French fashion label and recording record label Maison Kitsuné has further implanted their mark on New York City by opening a café in the West Village. The brand currently has a shop on Lafayette Street, but will now be offering customers a chic Parisian Café experience within their new location on Hudson Street. Café Kitsuné aims to mimic the French capital’s dining experience with coffee, wine and small plates. The menu has been concocted by Japanese chef Yuji Tani, which further links the French brand with Japanese culture (Kitsuné means “fox” in Japanese). It is compromised of sandwiches, salads and snacks.

The café was designed by Masaya Kuroki, co-founder and owner of Maison Kitsuné, in collaboration with TBD Architecture Studio. The space is inspired by nature, with wood furnishings featured prominently in the café. Guests can enjoy food, as well as browse a selection of tableware crafted in France, clothing and accessories from the “Café Kitsuné Collection.”

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NOW OPEN | Designed by co-founders @masayakitsune and @gildaskitsune with long-time collaborator @tbddesignstudio, Café Kitsuné New York plays into its heritage and West Village setting by featuring natural materials, velvet and marble that evoke Japanese sensibility with NYC flair. The incoming Hudson Street light makes you want to stay a while! Come and visit us all day, every day – our team is looking forward to welcoming you all! ????????????❤ – ???? Café Kitsuné New York Café-Bar 550 Hudson Street, New York, NY 10014 Monday-Friday: 7AM-7PM Saturday-Sunday: 8AM-7PM

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Visit Café Kitsuné New York at 550 Hudson Street in the West Village, which is open seven days a week from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.