A favorite overall spot of ours, this bakery with a Northern European bent has a gorgeous backyard complete with carp pond. Read more.
Greenpoint is spoiled for great coffee shop backyards. Budin has a pretty chill backyard, sports clean Nordic design, one of the most interesting multi-roaster menus in NYC, wifi, plugs & craft beer.
This high-walled Chelsea backyard has a comforting stillness about it and belongs to a cafe with some of the best NYC coffee. Read more.
Although not a favorite shop for coffee, the back yard here is spacious and in range of the wifi.
The garden at this Hamilton Heights spot is as great looking as everything else here. Good Counter Culture Coffee but seriously turgid wifi with their new WebBeams system.
The largest cafe garden in NYC belongs to this Bushwick coffee shop and event space, part of the Loom multi-use building. Good soup, subpar coffee. Read more.
Surrounded by high walls on two sides, L'Albero Dei Gelati's secluded back garden is quiet and peaceful and sports a cunning garden table along with standard umbrella cafe tables.
It's not remotely a coffee destination but Milk & Roses scores extremely high in coziness and design and throws wifi, plugs, and a large backyard garden into the mix. Read more.
This Prospect Heights spot has a huge backyard, something you'd never find in Manhattan, a big draw for a place with not usually well-prepared Stumptown coffee. Read more.
This multicultural Bedford Stuyvesant true Italian pizza restaurant is open weekdays for cafe work and has a giant backyard with gorgeous design touches. Decent Counter Culture coffee. Read more.
