy on the weekends. Thus, reservations are strongly suggested. They also serve Green Juice, Organic wines, delicious coffees, cappuccinos, teas and smoothies to drink. **Open Daily - 8AM to 4PM ** Thank you!

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Sally Z.

Service: 4.2/5 Food: 4.5/5 Price: $$ ($20-30) Simple, clean aesthetic with classic Australian brunch vibes- chatter + music in the background. A bustling café with decent turnover, so no wait for a solo diner on an early Saturday afternoon. Good for groups not in a rush, as I think others had to wait a few minutes, + the food does take a little while to come out. Fairly clean bathroom, unfortunately, there's only one. Double check your bill, some items might have updated prices. What I Ordered: - Green Juice: refreshing, a lot of sediment at the bottom - Kimchi Scramble: kimchi indeed a little spicy, good balance with the labna, perfect soft scrambled eggs - Salad that came with the scramble: did not care for it, not an arugula person

Jessica L.

Saw good reviews came here to give it a try. I have to say I loved my chicken sandwich and my fries. That I would give a 5 star. The pork sandwich was a little bit plain. The kimchi eggs are done well. Honestly very simple menu but it was done very well.

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Ruwan J.

((4.25 stars)) a friendly warm Aussie cafe planted on Orchard Street on the Lower East Side is Good Thanks Cafe. clean, brightly lit, casual interior that is well maintained. there is a good amount off seating for pairs or groups looking to sit, eat, and have a conversations. even on a sleep weekday morning, Good Thanks Cafe was fairly busy with people enjoying the eats and drinks, here. stopped in here to grab a coffee...thought this cafe offers a coffee and tea menu...this is very much a cafe (it is not a coffee shop pretending to be a cafe). the draw really is the food menu and the friendly vibes. the coffee that i got was solidly good, but the real experience is having breakfast, brunch, or lunch with friends and/or family. the service is friendly. would definitely head here when i looking to enjoy eats with a group in a casual ambiance.

Adonis M.

This place was recommended by a friend to try while I am in NYC. I'll be brief, the food was great, the coffee drinks were delicious, and the banana bread was excellent. The location was also clean and well lit. The only reason that this place won't get 5 stars is because their service wasn't the greatest. I went on a Wednesday morning which was not busy, but besides sitting us down and taking our order we were not checked on once. So, it's a great place to try because of the food, but the service was not great, maybe you have a different experience. A smile goes a long way.

Broccolini Farro Bowl
Kathy M.

Good Thanks Cafe caught my eye because of the swirly scrambled eggs which looked so asethetic. After eating my way through NY for almost a week, I needed something healthy-ish. Many reviewers recommended the broccolini farro bowl which looked promising. I arrived around 9am on a Saturday and there were still some open tables. When 9:30-10am rolled around, there was a line out the door. I was tempted to order the eggs but I went with the broccolini farro bowl instead. This dish looked so simple but it was absolutely delicious! It was packed with flavor with a hint of spice and umami flavors. It was topped fried onions and an avocado salsa verde. I should have ordered an extra poached egg but regardless, this dish exceeded my expectations. I was on a solo trip so I couldn't try more dishes but I would love to return to try the others!

Curry scramble
Charlotte W.

Great ambiance, great service, and like the idea behind this curry scramble but needed more seasoning

Salsa Macha Eggs and Lemon Ricotta with Blueberry pancakes

We got Salsa Macha eggs and I'm clear that it's one of the BEST breakfast dishes I've ever had. It's the BEST breakfast I've had in NY. How do they make that chili oil? And the 6 min Jammy eggs were PERFECT!

Kimchi Scramble
Carol S.

We stumbled upon this café when we couldn't get a seat elsewhere. But this was the best find! I think it's best to make a reservation because although we usually walk in, they get very busy and it's hard to say whether you'll get a table right away. Service is good and food comes out fast. Everything on the menu is delicious, but I especially love the harissa eggs. Most of the dishes come with their amazing sourdough.

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Tanya A.

Came here on a Saturday morning before setting up shop to grab a sit down breakfast with my friend. The staff was quick to greet us and attend us. Started off with a vanilla latte, my friend got a black sesame Matcha both were rich and creamy. We both ordered the two eggs and toast on sourdough. I asked for salt, pepper & ketchup before I got my order but didn't really need it because the eggs were well seasoned. They were fluffy, warm & perfectly made. I give this spot a 5 stars because the staff was kind, location was great, seating was available l, the breakfast was a good, they had gluten free options and no long wait.

poached eggs on toast
Jamie W.

