Grab-and-go coffee spot with no indoor seating and many outdoor seats near a fountain. Atmosphere feels warm and inviting despite small space and occasional crowding. Known for specialty brewed coffee and seasonal flavors, it attracts those seeking quality over budget options.
Cappuccinos here stand out for their smooth texture and excellent taste, especially when made with oat milk. Prices hover around $5, and enjoying one outside in the sun adds to the experience.
Espresso comes out well pulled and flavorful, including the decaf option. Gluten-free treats pair well with the espresso.
"I loved the coffee here; it was smooth and well-balanced."
"I enjoyed a great cappuccino."
"I found the espresso here to be excellent and well pulled."
Good to know
The shop opens early at 7am for morning coffee.
Free Wi-Fi is available for customers.
Seating is limited during peak hours, especially on weekends.
Compact espresso bar offers standing-room-only service with marble countertops and vintage espresso machines. Atmosphere feels authentic Italian, evoking a Roman café with quick service and a warm, elegant vibe. Sidewalk tables provide limited outdoor seating for those who stay longer.
Silky and velvety texture defines the cappuccino here, with a delicate hint of fruitiness that lingers. Both hot and iced versions are rich, creamy, and smooth, made with quality cream and chocolate.
Espresso here is authentic Italian style, rich and flavorful, often described as the best in the city. Handcrafted drinks like affogato and cappuccino stand out for their quality and taste.
Good to know
Customers should take the espresso at the counter as the Italians do.
The establishment was closed before 6 PM on a Monday.
There is no wifi at the coffee shop.
Small coffee shop with Parisian and moody modern decor offers a cozy and comfortable atmosphere. Limited seating encourages quick visits or quiet moments at the bar. The place features excellent coffee and tasty pastries at reasonable prices.
Offers a very good cappuccino with options like oat milk. Pairs well with desserts.
Espresso uses Devocion beans and usually tastes better than nearby options. Quality varies a bit depending on the barista, with some shots pulling slightly bitter but most solid.
Good to know
Customers should look for the sign on the sidewalk under the brass overhang.
The coffee shop is located right beside Carnegie Hall.
There’s not a ton of seating, so plan accordingly.
Space features modern, upscale design with an elongated communal bench and minimalist décor blending warm lighting and abstract elements. Atmosphere feels cozy and inviting, offering a peaceful retreat from the outside bustle. The vibe attracts those seeking a stylish, Instagram-worthy coffee experience.
Spanish cappuccino stands out with its rich flavor. The Dark Latte offers an exceptionally exquisite alternative to the usual iced cappuccino or cortado. Prices lean toward the higher side for a cup.
Espresso offers a creamy and thick mouthfeel with a full-bodied, acidic taste and little bitterness. The house blend features notes of chocolate and hazelnut.
Good to know
There is no bathroom available at the coffee shop.
An 8 oz of milk with a shot of coffee costs $6.25.
The price of a cup of cappuccino is on the higher side.
Belle Époque building houses a Parisian bistro style restaurant with a beautiful bar and huge outdoor seating area sheltered from rain. The atmosphere feels classy and cozy, enhanced by jazz music and elegant decor. The pub room offers a comfortable, fun space for casual meals without reservations.
Rich cappuccinos come with meals like omelettes and avocado toast. They pair well with fresh croissants and mousse for a complete experience.
Rich and smooth espresso coffees come complimentary after dinner, pairing well with a cheese board and dessert. The espresso offers a balanced finish to the meal.
Good to know
Happy hour is available at this bar, which is hard to find in NYC these days.
The happy hour at Bench offers great prices.
You should make reservations at La Grande Boucherie because they are super packed.
Coffee shop offers chic design and spacious seating with both indoor and outdoor options. Atmosphere stays quiet and cozy despite occasional crowding, supported by pleasant music and a welcoming vibe. Frequented by those seeking a peaceful spot to enjoy specialty coffee and conversation.
Velvety and flavorful cappuccinos stand out here, served at the perfect temperature with a smooth texture. The oat milk cappuccino ranks among the best, comparable to Blue Bottle Coffee, all enjoyed in a sleek environment.
Multiple single origin espresso options come from a Slayer espresso machine. Each cup features beautiful latte art and a fruity, bright espresso base with smooth extraction and rich body.
Good to know
The café has a 90-minute policy on sitting inside.
They have very limited seating, making it hard to find a spot.
The café didn't have iced coffee at 11 AM during a heat wave.
Minimalist and contemporary design creates a tranquil atmosphere with no indoor seating, encouraging use of nearby outdoor benches. The space feels clean and bright but leans toward a cold, corporate vibe rather than cozy.
Well-executed cappuccinos come with the right temperature and a classic oat milk option. They serve cappuccinos in small paper cups and price them around six dollars.
Espresso here is velvety and creamy, served straight in ceramic cups. Shots stay balanced without masking from dairy or extras, and come with a small glass of sparkling water.
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There is no wheelchair access as there are stairs up to the plaza entrance.
There is no seating area available inside the shop.
The coffee is quite expensive, with prices over $5 for a pour-over.
Space combines cozy ambiance with soft lighting and soothing music, creating a warm, inviting atmosphere. Seating includes indoor and outdoor options, with some areas feeling cramped. The air conditioning is notably cold, offering relief from heat.
Aromatic cappuccinos come in vanilla and oat milk options. They taste better than Starbucks and pair well with fresh toasted bagels or pistachio croissants.
Espresso varies here, with some servings described as excellent and others as burnt or poor. Quality seems inconsistent across visits.
Good to know
Expect to pay 2-3 dollars more per item than listed on the menu.
The cafe does not offer table service; meals are prepared for pickup.
Prices at the cafe are reasonable for the city, especially for breakfast.