When our friends told us to meet them at Coffee Crossing I didn't know if I'd be going to a cross street or an actual coffee shop. Coffee Crossing is a small coffee store with a big heart. The employees were very friendly and quick to service. I ordered an extra-large house latte (it for sure lives up to its size-naming), and it was delicious. Ordered the wife a strawberry lemonade and she also loved it. My only complaint is a nitpick, the shop is small with not a ton of room to sit inside and less so outside. So when it's extra busy you'll really be getting everything to go but that's alright! We will be returning for sure, especially if we make any trips to the farmers market Saturday mornings. read more

This place is very cute with ample seating, just a little off the beaten path in downtown New Albany. Their baristas are friendly, and the service is quick. On this visit, I got a double cortado, and while it was piping hot, the flavor of the coffee tasted a bit burnt. I also wish they offered glass cups for orders to stay instead of automatically giving takeout cups. Since it seems like such a popular spot, I'd be willing to go back and try it again. read more

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Service depends entirely on which barista you are getting. Ive had some decent coffee here and I have had some awful flavorless coffee here. More often than not my barista has not provided me with tasty coffees. I wish there was a recipe that everyone would follow in order to get a uniform cuppa coffee. Prices are higher than other coffee places. I do like the decor though. They have good chocolate covered espresso beans. Parking is problematic, you can park in the back but it's a little bit of a hassle to park and walk around the building, especially if you're in a pinch for time. Also, this location has odd hours. Bathrooms are large and typically clean. read more

The coffee and the staff are so enjoyable. The easy layed back atmosphere is so nice. Sometimes you can go in and relax and time seems to stand still. Much Love. read more

We tried the moose and the polar bear lattes and they were both good. They also have pup cups for your dog and outdoor seating. Cute little coffee shop. read more

Coffee Crossing - Coffee & Tea Near Me - New Albany, Indiana

Great coffee house. Plenty of parking in the back. While a busy time service was quick. Also a good sitting area to enjoy drink.

First off, I would like to apologize for my toddler getting in the kitchen. He could've gotten himself hurt while you're making hot beverages and I am 100% at fault for letting it happen. Second, thank goodness I found your coffee shop. We just moved in New Albany last summer so it's been nice to find a local coffee shop. I love the atmosphere, it reminds me so much of my favorite coffee shop at a college town in Wyoming where I lived. And the taste of coffee is the reason, of course, for this 5 read more

Was in the area for the weekend and like to support local when I can. Walked in and layout was a bit confusing --- counters to each side and tables down the middle. I was the fourth person in line and it was moving very slowly (guessing it was partially because the young man at the counter was on his phone getting orders). He ordered several pastries and three coffee drinks. I started to look around and realize that the young lady the register was the only person I saw behind the counter. I caught her eye and I asked if she was on her own taking people's orders, boxing the pastries and making all the coffees --- she said "yes". I turned around and left. That is horrendous customer service. read more

What a great coffee stop! I had a quick errand to make to New Albany this morning, and I can't not use that as an excuse to check out a newish-to-me spot. And I found Coffee Crossing, which I last visited in 2017 when it was 410 Bakery. Similar to then I found some great baked goods. I bought a cranberry scone and piece of coffee cake to bring home to me. These were delightful and tasted fresh. I also got a cafe miele. I would normally get drip coffee, buy hey, I can make that at home. When out, why not get something different? And this miele was prepared fast and was a great start to my day, with espresso, honey, vanilla and cinnamon. Coffee Crossing also had a great atmosphere inside and out. There was plenty of space to spread out and enjoy a cup. And it has outdoor seating as well. This is a solid coffee shop in New Albany. read more

