SWA Architecture Weekly Blog Post

Hello and welcome back to the SWA Architecture weekly blog post.  This blog primarily takes a look into projects that SWA Architecture has been a part of.  This week we are going to take a look at what made SWA Architecture what it is today, the sidewalk cafes.  We'll take a little trip around New York City to take a look at some sidewalk cafes SWA Architecture has been a part of.  

SWA Architecture has been a part of over 700 sidewalk cafes coming to life in New York City.  That is not a typo, we have really don’t over 700.  Above you can see a picture of Brick Café on a beautiful summer day.  Located in Astoria at 30-95 33^rd Street, Brick Café should be a destination of interested if you’re ever in Astoria. 

Next we take a look at Bistro ten 18 located at 1018 Amsterdam Avenue.  If you are looking for a casual bistro that pleases locals with solid pastas, salads, steaks, burgers & cocktails. 

Let’s take a trip south to Brooklyn and take a look at another spot with a beautiful sidewalk café, Brooklyn Heights Wine Bar & Kitchen.  You can find this gem at 50 Henry Street in Brooklyn.  If you go get ready for a diverse by the glass & bottle list that compliments a beautiful American menu at this low-key spot. 

For our last joint let’s take a turn back into Manhattan to visit Fatbird Southern Kitchen & Bar.  With celeb Chef Cat Cora, you will find various upscale renditions of Southern favorites & mason-jar cocktails.  At 44 9^th Avenue, this is a can’t miss spot. 

SWA Architecture does a lot of unique and different projects, but the projects we most frequently are involved with are sidewalk cafes.  Pick a restaurant in New York City with a sidewalk café, we probably are the Architect and expeditor of note.  That’s it this week for the SWA Architecture Weekly blog post, give us a follow on Instagram - @swa_architecture where we have many beautiful pictures.