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Love this chic modern coffee shop! Super pretty and I love the deconstructed latte...super cool!
New smaller location. Has delicious pour overs ($15+) including a Swiss water decaf pour over which is hard to find! Favorite cafe to hang out in the hood.
Really great pour over selection in hell's kitchen! Not many places can match their selection. I was a big fan of their Janson lot 950 gesha. They also price their coffee reasonably compared to other shops. Alexa their barista provided great service. Ambiance is more fast casual less slow bar but they're more than willing to let you stay should you want to. Would recommend
Coffee project has a lot of tasty drink and food options, I haven't been disappointed with anything I've ordered yet! The ambiance of Coffee Project is very cute and trendy. There is usually a line around busy hours and you may need to wait for a seat.
Love their coffee! I had a latte this time and everything is perfect! Barista is very professional and so friendly. However, the cafe is not that spacious ( nice location though!) The number of the seats is limited. Not the place for a large group. This cafe is very cozy and the place for real coffee lovers I want to try their pour over next time.
Big fan of this coffee shop. It's located around the corner of 9th ave and has a neat vibe to it. Like every coffee shop it has the needed bathroom (that is well maintained), wifi (not sure if they leave it on during weekends but both the times I visited were on weekday mornings), and solid coffee. They rotate between a few seasonal drinks which I always appreciate. I tried the pandan latte and was honestly a big fan. It was not too sweet and the pandan flavor complements the coffee nicely. The service is quite nice and they do a good job maintaining the cleanliness of the store. They also have a kitchen and a few pastries. I tried the blueberry muffin and it was delightful. The staff will also warm up pastries for you if requested. When you walk inside they have a few tables on the right where you can use laptops and work, and on the inside there are 3-4 tables for small groups that the store will request you avoid using laptops on. Big fan and if there is seating it is a decent place for a work from home day at a cafe.
Cute little coffee shop tucked away. It's not very noticeable but glad I discovered it. Walking in, it's easy to order at the counter - depends when you go it can get pretty busy. There's definitely a fair share of tables inside the place and lighting is really comfortable. This coffee place doesn't have loud music playing at others and it makes it easy to have conversations. The coffee and food were decent - classic NYC prices but definitely a comfortable place to go!
So I asked if the scone was good. "Yes it's good." Ok I'll take the scone. They heat it up. I take a bite. I can only think that the Sahara Desert feels like what this scone tastes like. "Dry" is such a limited word for the consistency of this scone. I ask for butter. "We don't have butter." But you have a kitchen, with cooks and other entrees. Don't they use butter for those? Jam? "We don't have jam." Really? I bet there's jam here somewhere. Yes I'm old. Yes I long for a coffee shop counter that gave you generous helpings of butter pats and jam pats. Yes I'm cranky and tired of robotic, unsmiling people in horrific, futuristic "coffee projects". I don't want a coffee project. I just want coffee and a scone that doesn't taste like sandpaper and a pat of butter. I'll settle for margarine.
I felt welcomed by the barista with red hair--such a warm and friendly vibe. The space is on the smaller side, but the elevated interior design makes it cozy and stylish. Pandan Latte ($7.50) + Oat Milk ($1): Hands down, the best pandan latte I've ever had. Most pandan coffees I've tried are either too sweet or too subtle, but this one hit the perfect level of sweetness. The balance of coffee, milk, and pandan flavor was spot-on, with an impeccable ratio. Love, love, love! Highly recommend.
I am not easily impressed by coffee shops as I have an extensive setup at home. Coffee project thoroughly impressed me. My flat white was complex in flavor and that's hard to do with espresso and milk, let alone in a cafe setting. Their dial in was legit. The baristas were attentive and friendly. Great place!
