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Fabian’s Cafe and Pastry April 11, 2008

Filed under: New York City — thatconomist @ 9:59 am
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Fabian’s Cafe and Pastry in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, on Bedford Avenue was a place I discovered by chance. Having arrived by the subway to Brooklyn at 9am, I reckoned no shops would be open and walked around aimlessly until I saw a Fabian’s that seemed to be open and had cute teacups hanging from a ribbon by their windows.

Walking in Fabian’s was gorgeous! The walls were light blue which matched the beautiful sky outside that day and there were light blue curtains with pretty, dainty tea cups hanging on every window.

I ordered a Cinnamon Spice Mocha. The smell of the cinnamon was heavenly. Even before drinking and placing it on the table, I was actually overpowered by the cinnamon. Not much chocolaty taste though. Still it was a brilliant hot drink for a cold day.

 

5 Responses to “Fabian’s Cafe and Pastry”

  1. saltysnack Says:

    FYI, it’s Fabian’s. Not Fabine’s.

  2. Kate Says:

    What a pretty little spot. Isn’t it wonderful to turn a corner and find a little gem like this?

  3. thatconomist Says:

    Hey saltysnack, error noted and corrected. Thank you!

    Hey Kate, it really was pretty and a wonderful surprise. Thanks for dropping by and leaving a comment! :) )

  4. rr Says:

    Ugh this place is so over-priced. It’s like a slap in the face everytime I step in there.

  5. thatconomist Says:

    I must agree but I loved how pretty it was. :)


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