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284 Lafayette St, New York, NY 10012
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La Cabra is a Danish-import specialty coffee and bakery brand that opened a SoHo cafe known for its pastries (notably cardamom buns) and espresso bar; reviewers point to the pastry case and coffee program as the draw that keeps foot traffic steady through the day.
Yelp reviews describe a line that can persist from open to close, with waits reported as more noticeable during morning hours. The SoHo location does not take table reservations, so seating is first-come, first-served — reviewers generally characterize the wait as manageable and worth it rather than punishing.
Patterns as reported by press and regulars — not measured by damnlines.
Reservations: No reservations - per La Cabra's official SoHo page, the cafe explicitly states 'We do not accept table reservations.'
Walk-ins: Per the venue's site, La Cabra SoHo is walk-in only; guests can visit anytime during operating hours without advance booking.
Monday–Friday 7AM–8PM, Saturday–Sunday 8AM–8PM, per the venue's site.
Based on Yelp reviews, La Cabra SoHo tends to have a line that persists from open to close, with waits reported as most noticeable in the morning hours; reviewers generally describe the wait as manageable rather than extreme, and say it's worth it for the pastries. (No live damnlines camera here yet — this is reported guidance, not a live count.)
Reports indicate the SoHo location does not take table reservations — seating is first-come, first-served, so any wait is for a table or to order rather than a booked slot.
Reported hours are Monday-Friday 7:00am-8:00pm and Saturday-Sunday 8:00am-8:00pm. Hours can change seasonally or around holidays, so it's worth double-checking before heading over.
It's a Danish-import specialty coffee and pastry shop, recognized for its cardamom buns and espresso bar, with an open bakery case and multiple NYC locations.
Reviewers suggest the line is most persistent in the morning and eases somewhat later in the day, though it's been described as present from open to close on busy days. Since damnlines doesn't have a live camera here yet, this is general guidance drawn from reviews, not real-time data.
No, per La Cabra's official SoHo page, the cafe states it does not accept table reservations.
Yes, per the venue's site, La Cabra SoHo is walk-in only and open to guests anytime during its posted hours without booking ahead.
Sources: Yelp — La Cabra (SoHo, 284 Lafayette St) · La Cabra — official SoHo location page