Little Collins

Midtown


Co-owned by Aussie expat Leon Unglik, Little Collins emulates the celebrated cafes of his hometown Melbourne: understatedly cool, welcoming spaces serving superlative coffee and equally tasty grub. The cafe is home to NYC's very first Modbar: high-tech, under-the-counter brewers that look like sleek chrome taps. Don't miss the avocado 'Smash' ($10.25). Milk and cream come served in Lilliputian milk bottles.


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