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Burgers and pub-like comfort food in one of the oldest Soho restaurants.

The bar at this L-shaped cafe, with its tin ceilings, exposed-brick walls and flickering candlelight, thrives late into the evening. Art on the walls (featuring local artists) changes periodically--but everyone comes for the burgers. Whether topped with avocado and jalapenos or simply plain, the ground-sirloin patty arrives char-grilled on an oversized bun. Offerings from the busy brunch shift include home-baked croissants and Brie-broccoli stuffed omelettes.

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The Cupping Room Café was established in 1977. It was originally a wholesale coffee establishment. Different blends of coffee were brewed and tasted by perspective customers. This act of blending and tasting different coffees is called cupping - hence the name The Cupping Room. The coffee tasting went so well that the owners decided to change the name from The Coffee Connection to The Cupping Room Café. They also decided to open the back of the store and sell coffee and pie to the local artists. The building hosting The Cupping Room is a landmark building. It was the first "tall" building in SoHo and is more than 100 years old. The high tin ceilings, hard wood floors, pot-belly stove and exposed brick walls are all part of the original setting. The Cupping Room was a home for artists and locals. Today it is still a neighborhood place where you can see the locals and the famous come together in our homey environment.

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