15th street cafe

New Coffee Shop Headed To 5th Avenue

Christine Bush

Mar 3, 2014 — 1 min read

We’ve got more coffee brewing at 557 5th Avenue.

15th St. Cafe will take over the space most recently occupied by Kahawa Cafe, which closed its doors in November of last year. Manager Jaqueline Begnal tells us that the menu will feature Gillie’s Coffee, Balthazar pastries, and fresh made-to-order vegetarian sandwiches.

Their grand opening is slated for Monday, March 10 at 8am, and to celebrate, “free cookies will be served to all kids and to adults with purchase.”

Welcome to the neighborhood, 15th St. Cafe!

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