Cafe Panino Mucho Giusto

Ordered a latte, tuna panini, turkey panini, & a soup. Everything was delicious especially the panini’s. Nice & crispy, which melted in your mouth. The place is tiny but so is everything in nyc. Great café experience & delicious food for a nice local vibe.

I’ve gone here a few times now and used the CUPS app to get my coffee. First I got a macchiato (after not even knowing what it was) and, on a later visit, the iced latte. The macchiato was fine. I learned that I’m not a fan of the drink in general, not just this one.
The iced latte was heavenly. It was absolutely fantastic. I don’t usually do iced coffee drinks, but it was 70 degrees outside so I figured why not? I cannot capture in words how delicious this drink was. Maybe this just means I haven’t had a lot of iced lattes (which I haven’t), but I am incredibly picky about my coffee, lattes in particular. I won’t waste $ 3.50-$ 4 on a latte that’s not worth it. This thing is worth it ten times over again.
This place also has a very quaint, locally-​owned flair. I love indie coffee shops just for places like this. If you’re in the West Village, definitely drop by and pop a squat with some delicious coffee. Or you could also try heading out to the river, which is only a five minute walk from here. Either way you can’t lose.

Cute, cozy, very friendly staff, comfortable pillows by the window, wi-​fi. A little gem in the west village. Perfect for alone time, or a for a coffee date ;)
I ordered the salmon special — generous portion and only $ 10. Also got an iced French roast coffee, which was quite good. The only caveat is that there’s scaffolding outside so it obscures the view, but I understand it’s not in the store’s control.

on a brisk late november afternoon as the sun was going down, my husband and I came upon CPMG — there are 2 window alcoves and one was filled w 3 late 20s girls having soup and salad having a nyc moment, and a handful of neighborhood regulars reading the paper over coffee at the communal table. We walked in, were warmly greeted by the cashier/​server, and took the other cushioned seat in the front. It’s the perfect spot to people watch and the temperature of the space was on point for the windy day. For such a small spot, the menu has great variety — I went w the Mucho Gusto salad for $ 9, and him the grilled chicken wrap for $ 11. Both came out quickly and were super delicious. For the price, the prime seating, and the prompt/​attentive service, we quickly deemed it our new favorite drop in spot. The wrap was warm and luscious for such basic ingredients, and my greens were fresh, a generous portion of mozz and avocado, w perfectly crispy crostini on the side. We intend to make this a regular spot.

Food was good but not exceptional; decent if you’re in the mood for a quick, (very) simple bite.

I love this place and eat here many times a week. The guys who work here are BEYOND nice and always provide the best service. They take pride in the café and its always a treat to eat there. LOVE.

Very fun staff and the strongest espresso I’ve found in ny so far. I got the prosciutto di Parma #2 and it was a great Saturday pick me up. Free wifi and enough space to lounge for a little bit at this unassuming café. Great place :)

Love this little café with delicious drinks. Unfortunately, I am disappointed in their choice of baristas. I wish they would have a more «local» vibe.

The atmosphere and service are what stick with you and make you want to come back. And the food is the cherry on top.
The place is tiny but accommodating. I’m in here practically every morning for a little over an hour before work. It has its own little culture with the seating outside usually occupied by dog owners and inside by the constant committed same customers who you’ll see every day.
If the other customers are anything like me one of the main reasons they come back is the service. Edgar, the main cashier/​server lights up your day with his enthusiasm. He’s never not respectful and always a delight to just say «hello» to. I’ve seen a few customers who come to not only grab their morning coffee but to also catch up real quick with him.
At the end there’s the food. I normally grab a toasted buttered scone and have only had their breakfast lunch items a few times but those few times did not disappoint. The omelet is flat and round like a pancake and served on a large plate that completely covers. It was cooked perfectly.
If nearby this should be a place you stop into. For any of the reasons above, its worth your time and you would not regret it.

What an adorable location! Stopped in for a quick lunch and enjoyed an iced peppermint tea, delicious.
While the tea and the ambiance didn’t disappoint, the panini I ordered took a while to come out and was pretty burnt.
For a refreshing drink and a nice place to read a book, I’d stop here. As far as food? I think your better off at Le Pan Q down the street.

My Americano nearly cost $ 5 and tasted terrible. They didn’t use fresh grounds which I didn’t think to question. The place was nearly empty so it wasn’t a time issue. There is no excuse to use old grounds when you’re charging $ 5 a coffee. Literally a $ 1 coffee at a deli would have tasted better.
Can’t say they do this all the time, or that their food or other items aren’t delicious. But this deserves a bad review. $ 5 bad coffee?!

Remember H&H Bagels? They’re reopened as
and Café Panino Much Giusto carries them! Yep, there the same as they always were, and still delicious.
Super nice staff and a good variety of food. Multiple vegetarian choices. All sandwiches and salads are fresh and made to order.

Adorable and cozy small café with delicious paninis and coffee. Service is served with a smile.

Love this cute little spot. Found it when I was headed to do some work at The Elk around the corner, but it was full. Instead I happened upon this underrated/​understated, totally not «trendy» or «hip» but very quaint and adorable little café. Has plenty of room, reliable wifi, no time limit and great space/​lighting. The owners are very nice and personal. The teas + food that I had were delicious. The only downside is that there are only outlets in the back little secluded section, which not the nicest looking part of the café… but does the trick anyways.
I’ll be back here a lot to study/​work!

Cute place, good coffee, friendly service, lovely ambiance, can be a wait for your order, gets quite busy.

Adorable. Came in on a Sunday to grab a coffee and read. There were about 6 other people, either reading, sketching or on their laptops. I very much enjoyed the Rat Pack and the likes playing over the speakers.
Had a chai tea and a scone, but they have a more extensive menu than just typical coffee shop snacks/​pastries. I will definitely have to try one of their breakfast items, which looked delicious.

Nice cozy place with friendly staff and good menu. The village needs more small businesses like this.

Very chill café to spend a sunny Sunday afternoon with good company. It’s small and cozy and the staff are friendly.
I haven’t tried the hot food but the espresso based drinks and baked cookies are priced fairly and done well.
There are a few small tables, good for couples who want to chat, and a big table that seats 6 (this is great for those with laptops).
Music was eclectic but soft enough to enjoy good conversation or throwing down and getting work done.

This is like a worn in comfy sofa. Sit down and relax for awhile with the locals. There is coffee, tea, fresh pastries, paninis, eggs sandwiches. All are super fresh and reasonably priced. There are some tables in the front windows so you could sit and people watch in the cold weeather and garden benches outside if you care to bring your dog, cat, ferret etc.
We met a lovely lady named Barbara and her dog Daisy when we were there. Could have sat out the front all day with the lovely atmosphere created by the flowering window boxes and friendly locals.
Oh and the coffee was as smooth as silk, my new go to in the area.

Cute café in West Village. Stopped by chance because their outside benches look so inviting. They serve salads, panini & wraps. I had the yummy grilled eggplant, basil, mozzarella, tomato on 7 grain bread.
6 little 2 seater tables with 2 being by the window with an extra seat, Outside benches but no tables and one communal table that seats 6. Free WiFi too. Plays nice music that allows you to still enjoy a discussion with your friends or work without going bonkers cuz the music is distracting.
They serve breakfast too so I will definitely be back to try it.