Stopped by Good Thanks Café on a rainy morning--partly because it was close to our hotel, but also because we'd eaten here once before and had a great experience. Happy to say it still holds up! I had the açaí bowl and it was perfect--refreshing, not overly sweet, and beautifully topped. Exactly what I was craving. My husband went for the poached eggs and added bacon and avocado (heads up: they're $5 each as add-ons). The eggs came out a bit tough--not the runny texture you hope for with poached--but he still ate and enjoyed them. When the server asked how everything was, he mentioned it. To their credit, they immediately offered to bring out another order, which we appreciated even though we declined. A thoughtful response. Despite all the tables being full, the space didn't feel cramped. There's a calm openness to the layout, and the ambiance is relaxed and welcoming. It's a lovely little spot to start your day, rain or shine. Would definitely come back--especially for that açaí bowl.

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Francesca A.

It was excellent, fresh, healthy and flavorful. I had the kale salad, my daughters had egg dishes, good coffee and matcha lattes. The server was lovely and patient with a good sense of humor. Very close to our hotel and I'm very likely to pop back in my next visit to NY.

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Conwell Hall - 12oz Latte (~$6) with Housemade Lavender (+$1.50)

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My friend told me to meet her at the Bibliotheque, and so I did, not knowing what I am walking into…read more(no googling before hand). Wow, what a beautiful space! When you enter there is a bar you can sit at and two large high top tables next to it. As you walk further in there is a lounge with couches and various sizes tables. The whole space is surrounded by books! Heaven! We ordered a chai, matcha and a ginger cookie. Shout out to the woman taking my order for comping me my drink for my birthday! Everyone from the staff was friendly - I really enjoyed being there. The only thing I would say is someone should come by to check on the tables more often as I had to return other people's abandoned drinks. But you know what first world problems, am I right? Maybe they can have a sign or mention to customers to return their own cups before leaving. I sort of can't imagine why people don't... It is quite popular spot so you need to be very patient and strategic if you want to grab a table, as well as sprinkled with a little bit of luck. We unfortunately got there a little late. I went there at 3pm and hunted for a table and my friend got there by 330pm. By the time we ordered and started drinking our coffees - we were informed the lounge area will be closed at 4pm to prepare for the evening wine bar. Oh right this cafe turns into a wine bar in the evenings! How cool! At 4pm we thankfully grabbed one of the high tables - sharing it with another couple but it was large enough for the 4 of us. The lights dimmed and the atmosphere changed to more intimate. We unfortunately had to leave at 5pm, but I imagined picking up a James Baldwin book, ordering some white wine and enjoying both.... Mmm definitely next time. Maybe sometimes after work - sounds like a great wind down.

Step one: Plan a tour of NYC bookstores. Step two: Start with lunch and cocktails at Bibliotheque…read more Based off of the NYC best-seller "The Bookstore", I planned a two- day trek around NYC that included 8 or so bookstore, and this surprise cafe a stone throw from our hotel. Seating is limited, as well as the selection of food and cocktails depending on the time pf day. There were two drink selections when we went, and our sandwich choice was delicious. There are books around to purchase, complete with stacks with rolling ladders. It seemed a nice place to study or read, and several people had laptops out. If I wasn't looking for bookstores in particular, o probably would have passed this by, bit a Starbucks feel with cocktails was perfect after all.

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Bibliotheque - Our bar area accommodates approximately 30 guests.

Our bar area accommodates approximately 30 guests.

Bibliotheque - Prosciutto sandwich

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Bibliotheque - The lounge area houses almost 10,000 books and fine art from Rashid Johnson, Robert Longo, and Roy Lichtenstein, among others.

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Koré Coffee is a cute and cozy coffee shop offering a calming atmosphere with limited seating. It…read morecertainly was comfortable. There is limited pastries of cookie, croissant, coffle, and bun. Come to Koré Coffee for their Croffle which is my primary purpose for my visit. Koré Coffee is located at 26A Elizabeth Street, Chinatown, Manhattan, NYC. Customer service is average with patience as I doomed scroll my Yelp app for a photo of my coveted pastry since I was unable to describe in words. Four stars, there are no tea options (hot or cold) available. No comment for the coffee or latte as I did not purchase any. I do not drink coffee in any shape or form. No restroom facilities are located on premise because this business does not meet the NYC bathroom requirements for mandatory facility of having 20 or more seats. Matcha Croffle with strawberries $11.00 (with NYC sales tax $11.98) It was served on a small plate. The Matcha green tea cream was refreshing delight as well as the strawberries. The waffle was good. I always have a predilection for waffles. It was filling as dessert for lunch or morning brunch. I enjoyed mine seated as I did not want the Matcha to spill into the bag or on my lap along with the strawberries dropped for loss. WiFi access is available. Business cards are available which also serve as a loyalty card where the tenth paid purchase enable "buy 10 coffees, get 1 free." I did obtain my sales receipt amid my payment method was by credit/ debit card. https://kor-coffee.wheree.com/menu

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Koré Coffee - Matcha and strawberry croffle

Matcha and strawberry croffle

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