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There have been quite a few shops that have occupied this particular architectural gem in the heart of New Albany's downtown and I'm hopeful that the latest location in Coffee Crossing's expansion maintains it for years to come. If you've been to a Coffee Crossing before, you'll be unsurprised with the well-appointed menu, great coffee, tempting baked goods, friendly service. That is consistent. The building is a real point of interest here, though. Ordering is a little awkward, given the bottlenecking that takes place. I would personally flip the order and pick up points, but I don't get a say. The space is calm and sedate with framed photos that call out the building's original purpose as a service station. Lighting is good with both the warm glow of Edison bulbs but large windows that open out to Main St. on one side and the river wall on the other. If the main floor gets too loud, there is a floor both up and down that you can get away from everyone else and enjoy your delicious break. read more

Love this coffee, I got a Honey Maple iced latte and it was delicious! Can't wait to go back when I'm in the area! Wish you had a location in Terre Haute! read more

Great spot downtown! Very cool vibe inside what used to be an old service station. Hardwood and cool exposed brick Pastries and snacks and fresh made food But the coffee was outstanding!! My friend got an iced vanilla latte and I did the caramel latte hot, it was so good Made fresh and quick and the staff is friendly and really know what they are doing! read more

I stopped in a few weeks ago after a Sat. morning workshop at Seeds and Greens down the street. The building sits back from the road with parking out front, although I was on foot. I almost missed at first and had to check GPS. Probably wouldn't have been an issue if driving not walking. The lovely, bright space has a semi-open kitchen with seating in the front to one side and a counter towards the back. The guys working were friendly but not too helpful for a first timer (which is why I'm giving four instead of five stars). They didn't offer to show me a menu and the food isn't listed on the board on the wall - only drinks. I ordered a croissant and was about to pay, when I happened to ask about the quiche I'd seen on Yelp. The person ringing me up said, "Yea, we have it, it's our most popular item. We usually sell out on Saturdays." Since he'd already wrapped the pastry, I took it and ordered a slice of quiche. There were other items not listed anywhere and only put out after I had paid. Keep your eyes open and ask about other items because there may be a loaf of bread or some cookies that aren't out yet especially on Sat morning. The caramelized onion and gruyere quiche came out in a few minutes and looked like a dairy ad. The cheese was melty and the custardy filling was soft and oozing out of the pie-shaped wedge. With a buttery short crust, it was almost too rich to finish, but I managed. The croissant was saved for later and it too was a flakey, buttery treat. Now that I now the drill, I can order with more confidence (& get all the goodies I'm looking for in one haul). read more

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I worked from here one morning and couldn't have been happier. It's clean and bright with plenty of tables - including two in a nice separate alcove. The staff were so friendly and on top of things. The barista seemed to know everyone, and gave great recommendations when I asked her about tea. (I got the lemon mint - super yummy!) I also had lunch there - a sandwich with spinach salad - which had great flavor and high-quality ingredients. This will be a go-to spot for me! read more

What is that smell? The coffee after lunch was average. It tasted like it had been sitting just a bit too long. The other items look very good, but the smell leaves me with no interest in eating anything. I do like the small town feel of the place. I certainly hope something can be done about the odor because I would love to have this as one of my favorites in downtown NA. read more

Such a clean, cute little coffee shop! It's not far off the highway when traveling and way better than grabbing something at a gas station. Hubby had a coffee and scone and thought both were really good. They also offered muffins, a breakfast sandwich and quiche if my memory serves me correctly. It's well worth a visit if you are in the area and who doesn't love supporting a local business over a so-so gas station along the highway or a Starbucks..... read more

Right in the heart of main street. Walked in to a very relaxed and chill environment. The baristas were very helpful and made sure my experience was enjoyable. I got a Americana and a caramel latte. Both were served at the perfect temperature. The were ready to drink instantly. Will definitely be going back. read more

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Much as I love Kentuckiana food customs, 'Bakery' tends to be more synonymous with cookies, donuts and muffins than bread. There are exceptions (Wiltshire, Blue Dog are obvious ones), but as an immigrant from a far-flung deli-focused culture, my first thought is not to gravitate toward the sweets. Given that context, while I've yet to see pumpernickels and ryes come out of this kitchen, 410 makes a loaf worth crossing a state border for. I think I've left here with sourdough, challah, multigrain breads and certainly baguettes -- none were world-changing, but all were good loaves. Last Saturday I treated myself to a lovely focaccia. And yes, it's hard to resist getting a tea and croissant while you're here. That fifth star is for unabashed friendliness. So if '420' is stoner lingo for 'time for a toke', let's all make '410' the code for 'time to cram myself full of carby goodness'. read more

