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41 Kenmare St

New York, NY 10012

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Charley St

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Australian / Vegetarian / Bakery/Cafe  in  Nolita
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Matt Tervooren
Venue Info Via Foursquare

41 Kenmare St

New York, NY 10012

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Perfect For: Breakfast Coffee & A Light Bite Getting Work Done Lunch Quick Eats Serious Take-Out Operation

When a bright, all-day spot serving toasts and grain bowls with pun-heavy names opens downtown, there’s a 91% chance that it’s an Australian cafe. And that’s the case with Charley St, a counter-service spot a few doors down from The Butcher’s Daughter in Nolita. The short menu almost exclusively consists of healthy-sounding dishes, like toast with coconut beet spread and a grain bowl with hummus and mushroom ragu. This place closes everyday at 6pm, but there’s plenty of seating for a casual sit-down breakfast or lunch, and it works for takeout as well.

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