Skip to main content

Having Breakfast at Tiffany's is NOW OFFICIALLY a Reality

Paramount Pictures
If you're a big Aubrey Hepburn fan or simply a fan of good films from the 1960's like Breakfast at Tiffany's, then you'll probably be giddy as I to find out that an actual café store has opened at the fourth floor of the iconic Tiffany & Co. store located in Fifth Avenue in New York City. The café store is called Blue Box Café (rambling a little bit here so you have time to write it down, okay that's enough), officially opened its doors today, and according to a review by Vogue of the café's opening, it offers a $29 breakfast menu option that includes coffee and croissant with the "choice of an avocado toast, truffled eggs, or a smoked salmon bagel with schmear."

But Blue Box Café will not only offer breakfast options (*very delicious breakfast options), as the Vogue review noted that the cafe also offers lunch options at $39 (which include a starter and main course), including the "Charles Lewis Tiffany" sandwich which includes chicken, lettuce, and tomato, the "Fifty-Seventh Street Flatbread" and the "Fifth Avenue Salad" which has lobster and avocado. But if a whole course meal isn't your thing and you want to go right for the dessert or just for a tea, you can order a small cake for $36 or try the Tiffany Tea at $49.


Breakfast at Tiffany's (1961), the film from
which the Blue Box Cafe is inspired by. Paramount Pictures 
As the Tiffany and Co. said in a recently released statement, the Blue Box Café will serve "American classics made with the highest quality, regionally source ingredients." While the menu is simple, it "will change and evolve through the seasons" and will take "a refined take on signature New York dishes, reinvented to be uniquely Tiffany" to serve "customers who have always dreamed of having Breakfast at Tiffany." Sounds fabulously good to me!

The Blue Box Café opened today and will operate under the regular hours of the Tiffany & Co. store.

So what about you? Are you also looking into booking a flight to New York City just to have breakfast at Tiffany's and taste the deliciousness and I swear I'm not salivating as I'm writing this?? That ended awkward, but I do want to know what YOU think!

For anyone that has already been able to go to the Café, share your experience - we fangirls need it!

Paramount Pictures
 As always, sincerely, a very hungry Dora Goto

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Jon Favreau FINALLY Revealed the One Real, Non-CGI Shot He Sneaked in "The Lion King" Adaptation

Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures In the words of Joey Tribbiani, finally now "we know, we know, we know!" In a recent  LA Times article  film director Jon Favreau, who directed this year's  The Lion King adaptation starring Donald Glover and Beyoncé Knowles-Carter, revealed that although the summer Disney film was made using and composed of computer-generated imagery (CGI) - utilizing VR and live-action technology and techniques, of course - the director did put one real-live action shot in the film "just to see if anybody would be able to pick it up." Naturally, in the nature of the Internet, thousands dared to take guesses, but Favreau ultimately ended up revealing on Friday the one real shot he used in The Lion King , revealing it to be "the first shot of the movie that begins The Circle of Life." View this post on Instagram A post shared by Jon Favreau (@jonfavreau) on Jul 26,
Post a Comment
Read more

Four Days After "The Addams Family" Hit Theaters, A Sequel Has Already Been Confirmed

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures Hear that? It's the sound of my mind being blown...or that of me snapping along to the Addams Family theme song. Following the commercial success of this year's animated re-imagining of one of our favorite unconventional families,  The Addams Family , which was released on theaters October 11, Deadline  exclusively confirmed on Tuesday that an animated kooky and spooky sequel is already in the works. In just its opening weekend, The Addams Family has earned $30.3 million from its theatrical releases in the United States and Canada (a little bit more than three-quarters of its $40 million budget), surpassing box office predictions and showing that millions of moviegoers are still interested in catching up with what Gomez Addams and his family are doing once again. In doing so,  The Addams Family also became the second highest grossing film in the domestic box office this weekend, following Joker which earned $55.9 million. While it curre
Post a Comment
Read more