The downtown location has a small town charm. The building is rustic but yet contemporary. The staff are quiet, no one speaks much. Coffee is good and the hot coffee is very hot:). They offer delicious cold brews and what i like to call dessert blends, which are to die for. They offer a punch card for frequent guests, which gives a free beverage after so many punches. They offer a minor selection of baked goods, this location doesn't have as many baked items as the other CC locations. Bathrooms are clean. Dining area is comfortable enough, they offer couches and chairs, as well as table seating. Parking is a little small in front, but you can park in the back of the building and walk up the side ramp. My main issue is the hours for this CC location are very poor compared to the other CC locations. read more

I have been a Coffee Crossing customer for a long time. The coffee is excellent, their staff is great and usually I would get some type of baked good if I need food. Today I ordered their breakfast sandwich - English Muffin,egg and Gouda Cheese. It was the most tasteless and gummy sandwich and to add to the fun it was not completely heated up all the way, when I was 3/4 finished. Seriously either make improvements to this diaster or take it off your menu it was just a nightmare. read more

As much as I am in southern Indiana, I am not sure how it took me so long to find this little spot. It's super cool! The chocolate croissants...wow! Probably the BEST pastry I have ever put in my mouth. It's heaven on your tongue! I have been thinking about it since I left. I also had a latte, they didn't have skim milk but I opted for almond milk. It was super yummy too! I wasn't able to access the wifi, but I also didn't ask either. They have an open kitchen that is probably a great way to see them working their bakery magic! The breads and pastries look too good to eat. This is located in heart of downtown New Albany, it's worth getting off 64 if you are headed west. I visited early on weekday morning. There was one other customer there when I visited. They have a private parking lot, so take advantage of it. I will be back for sure! read more

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The matcha here is the best I have ever had in my whole life. They have a really good variety of food items like breakfast sandwiches and bakery items! I wish they had more vegan friendly items but vegetarian works alright! read more

Having the opportunity to be in New Albany this morning, I decided to stop by 410 Bakery for coffee. I ordered a skim white mocha, and the coffee is bold yet not over-roasted (ahem, green apron place). In order to get to the cashier you are forced to view their display of pastries -- I hadn't planned to get anything, but the cinnamon rolls won me over. Just enough cinnamon, unusual cream cheese icing, and freshly made. Located right on Main St, there is parking in the front, or park by Underground Station and walk around the block. And, for those in the Ville, take a chance and cross the bridge (toll-free) and give this a try. It's clean, comfortable, and delicious! read more

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I love the atmosphere of this coffee shop and the view of the Sherman Minton bridge is beautiful. Coffee = 10/10 read more

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FYI, the "chocolate" muffin is actually MINT chocolate, which I find absolutely repulsive, but the server didn't register this incorrect labeling as an issue at all. :/ On the plus side, they have REAL chocolate croissants, no mint. :) Quiche was delicious, bisque could have used more cream but was also quite good. Baguette has good texture and flavor. Scones are a bit dry, but then again most scones are a bit dry. Chicken sandwich was tasty, and real chicken, not lunch meat. Good cafe food, worth a visit. Not quite sure whether the owner has religious motivations, so I'm a bit leery, otherwise the place seems legit. Addendum: brought the "chocolate" muffin back, and a different server apologized, said she would have told us about the mint, and gave us a free latte (after offering a refund or a similar item). Upping my rating to 5 stars. :) read more

Coffee was good and staff was pleasant. Love the space and all the windows. Great stop when walking by the river.

