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Café de FloreThese days, you don't hear much weighty existential conversation floating around the St Germain cafe with the green lettered awning, once frequented by Sartre and De Beauvoir. The cigarette smoke has mostly been banished. Still, legends are legends, and it even now has its own literary prize, the Prix de Flore that comes with 6150 euros among other perks, including "the right throughout the year to a glass of Pouilly fum engraved with the name of the

( Le Jules Verne

The Fort Greene place for big flavors and small plates

though it's much lesser-known

weather permitting

The famous cheesecake palace

The Driggs Avenue favorite

The Gramercy favorite for small plates

119 MacDougal St

and seating evoking a first-class dining car of old all contribute to the allure

The Upper Westchester favorite

Its butter croissants are as noteworthy as the wood-fired "Pain des Amis"

which closed briefly in 2021 and has since been revived