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Jack’s Stir Brew Coffee

Worth it. Jack’s Stir Brew Coffee wins the prize for most surprising apple cider donut in NYC.

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Not because I didn’t expect it to be downright delicious but because of how long it took me to realize the donut is vegan!

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Jack’s Stir Brew Coffee wins the prize for most surprising apple cider donut in NYC. Not because I didn’t expect it to be downright delicious but because of how long it took me to realize the donut is vegan! And trust me, as a gal who loves her dairy you won’t be missing it one bit with these phenomenal fall treats.

The donut is the epitome of fall. The exterior is evenly coated in sugar and the interior is extremely soft, practically melting in your mouth. After a single bite you’ll quickly be transported to an upstate New York apple orchard. Whether you have dietary restrictions or simply want to have your socks blown off, run to Jack’s Stir Brew Coffee for one of the tastiest apple cider donuts in NYC.

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Thanks to Jack’s Stir Brew, accessing great coffee in Tribeca has never been easier. Jack’s Stir Brew Coffee dates back to 2003 when Jack Mazzola opened a small cafe in the hopes of serving his community. Relying on organic coffee, Jack’s Coffee grew to a handful of locations throughout the city (serving 50,000 people a week on average).

Working directly with farmers and purveyors before it became the industry standard, Jack’s was the first NYC coffee house to serve ethically sourced, shade-grown organic coffee exclusively.

Best of New York 2026, New York Dearest
On The Best of New York

I put Jack’s Stir Brew Coffee on two of my best lists

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