Daily Provisions - New York City

One of my favorite spots for breakfast! Their bacon, egg, cheese, and avocado toast is absolutely delicious, not to mention the incredible crullers that sell out fast. They offer a fantastic selection of items, and their coffee and lattes are top-notch as well! I highly recommend this place, especially if you're visiting NYC. They also feature a seasonal flavor for their crullers, which is always exciting to try and get your hands on.

This is my favorite breakfast place to enjoy a delightful mix of sweet and savory treats! The bacon, egg, and cheese sandwich paired with a cruller is an absolute must-try. They introduce a new flavored cruller every month, and they tend to sell out quickly in the morning. If you’re not an early riser, their lunch sandwiches are also fantastic!

This is a great spot for an affordable breakfast. The staff is friendly, and there’s a wide variety of options available. I would just recommend reducing waste by minimizing food packaging.

Daily Provisions has been on my bucket list for a while and the reason why I would like to go try was their signature beautiful art, the cruller. It's extremely crowded on a Saturday morning around 9am but the wait for a table wasn’t too bad. There is currently only outdoor seating available. We had their Everything Croissant, Maple Cruller and 2 cups of latte. The croissant was filled with cream cheese and was so delicious and appetizing with crunchy layers. However, we were a little disappointed with their cruller, since the texture wasn’t as delicate as we thought. Having breakfast there was enjoyable and relaxing since the ambiance is cozy. The staff was really friendly and they also tried to maintain and clean the environment very well.

Maple cruller*: Amazing and a must-try. This is comparably excellent to the maple cruller at Doughnut Project, which is my single-favorite dessert item in NYC. Differences: Here it's a darker color, opaque glaze (frosting? on top that covers a little less of the total surface area. Maybe slightly less rich and more airy as a result. Cinnamon cruller: Unlike the maple, the surface is sugar crystals, and it's good but not mind-blowing. Chocolate caramel chunk cookie: Lots of caramel and chocolate that's well integrated into the thin cookie. Peanut butter and jelly cookie: Salty. Blueberry lemon loaf: Tasted as it looked (good . *While the maple cruller alone might warrant a 5-star review, I visited four times before one was available, including a weekday morning.