Came here to try to work a bit in the afternoon. There are limited tables that allow laptops inside, but thankfully someone left pretty quickly. The person working the counter also said that around that time, 1pm ish, the tables come and go very fast, so if you wait a little you'll probably get a table soon. The tables outside were mostly free, though, and all of them had outlets nearby. Tables are quite small and others are working and taking calls and having conversations and outlets are shared between tables, so it can be quite loud and there's a chance there isn't a free outlet. I didn't see what it was like at the outdoor tables, but I assume roughly the same thing, plus no AC :') The pandan coffee was pretty tasty and kept me going through the afternoon, so no complaints there! It also wasn't too sweet; would order again. They also have a nice selection of food and pastries and other interesting coffee drinks. Overall would definitely stop by again if I needed a cafe in the area to work at, but maybe I'd try one of the outdoor tables if I had a ton of meetings.
Coffee Project has such a classy vibe to the store, while entering you see an organized space with tables and a seating area. There was also this beautiful installation that I saw when I looked up. This is a super cute cafe to loiter with friends or to get work done (limited tables for computers). They served typical cafe drinks that were averagely priced. I got a chai latte with oatmilk and it was a little sweeter than expected but was still good. The iced latte was super good and refreshing.
Overall: Love this place from the ambience to the coffee and baked goods to the staff. Loved it so much I came back the next day. Ambience: It looks like a small place but it is a decent size. I love that it is accessible with a ramp. The aesthetic is beautiful - modern and minimalist. The big windows are great for natural light and there are separate spaces for people who just want to sit and chat vs those that want to stay for a bit. Service: Friendly and quick. Just some food wholesome folks. Food: Try the almond croissant! They warm up all their baked goods. I tried the almond and chocolate croissants but the almond is superior! They don't make the food themselves but the coffee they do. I tried the latte, macchiatos, and the Kickass London Fog. All are delicious! Please come here!
Every time I was at another coffee shop in the suburbs, someone would tell me that I have to try Coffee Project. I was in the city early for a concert and figured it was time to give it a shot! Basically designed with me in mind, modern and bright and laser focused on the coffee experience! The woman working behind the counter was pleasant and knowledgeable about coffee. Another plus, she didn't look to upsell to the most expensive option. My biggest requirement for a serious coffee shop is a nice selection of pour over coffee. They certainly deliver. I went with the Colombian Julio Cesar Madrid Logan Culturing Caturra and it was delicious! Served at optimal temperature, the coffee was smooth with well rounded flavor. I will certainly return to Coffee Project! Almost forgot to mention, the seating was comfortable and the music was pleasant! read more
8 months ago
Really great pour over selection in hell's kitchen! Not many places can match their selection. I was a big fan of their Janson lot 950 gesha. They also price their coffee reasonably compared to other shops. Alexa their barista provided great service. Ambiance is more fast casual less slow bar but they're more than willing to let you stay should you want to. Would recommend read more
2 years ago
Coffee project has a lot of tasty drink and food options, I haven't been disappointed with anything I've ordered yet! The ambiance of Coffee Project is very cute and trendy. There is usually a line around busy hours and you may need to wait for a seat. read more
10 months ago
Love their coffee! I had a latte this time and everything is perfect! Barista is very professional and so friendly. However, the cafe is not that spacious ( nice location though!) The number of the seats is limited. Not the place for a large group. This cafe is very cozy and the place for real coffee lovers I want to try their pour over next time. read more
Big fan of this coffee shop. It's located around the corner of 9th ave and has a neat vibe to it. Like every coffee shop it has the needed bathroom (that is well maintained), wifi (not sure if they leave it on during weekends but both the times I visited were on weekday mornings), and solid coffee. They rotate between a few seasonal drinks which I always appreciate. I tried the pandan latte and was honestly a big fan. It was not too sweet and the pandan flavor complements the coffee nicely. The service is quite nice and they do a good job maintaining the cleanliness of the store. They also have a kitchen and a few pastries. I tried the blueberry muffin and it was delightful. The staff will also warm up pastries for you if requested. When you walk inside they have a few tables on the right where you can use laptops and work, and on the inside there are 3-4 tables for small groups that the store will request you avoid using laptops on. Big fan and if there is seating it is a decent place for a work from home day at a cafe. read more
Cute little coffee shop tucked away. It's not very noticeable but glad I discovered it. Walking in, it's easy to order at the counter - depends when you go it can get pretty busy. There's definitely a fair share of tables inside the place and lighting is really comfortable. This coffee place doesn't have loud music playing at others and it makes it easy to have conversations. The coffee and food were decent - classic NYC prices but definitely a comfortable place to go! read more
6 months ago
So I asked if the scone was good. "Yes it's good." Ok I'll take the scone. They heat it up. I take a bite. I can only think that the Sahara Desert feels like what this scone tastes like. "Dry" is such a limited word for the consistency of this scone. I ask for butter. "We don't have butter." But you have a kitchen, with cooks and other entrees. Don't they use butter for those? Jam? "We don't have jam." Really? I bet there's jam here somewhere. Yes I'm old. Yes I long for a coffee shop counter that gave you generous helpings of butter pats and jam pats. Yes I'm cranky and tired of robotic, unsmiling people in horrific, futuristic "coffee projects". I don't want a coffee project. I just want coffee and a scone that doesn't taste like sandpaper and a pat of butter. I'll settle for margarine. read more
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Elizabeth N.
