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cafe · East Village, ManhattanNO. 173 / 1960

Café Maud

An all-day East Village café and bar on 2nd Avenue known for breakfast-through-dinner service, weekend brunch, and a hand-crafted cocktail program, rated 4.1 on Yelp.

132 2nd Ave, New York, NY 10003

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//The line

Café Maud East Village is an all-day neighborhood café and bar on 2nd Avenue serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner alongside a hand-crafted cocktail program. It holds a 4.1 rating on Yelp from 137 reviews, and its late hours (open until around midnight most nights, later Thursday through Saturday) plus a sit-down bar-and-brunch format are the kind of setup that can draw a crowd and a wait at peak times.

Our single-search research did not surface specific reported wait times or line lengths for this location, so we can't state a number here. It does, however, take reservations via Resy, which is the more reliable way to guarantee a table than walking in, particularly for weekend brunch or evening cocktail hours.

Until damnlines has a live camera here, the practical guidance is general: East Village brunch spots like this one tend to see their busiest stretch on weekend late mornings into early afternoon, and booking ahead or going on a weekday is the lower-risk way to skip any wait.

//When the line peaks
Weekend brunch (roughly late morning into early afternoon) is the most likely time for a wait, consistent with typical East Village café/brunch patterns Thursday-Saturday late-night hours (open until ~2AM) may bring a bar crowd Weekday afternoons are the likeliest lower-traffic window based on the venue's all-day format

Patterns as reported by press and regulars — not measured by damnlines.

//Getting in

Reservations: Per its official East Village page, Café Maud accepts reservations, bookable via Resy or by contacting the café directly.

Per the venue's site: Sun 8AM-12AM, Mon-Wed 9AM-12AM, Thu-Fri 9AM-2AM, Sat 8AM-2AM.

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//FAQ

How long is the wait at Café Maud East Village?

damnlines does not have a live camera at this venue yet, so we cannot show a real-time line count or wait estimate here. Our single research pass did not turn up specific reported wait times or line lengths for this spot. As an all-day neighborhood café and bar with a weekend brunch service, some wait is plausible during peak brunch hours, but treat that as a general expectation rather than a confirmed figure.

Does Café Maud East Village take reservations?

Yes, the East Village location is bookable through Resy according to its official site and Resy listing, which can help you avoid showing up to an unexpected wait, especially on weekends.

What are Café Maud's hours?

Search results indicate roughly 8AM-12AM Sunday, 9AM-12AM Monday-Wednesday, and later hours (until around 2AM) Thursday-Saturday, though hours can change, so it's worth confirming on the official site or Resy before you go.

What is Café Maud East Village known for?

It's described as an all-day neighborhood café and bar on 2nd Avenue serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner alongside a hand-crafted cocktail program, holding a 4.1 rating on Yelp from 137 reviews at the time of research.

When is the best time to go to Café Maud to avoid a wait?

We don't have confirmed wait-time data for this venue, but based on its all-day café/brunch/bar format, weekday off-peak hours (mid-afternoon on a weekday) are generally a safer bet than weekend brunch or late-night bar hours if you want to avoid the busiest stretches.

Does Café Maud take reservations?

Yes - per the venue's site, Café Maud East Village accepts reservations through Resy or by calling the café directly.

Can you walk into Café Maud?

The venue's site does not state a walk-in policy explicitly; it presents itself as an all-day neighborhood café and bar taking bookings via Resy.

Sources: Yelp — Café Maud (New York) · Cafe Maud official site — East Village · Resy — Cafe Maud East Village

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