First-ever Angry Birds Cafe now open in New York City
Have you tried the Angry Birds Not So Mini Golf Club and can’t get enough of that bird-flinging, piggie-snorting, tower-crushing fun? Then head to New York City for the world’s first Angry Birds Cafe.
Officially named, iSwii by Angry Birds, the cafe offers Chef Pig’s signature burgers & sandwiches, tweet sweet desserts, and a variety of bevvies including bubble tea, coffee, and hot chocolate. Of course the Angry Birds Cafe offers plenty of insta-worthy photo opps and merch, lots of merch.
Fans looking for unique Angry Birds items should flock to iSwii by Angry Birds Cafe because it is loaded with exclusive stuff. There will be t-shirts and hoodies with limited-time graphics designed by in-house artists, plenty of piggy plushies (and birds), and some surprises. Through partnerships with Venum Collection and Capsule Skateboards, the Angry Birds Cafe has a large selection of Red, Chuck, Bomb, and Stella boxing gloves & punching bags as well as skateboard decks.
“This unique establishment goes beyond the screen, offering an immersive experience where fans and customers can delight in the tantalizing foods and drinks as well as engage in gaming and capture extraordinary moments in our exclusive photo opportunities,” said Rovio Brand Licensing Director Katri Chacona.
The iSwii by Angry Birds Cafe experience is also available for private parties & events in private “nests” – rooms that offer Angry Birds VR games & treats, including customizable Angry Birds-themed gift bags for partygoers.
Families will find the iSwii by Angry Birds at the Tangram shopping mall in Flushing, Queens just a mile or so away (as the Angry Bird flies) from the New York Mets Citi Field, US Open Tennis Center, and 1964 World’s Fairgrounds.
Tangram NYC is a high-rise, mixed-use space with shopping, entertainment, dining, wellness, hotel, and residential condominiums. Named for the traditional Chinese geometric puzzle, Tangram NYC is located in one of the largest Chinatown neighborhoods in New York City. Signs are displayed in both Chinese and English. The Regal 4DX Cinema shows films with Chinese subtitles. And the Orangetheory Fitness center will be the first in the chain to offer group classes in both English and Chinese. The Tangram NYC high rise makes Flushing look more like ultra-modern Shanghai than Archie Bunker or George Costanza’s Queens.
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