
NYC Yoga and Food Stops for a Slower Day Across Two Boroughs
Starting on the mat, these NYC yoga and food stops add made-to-order breakfast and halal kabobs across two boroughs.


Bright, plant-filled rooms overlook a leafy backyard at this Bed Stuy yoga studio on Tompkins Avenue in Brooklyn. Instructors lead classes all day, Sundays included, and drop-ins run 28 dollars. Teens 13 and up can attend solo, and ages 10 to 12 join with an adult.
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Breakfast is made to order at this Upper West Side cafe and market on Broadway, from avocado toast on multi-grain bread to a light chorizo egg burrito and spinach, cheese, and tomato croissants. It stays open daily from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM.
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Family-run and no-frills, Fire Kabob in Brooklyn serves fresh halal chicken, beef, and kafta kabobs drawn from Middle Eastern and Persian traditions. Start with sambosa in the small, inexpensive space, open from 12:30 PM Tuesday through Sunday and closed Mondays.
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Steps from Central Park South, Sip + Co pairs lattes with careful sandwiches, like egg and cheese on brioche and a spicy turkey sandwich on bread toasted to a crisp. A fast-moving line leads to a relaxed interior, bar stools, and outdoor front seating.
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