The Avenue Cafe is closing tomorrow on St. Mark's Place

Tomorrow (March 30) is the last day in service for The Avenue Cafe at 102 St. Mark's Place between Avenue A and First Avenue.

Per an Instagram message: "Though the time was short, the experience and support will last a lifetime. It’s been real NYC!"

The post also mentioned some upcoming "sweet" news about the space (which we heard is a new vendor taking over the storefront).

The independent/minority-owned shop, which opened in October and offers a variety of coffee drinks and housemade pastries, recently reduced its hours to weekends only.

We heard from a few bummed-out EVG readers who were fans of The Avenue. 

This marked the first storefront for the owners after two-plus years inside the Jamaica Market food hall in Queens.

The previous tenant at No. 102 was another short-lived cafe concept — Compilation Coffee.

Openings: The Avenue Cafe on St. Mark's Place

The Avenue Cafe debuted last week at 102 St. Mark's Place between Avenue A and First Avenue.

The independent/minority-owned shop offers a variety of coffee drinks and housemade pastries. (There's an avocado croissant waffle available only on Saturdays and Sundays.) The shop is open daily from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.

This marks the first storefront for the owners after two-plus years inside the Jamaica Market food hall in Queens.

If you're on Instagram, you can follow The Avenue Cafe here. 

The Avenue Cafe bringing pastries and coffee to St. Mark's Place

Photo by Steven 

The Avenue Cafe is expected to open soon at 102 St. Mark's Place between Avenue A and First Avenue. 

The independent/minority-owned shop will offer a variety of coffee drinks and housemade pastries. This marks their first storefront after two-plus years inside the Jamaica Market food hall in Queens.

If you're on Instagram, you can follow The Avenue Cafe here. 

The previous tenant at No.102, Compilation Coffee, quietly closed last fall after a few months in business. (They recently resurfaced in Fort Greene.)