Little Italy

McNally Robinson Teahouse

The coffee in this bookstore café ($1.75; includes one refill) is prepared from an Italian brand called Miscela D'oro; it's medium-bodied and slightly acidic, and I love how the pump pot froths the surface. The café itself has a pleasant atmosphere: not too frenetic, but not overrun with all-day campers, either.

McNally Robinson Teahouse
52 Prince St. (Lafayette-Mulberry Sts.)
212-274-1160

Ciao Bella Gelato

You'll find ample opportunity to experiment with fancy flavors at Ciao Bella, though even a small cup ($4.75) will cost you. I've enjoyed their malted milk ball gelato, especially the little crunchy bits; the cantaloupe tarragon sorbet — sandy orange with flecks of dark green — has a gentle, refreshing melon flavor.

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Ceci-Cela Patisserie

Nice, tart currant gelato (one scoop; $3; from the now-closed Chambers St. location).

Ceci-Cela Patisserie
55 Spring St. (near Mulberry St.)
212-274-9179

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