Tiffany’s Blue Box cafe in New York’s 5th Avenue

by | Apr 19, 2018 | Food & Drink

Jump in a cab and go to Tiffany’s

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]We can finally fulfil the Audrey Hepburn-inspired fantasies of actually having Breakfast at Tiffany’s after six decades. Tiffany & Co launched The Blue Box Café, its first foray into the food sector, on the 4th floor of its flagship boutique in New York’s 5th Avenue.

True to its name, the Blue Box Café is designed to make diners feel like they’re inside the world-famous Tiffany box. The interiors are adorned with Tiffany’s trademark robin’s egg blue colour. The café serves breakfast, lunch, and afternoon tea. Expect a queue though, as eager diners have been in line for hours hoping to score a table. tiffany.com

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