Greg Gutfeld Takes His Daughter to This Secret Spot Every Weekend — And People Nearby Can Hang Out There
By The Daily Brief
In a move that has surprised fans and warmed hearts, Fox News host Greg Gutfeld has been spotted spending his weekends not at high-end celebrity haunts or private clubs — but at a charming little spot hidden in plain sight.
According to locals, Gutfeld has been quietly bringing his baby daughter to a secluded garden café tucked behind a bookstore in upstate New York. There’s no entourage, no flashing cameras — just a father, his little girl, and a couple of croissants.
“Every Saturday morning like clockwork,” says Julia, a barista at the café. “He comes in wearing a cap, carrying his daughter. He orders the same thing — black coffee and a warm almond croissant. Then they sit in the back, where it’s quiet, and just… exist together. It’s beautiful.”
What makes this story even more endearing is that the spot isn’t exclusive. In fact, it’s completely public — meaning anyone nearby can grab a coffee, bring a book, and share the space where Gutfeld and his daughter unwind.
“He doesn’t act like a celebrity,” said one frequent visitor. “He’ll smile, chat with the regulars. Once, he helped a mom carry her stroller down the garden steps.”
Sources close to the Gutfeld family say this weekly ritual has become sacred to him. “It’s the one time of the week he doesn’t think about headlines or ratings. It’s just about her,” a friend revealed. “He even reads her the same children’s book under the same tree every visit.”
The café — now affectionately nicknamed “Gutfeld’s Garden” by some patrons — is starting to see a quiet surge in curious foot traffic, but the vibe remains respectful. “It’s not about paparazzi or selfies,” one local added. “It’s about witnessing something genuine — a father making memories.”
And in a world obsessed with speed and spectacle, maybe that’s exactly what we need more of.