Hi, thanks for your colorful review! It was an engaging read. We…
2 years ago
I felt welcomed by the barista with red hair--such a warm and friendly vibe. The space is on the smaller side, but the elevated interior design makes it cozy and stylish. Pandan Latte ($7.50) + Oat Milk ($1): Hands down, the best pandan latte I've ever had. Most pandan coffees I've tried are either too sweet or too subtle, but this one hit the perfect level of sweetness. The balance of coffee, milk, and pandan flavor was spot-on, with an impeccable ratio. Love, love, love! Highly recommend. read more
7 months ago
I am not easily impressed by coffee shops as I have an extensive setup at home. Coffee project thoroughly impressed me. My flat white was complex in flavor and that's hard to do with espresso and milk, let alone in a cafe setting. Their dial in was legit. The baristas were attentive and friendly. Great place! read more
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Elizabeth N.
Thank you so much for your kind words! We hope to see you again <3
9 months ago
5 months ago
Came here to try to work a bit in the afternoon. There are limited tables that allow laptops inside, but thankfully someone left pretty quickly. The person working the counter also said that around that time, 1pm ish, the tables come and go very fast, so if you wait a little you'll probably get a table soon. The tables outside were mostly free, though, and all of them had outlets nearby. Tables are quite small and others are working and taking calls and having conversations and outlets are shared between tables, so it can be quite loud and there's a chance there isn't a free outlet. I didn't see what it was like at the outdoor tables, but I assume roughly the same thing, plus no AC :') The pandan coffee was pretty tasty and kept me going through the afternoon, so no complaints there! It also wasn't too sweet; would order again. They also have a nice selection of food and pastries and other interesting coffee drinks. Overall would definitely stop by again if I needed a cafe in the area to work at, but maybe I'd try one of the outdoor tables if I had a ton of meetings. read more
Coffee Project has such a classy vibe to the store, while entering you see an organized space with tables and a seating area. There was also this beautiful installation that I saw when I looked up. This is a super cute cafe to loiter with friends or to get work done (limited tables for computers). They served typical cafe drinks that were averagely priced. I got a chai latte with oatmilk and it was a little sweeter than expected but was still good. The iced latte was super good and refreshing. read more
Overall: Love this place from the ambience to the coffee and baked goods to the staff. Loved it so much I came back the next day. Ambience: It looks like a small place but it is a decent size. I love that it is accessible with a ramp. The aesthetic is beautiful - modern and minimalist. The big windows are great for natural light and there are separate spaces for people who just want to sit and chat vs those that want to stay for a bit. Service: Friendly and quick. Just some food wholesome folks. Food: Try the almond croissant! They warm up all their baked goods. I tried the almond and chocolate croissants but the almond is superior! They don't make the food themselves but the coffee they do. I tried the latte, macchiatos, and the Kickass London Fog. All are delicious! Please come here! read more
3 years ago
Famous for their deconstructed latte and I'm so glad they opened one in Hell's Kitchen. I'm definitely coming back for it. The ambiance here is vibrant, clean, and decently large. The staff here are wonderful and helpful. We came here on a rainy Saturday morning for a quick breakfast to share and enjoyed it. ORDERED: Mushroom toast on a croissant - it was delicious and filling. The truffle flavor was quite pronounced. Matcha latte with almond milk - it was decent. Pretty average. read more
Coffee shop by day, sushi restaurant by night. Great way to utilize the space and super cute coffee shop. Seems to be a popular space, but it's very loud inside. It's actually quite difficult to have a conversation and hear the other person across the table from you. I noticed several people with headphones on. Cold brew is good, but the loud music and tight space may keep me away. Their page states that they're open until 5pm, but it's actually 4:30. They walked around just before 4:30 giving their 5-minute warning. They may want to make this more clear, as we literally sat down and had to go right away. That was annoying. read more
