My favorite place in the neighborhood! They know my order by heart!…read moreI am in the café several times a week!

Great spot to work and drink high quality drinks. I've enjoyed espressos here as well as their iced…read morematcha latte with oatmilk. Spacious, clean and great natural light!

World class coffee. Espresso is top notch. Seating is limited and other customers are quite grouchy…read more- but that didn't stop us from enjoying our morning hang out at Variety. Thank you team for a great morning!

I really enjoyed stopping here for a coffee on a cold winter day! They have ample seating, strong…read moredrinks, and lots of window space! The menu is quite simple, with both drip coffee and espresso based drinks, as well as a few tea options. One unique thing I noticed is that you do all of the sweetening yourself at a separate bar, where there is also dairy and alternative milk available.

Whenever I am in the city, I try to hit up a new coffee spot. While searching for one on the Yelp…read moreapp, Felix Roasting's caught my attention. Interior is posh and bougie with English touches. Seating is all up against the walls. Kinda odd how they decided to leave lots of empty spaces in the middle but it works. I ordered the Hickory Smoked S'mores Latte...$15 (house-made graham cracker milk with a charred vanilla marshmallow). This drink comes with a show. Lol. I liked that they called my name to the counter so I could film the barista smoke my latte with hickory in the cloche. The purpose of doing it this way is that it gives it a bolder, richer, and savory aroma. The drink was delicious especially with that gooey s'mores on top. The pastries looked yummy but I decided not to get any since I was headed to lunch. If you go on their website, you can sign up to receive 10% off your first order. Wished I had known about this earlier. Service is super friendly.

A visit to Felix Roasting Co. feels more like stepping into a beautifully designed lounge than a…read moretypical coffee shop. It has stunning interiors, artistic details, and specialty coffee program, which have made it one of New York City's most photographed cafés. The space is elegant, cozy, and full of character, with every detail thoughtfully designed to create a memorable experience. Their focus on high-quality coffee, house-made ingredients, and unique drinks helps set them apart from many other cafés in the city. Along with expertly crafted espresso drinks, you'll find specialty beverages, pastries, and seasonal creations that are as visually impressive as they are delicious.

I was in the middle for a simple hojicha and crossaint and this place fit the bill…read more The crossaint was flaky but not too flaky, crispy but not too crispy. They should've called it the Goldilocks crossaint because it was just right. I should've gotten the 2% or oat milk so I could taste the hojicha better - don't do whole milk like I did! Also points to the barista for style with a cool hat and handsome face. The ambiance was gentle, soft and warm like a morning should be.

My #1 croissant in all of NY!…read more Paloma Bakery has some of the best baked goods and pastries in the area. I consider it a treat to visit any time I'm here. The butter croissant is truly the perfect example of a well done croissant. Light, buttery, crispy, and flaky. Every bite was fantastic. My next favorite is the black sesame pinwheel. Everything I love about a croissant except now with black sesame cream, which was sooo rich, luscious and not too sweet! The blueberry danish was a summer special, layered with fresh and sweet blueberries. The pistachio pain suisse was filled with nutty pistachio and the layers were super crispy and covered with syrup. This pastry is on the heavier end. Lastly, the matcha danish is the one I was most excited to try as a matcha lover. I was a little thrown off by the layer of chocolate beneath the matcha. But as I continued to eat it, the matcha ended up overpowering it, which is a plus to me! Staff here are friendly and always ready to recommend goods or to chat about your day. Paloma has a solid roster of pastries and they always have seasonal offerings too.

Had a great black sesame cookie here with excellent chew and crispy edges, but really the star of…read morethe show for me was the space. I love when businesses can benefit from each other, so seeing that this is a coffee shop in the mornings and turns into a restaurant in evenings feels like the best of both worlds. Because it's a restaurant there is plenty of seating for you to do work or catch up with friends, and the combinations on this coffee menu are so intriguing! I can't wait to come back and try one of their drinks!

Yay a cute little asian coffee shop/bakery in UES! I stopped by in the morning and got a gochujang…read morescone, which I thought was amazing! I've never seen anything like this before. It was chewy, and I liked how it wasn't try like a lot of scones I've had before. I also liked how it was a salty flavor and that they included scallions! I also tried their mango matcha latte with oat milk and while I really enjoyed it, I couldn't justify the price ($9.75). Almost $10 for a matcha?! It was perfectly sweetened though. I want to come back to try their other pastries -- they had some unique combos! They also had ample seating inside, and I saw some people doing some work on their laptops!

Love the coffee, the story and that it's the freshest bean to cup coffee in NYC. Try it!read more

Solid coffee, pricing is not bad for NYC. Options are pretty limited tho if you like any kind of…read moreflavor or cold foams, there really aren't any. Not bad if you just want something basic.

Easily is one of my favorite coffee shops in Manhattan! The espresso here is just perfect!! I…read morenormally get an iced cortado here and it never misses. If you're looking for something fun, the maple cinnamon iced latte is so delicious!! The service is always very quick and the baristas are very efficient. There's minimal seating inside but you can get lucky to get a spot to sit, which I personally enjoy doing when I am not in a rush. I come often and will definitely continue to come back.

The coffee shop is cute and cozy, would be a good reading spot. It was pretty packed on a Friday…read moremorning and I didn't see any outlets, so would probably not be a good wfh camp out spot. The blueberry matcha is so watery and just tasted of the blueberry syrup/puree. I would go back maybe one more time to try their coffee and read here, but definitely don't get their matcha. It was ~$8 and not worth at all