Biked over from the Ped Bridge. It's right on main street across from Schmitt's Furniture, but far from the Greenway Bike Path. Great chocolate croissants and a nice cappuccino. read more

410 Bakery is a wonderful addition to our options in downtown NA. I love their bread and get sliced loaf as often as possible for our toast and sandwiches at home. The pastries are delectable - get there early in the day, the supply can be limited/depleted later in the day, which speaks to the daily freshness 410 offers. The chocolate chip cookies and chocolate croissants are favorites of mine and my family's. There are many of the treats we haven't tried yet, because we keep going back to these yummy ones. The lunch menu is limited, but everything I've tried has been delicious, although the service can be slightly slow. Allow some time to sit and relax and enjoy a cup of coffee. The Sunergos coffee is always hot and fresh! Love having 410 in our community! read more

Great place to go alone, meet family, friends, clients, and anyone for that matter for great coffee anyway one would prefer. They also have muffins, and other items that go great with coffee with a friendly staff, and inviting atmosphere with a fireplace for those colder days, with a few couches. read more

Nice location and nice variety of seating spaces here. My first visit here as I was in town on business. Ordered a caramel latte with oat milk. Was a bit too sweet for me, but tasty. Staff seemed very friendly and had fun amongst themselves and customers too. read more

Best croissants ever! I had The chocolate croissant and an iced latte! There is an indoor dining area and an outdoor patio on the lower level with a garden where you can watch the pastries being created. Fabulous! read more

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Macarons were surprisingly amazing, espresso was good, and staff was very friendly. Awesome spot.

Our first visit to the 410 Bakery was a great experience. Emily Butts' time at culinary school and working in New York really shows in the quality of her baked goods. I had a wonderful Cinnamon Roll and a great Coffee Crossing Macchiato. And we took home a loaf of multi-grain bread which was fantastic. And, the shop is in a beautiful 1920's building. read more

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I loved the atmosphere, so cute and cozy! Amazing coffee and affordable! Also thoroughly enjoyed the One Direction playlist as well!

BEST Quiche ever! The bacon Gouda is to die for! So creamy and flavorful! I could eat this well past the "being full" stage. It's THAT good! Shout out on the biscuits and gravy too! Superb!! This is my new favorite breakfast spot! Cannot wait to try more items! But wait.. I will probably have to have the quiche with everything I try! What a great dining experience! read more

My first encounter with 410 Bakery was at the farmer's market where I bought a loaf of their braided brioche, which was delicious. I decided to stop in on my lunch break and I'm so glad that I did. I got the 410 sandwich, which was out of this world good. It had housemade pickles on it, and I normally hate pickles, but I devoured these. I got a chai latte as well that was very good, I just regret not getting it iced because it's really too hot right now for hot tea. For dessert I got one of their handmade brown sugar cinnamon pop tarts, which was an excellent way to end an excellent meal. read more

In love with this new addition to downtown New Albany! Great for those coffee and pastry cravings. Workers are always friendly and the environment is perfect for an afternoon study session! read more

The croissants are amazing. The only major drawback is that if you don't go early there won't be much, if any, from which to choose. The place is usually clean and tidy. Parking in front of the business can be a bit challenging on occasion. The service isn't always the most friendly and can be improved upon. We have been there with a long line and only one person working the counter. read more

This bakery is so nice looking, definitely good for taking cute pictures. The people are extremely nice. The cafe was clean and neat. The seating was great. The coffee (caramel iced latte) was phenomenal! My mom enjoyed the soup (shrimp and grits.) I recommend! read more

The atmosphere here is very comfortable with lots of natural light from huge scenic windows and the beautiful interior! Tasty cranberry walnut scone that could have had a bit more of each but definitely would get it again (I usually dislike scones). Coffee is fresh and delicious which is a high measure for any bakery where it is typically over-looked. I hope long term plans include some basic lunch offerings. Not a big selection of baked goods but this place is still pretty new so if Southern Indiana supports it I have high hopes this place will be a go to location for years to come. This is an attractive, good quality addition to what should be a fast growing downtown in coming years. read more