Best place to hang out and read

anonymous · February 2006

I'd love to find a place to hang out and read/study during the day that isn't completely overrun with kids (no offense to any). Comfy chairs/couches would be great too.

WiFi nice, but not necessary.

quijibo · February 2006

Subject: Re: Best place to hang out and read

Flexi wrote: I'd love to find a place to hang out and read/study during the day that isn't completely overrun with kids (no offense to any). Comfy chairs/couches would be great too.

WiFi nice, but not necessary.

have you tried Mule cafe?
it's on 4th ave, between Bergen + St. Mark's
i believe that would be an affirmative on the WiFi

drano · February 2006

Subject: Re: Best place to hang out and read

Flexi wrote: I'd love to find a place to hang out and read/study during the day that isn't completely overrun with kids (no offense to any). Comfy chairs/couches would be great too.

WiFi nice, but not necessary.

I was looking for a place like that too, but then I realized it was my living room.

anonymous · February 2006

Ha! my living room is great, but every once in a while I want to get out of of the house for some unknown reason

I haven't tried Mule as it's a bit far for me, but when it gets warmer, I'll keep it in mind. Thanks!

quijibo · February 2006

Subject: Re: Best place to hang out and read

Flexi wrote: Ha! my living room is great, but every once in a while I want to get out of of the house for some unknown reason

I haven't tried Mule as it's a bit far for me, but when it gets warmer, I'll keep it in mind. Thanks!

when it gets warmer they also have a big backyard patio
with benches

anonymous · February 2006

patio with benches?! Ooooh, now you're talking.

sevenoneeighty · March 2006

Heights Coffee on Flatbush

anonymous · March 2006

This may seem a bit obvious, but the library at Gap. They even have food and coffee. It's usually pretty quiet.

carnivore · March 2006

Anonymous wrote: This may seem a bit obvious, but the library at Gap. They even have food and coffee. It's usually pretty quiet.

They even have wifi. If you want to plug in, though, you have to go to the reading room upstairs (where no coffee is allowed).

mc · March 2006

guest who recommended the library was me. I didn't know they had WIFI. Cool.

anonymous · March 2006

I didn't realize they had coffee and food, so it wasn't obvious to me

anonymous · March 2006

Subject: living room type coffeehouse

Cafe Sutra just opened up at 18th and 5th...free wifi..nice people...and really good coffee.

anonymous · March 2006

Yeah...I've been to Cafe Sutra and they also have a back patio which they said will be open in the summer. great coffee.

anonymous · March 2006

Subject: Cafe Sutra

Thanks for the Sutra suggestion. I never really go past 5th/16th, so I didn't realize there was something new there

anonymous · March 2006

No problem... last time i was there they were giving free german lessons. pretty random but cool.

diane · March 2006

Subject: sutra

I checked Sutra out last weekend based on this recommendation. Never
would have found out about it if I hadn't read it here. It was lovely and
I will definitely go back. It had a much quieter vibe than the Tea Lounge
but similar feeling with the eclectic collection of couches, etc. The cheesecake was wonderful. So was the jasmine green tea served
in a nice big mug. Prices also seemed reasonable.
Diane

anonymous · March 2006

Subject: Cafe Sutra

Went here today based on recommendations (thanks!) and thought it was adorable. Not one child or stroller in the place (no offense).

Very nice owner behind the counter and delish chocolate cupcake (filled with choc. pudding).

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