Jisoo Jeong

Free for NY residents!
A unique museum experience. The building reminded me of an asylum with its white brick walls, long cold hallways and white doors haha! During my visit, the exhibitions seemed to theme around cultural representation.

The bookstore has a wide range of artistic books for adults and children.

The caffe latte with oat milk ♥ I’m not a coffee connoisseur and don’t know much about coffee, but this was just really good coffee. My friend ordered the basil pesto gnocchi and it was light and not too Al dente. I ordered the fried eggplant salad and this red lump came out hahaha. I was surprised because it was not what I expected, but it was SO much better.

Affiliated to the hotel nearby, non-hotel guests are able to enjoy the wooden interior and luxe ambience. Seats near the bar and restaurant are for guests only, but there are plenty of options for non-guests.
The staff is super fun and nice! La-Toya had the coolest glasses she designed herself and made friendly chatter with me about my illustration. Another staff asked me himself if I’d like a refill for my water.
I spent a solid 6 hours there and did not feel as though I was taking up their space at all. So, if you need a cafe to remind you that you’re in NYC and allow you a comfortable durable stay, Paper Coffee I’d suggest.

What a gem. Humble House, you are worth bragging about. Such fun cool and QUALITY finds here.
Much respect to the curators.