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Café Maud is an all-day neighborhood café and cocktail bar at 132 2nd Ave in the East Village, serving breakfast through dinner and running late as a bar — a format (coffee shop by day, cocktail bar by night) that tends to draw steady walk-in traffic across a long daily window rather than one single rush.
Our single search turned up hours, address, and Yelp/Resy listings but no specific press or review mentions of long lines or notable waits, and the venue does have a Resy booking page for its East Village location — so reservations appear to be available rather than the spot being strictly walk-in or no-reservations. Given its late Thursday–Saturday hours (open to 2am) and all-day café format, weekend brunch and late-night hours are the most plausible busy windows, but we don't have reported wait-time specifics to cite.
Patterns as reported by press and regulars — not measured by damnlines.
Damnlines does not have a live camera at Café Maud yet, so we can't show a real-time wait count. From what's publicly reported, it's a popular all-day East Village café and cocktail bar with a Resy reservation page, which suggests walk-in waits are more likely at peak brunch and weekend-evening hours; we did not find specific reported wait times to cite.
Yes — the East Village location has a booking page on Resy, so reservations appear to be an option there rather than a strict walk-in-only or no-reservations policy.
Per its Yelp and official listings: roughly 9am–12am Sunday through Wednesday, 9am–2am Thursday and Friday, and 8am–2am Saturday (hours can change, so confirm on Yelp or the official site before visiting).
It's described as an all-day neighborhood café and bar in the East Village serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner alongside a hand-crafted cocktail program — a daytime coffee-and-food spot that also runs as a late-night bar.
We don't have specific reported wait data to cite, but given its all-day café-plus-cocktail-bar format with late Thursday–Saturday hours (until 2am), weekend brunch hours and Friday/Saturday late night are the times most likely to be busiest; a weekday mid-afternoon visit is a reasonable bet for shorter waits.
Sources: Yelp — Café Maud (East Village, 132 2nd Ave) · Café Maud official site — East Village location · Resy — Café Maud East Village reservations