A Third Location of Claire’s Kitchen Cafe is Opening Soon

The cafe known for artistic ties is coming to the Upper West Side.
A Third Location of Claire’s Kitchen Cafe is Opening Soon
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Claire’s Kitchen Cafe positions itself as a meeting place for artists and non-artists alike. There will be more opportunities in Manhattan for poets, painters or patrons of the arts to grab a delicious breakfast or lunch now that a third location is opening soon. 

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The first Claire’s Kitchen Cafe opened in 2022 on the Upper East Side before the second location opened in Harlem. Regulars to Claire’s love their pastry offerings, pitas, malawahs, salads, and of course, the famous chipotle chicken sandwich. Claire’s Kitchen Cafe offers catering services, and the Harlem location hosts comedy shows every Saturday. 

What Now NY connected with one of Claire’s Kitchen Cafe’s co-owners Lior Ben-David over the phone. 

He confirmed that this location will be open will a full menu until 5pm, as is the case with the other two locations. This new Upper West Side location plans to operate in the evenings as a wine bar with a different menu. 

This new location will have two levels with a mezzanine. Approximately 40 to 50 people will be able to be seated inside. 

“We want to have lots of locals, students, tourists and people who work at the hospitals in the area come in to Claire’s Kitchen Cafe,” said David. “This location will be totoally different than our other two locations.”

This new location is expected to open shortly.

Daisy Dow

Daisy Dow

Daisy is a seasoned freelance writer interested in small businesses, marketing strategies and history. Originally from Georgia, she attended Kenyon College before moving onto life in the big city. You can usually spot Daisy in the window of a neighborhood café, as her hunt for the world’s best cup of coffee continues.
Daisy Dow

Daisy Dow

Daisy is a seasoned freelance writer interested in small businesses, marketing strategies and history. Originally from Georgia, she attended Kenyon College before moving onto life in the big city. You can usually spot Daisy in the window of a neighborhood café, as her hunt for the world’s best cup of coffee continues.

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