Greenwich Village staple lets customers relax and enjoy authentic Italian coffees as well as paninis and fresh gelato.
(347) 694-4369
79 Macdougal St Ste 1
New York,
NY
10012
40.7288
-74.0018
Neighborhoods: Downtown, Greenwich Village
Reviews & Ratings for Caffe Dante
15 reviews
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loved my treats
by EMM42
My cannoli was so yummy we made a quick run down(from the upper east side) the next day for another. My husband ordered pumpkin gelato and that was fabulous as well.
- Pros: delicious treats
loved my treats
by EMM42
My cannoli was so yummy we made a quick run down(from the upper east side) the next day for another. My husband ordered pumpkin gelato and that was fabulous as well.
- Pros: delicious treats
An after dinner treat.
by LisaGH
A bit pricey compared to what you would find on Arthur Ave, but Caffe Dante boasts friendly service, a variety of Italian desserts (including cakes imported from Italy), and a convenient SoHo location. The chocolate mousse cake was rich and smooth, but the chocolate mousse by itself was another matter, lumpy - a sign of error in preparation. Despite that, a solid choice for coffee, conversation and cake.
- Pros: Service, Location
- Cons: Price
Charming Italian cafe
by bethesdagirl
Caffe Dante has a very friendly staff (they also don't mind if you linger), delicious desserts and a pleasant atmosphere.
- Pros: Charming, great staff, delicious desserts, open until very late
- Cons: None
Best Coffee House in Manhattan.
by sitigun
I knew Cafe Dante since 1992, when I first moved in NYC (I am an Asian guy who lived in NYC) It's the greatest l'il Italian Cafe I've ever visit. The barista knew well what they are doing with coffee and coffee machine. Cakes are outstanding. Especially their Tiramisu. Oulala!!!! The new l'il resto next to this cafe? I've never been there tho. The waitresses are very nice and friendly.
Editorial Review
by Contributor
Greenwich Village staple lets customers relax and enjoy authentic Italian coffees as well as paninis and fresh gelato.
My favorite Italian restaurant in NYC.
by doyliemon
Great food, great gelato, great service. And I don't know if she still works there but there used to be a Brazilian lady who worked there who was as pretty as they come. There's no better dinner value in NYC. For the quality of the food, the price is outstanding.
- Pros: great food great price
- Cons: I have none
Delicious food.
by mr_meursault
'Cafe Dante' is a bit of a misnomer. The cafe exists, but it is only one part of the restaurant. The other part is a nice Italian restaurant. It is quiet, romantic, and offers delicious food. My friend ordered spaghetti, and I ordered the Chicken. The food was excellent and the portions were hearty. Best of all, the price for two came out to $35 without liquor. That's quite a bargain given the quality of the dining experience. Sadly, there have been some unpleasant recent developments. The waiters, for instance, have on occasion behaved in an abhorrently rude manner. Still, the food is outstanding, and the prices are reasonable for the area.
- Pros: Quiet, Small
- Cons: Rude staff
Completely captures the essence of Italy
by chris_malone
The mere fact that they didn't serve American coffee is enough for a standing ovation. If you are going to be traditional you might as well go all the way! The waitresses & bartenders speak Italian to one another, the menu is identical to what you'd see in any small town in Italy & the deserts & cafes are phenomenal. This place is a perfect stop after a dinner in SoHo. The one knock is that the restaurant & furniture could be a little nicer to capture the mood, it's just a step up from folding chairs which is a bit of a disappointment. Nonetheless, a very cool, completely Italian desert & cafe place in NoHo...and frankly one of the best in all of the city.
- Pros: Deserts, Cafes, Staff
- Cons: Ambience
excellent village italian
by drgene266
maybe some will confuse the cozy little coffee-and-cake cafe for the restaurant next door (both owned by the same good owners), but dante is so much more than just a sweet little coffee place. its authentic italian food rivals much more expensive and celebrity-ridden joints (da silvano's food is nothing compared to dante's, but yes, you won't see de niro here...his loss.)
- Pros: excellent food, ambience, inexpensive








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