2 years ago
Came here on a weekday morning. Honestly a lot more busy than I expected, but still had one or two open seats. They split their seating by laptop allowed and not, so only half their seating is laptop friendly. I got a cortado, and it was solid. Nicely foamed milk created nice texture and feel, and the beans were good quality. Overall, nothing to complain about. Was definitely a bit annoyed by someone next to me taking a meeting pretty loudly, but not a fault of the coffee shop itself. Definitely a good stop if you want to get some work done with solid coffee! read more
4 years ago
Best work spot with high quality coffee in HK. I come here once every 2 weeks just to sit and do work and talk to the workers who are unbelievably so kind and truly ask about your day. Phenomenal music playlist as well that really gets you in a true heads down get some work done kind of mood read more
2 years ago
Great service, lots of seating, and really good coffee! I had the bread pudding muffin this time and it was delicious. read more
2 years ago
3 years ago
Came from a long drive to come to NY, just ate a whole lunch meal, and wanted to drink some good coffee. I just ordered their drip coffee (but it wasn't drip...). Coffee was average, nothing great about it. Service was alright. Cafe is spacious for working, studying, or just to hang out. Something about their service rubbed me off the wrong way. I wouldn't come back. read more
I've always dreamt of having a neighborhood coffee spot where I could go and read at least a couple times a week if possible. I never could have imagined having one open up next door that was so perfect I'm literally there everyday. Coffee Project is the most amazing place with the highest quality coffee, food and most importantly customer service! I wish I could give them 10 stars, they deserve it. When you walk in the staff will immediately brighten your day no matter what kind of day you're having - Jed, Rysse, Juan are some of the most beautiful souls I've ever met. They memorized my order after the first day and I love that some days even when I forget to say "extra hot" or "easy ice" they remember to do it for me anyway. The ambience is beautiful (it used to be a Japanese restaurant), but it has translated perfectly into a coffee house. They always have great music playing. Some of my favorites are the Kick Ass London Fog - hot or iced (if iced I prefer it with oat milk) and the Matcha Latte with honey. I know everyone has had avocado toast and may think it's the same everywhere, but you've never tasted anything like it until you've had it at Coffee Project. You probably won't be able to order avocado toast anywhere else after you eat it here. Their egg sandwiches with side salads are always fresh and delicious and make a great lunch. Lastly, the downside of a lot of coffee places is that they are crowded with people on their laptops. I love that Coffee Project has dedicated a few tables "laptop free" for people who love to read and just need a place to get away from their kids for an hour! No screens, no loud noises - just some incredible coffee, food, music and some of the best conversations and laughs I've ever had. Thanks for all you do! I appreciate you all so much. read more
3 years ago
7 months ago
Their coffee is good!! Stumbled across this place on NYE and it was packed. I wish they had more seating, that just shows you how good they are if they run out of seating. Their coffee was great and their food was so cute. We ordered a breakfast egg and potatoes plate and it came on a tiny pan. That food is also good! read more
The coffee here was so good that my boyfriend and I came here twice for our morning coffee during our 4 day trip. I loved the Kickass London Fog with oat milk. It was perfectly sweet and oaty, just the way I like it. The Happy Drink was also really good. It was very refreshing and the cream paired really well with the espresso and sparkling water. I will definitely be back on my next trip! read more
3 years ago
Great cafe to meet up with a friend or get some work done. Place fills up pretty quickly (opens at 8 am but by 9 am on a Saturday, every table was already taken). I ordered the matcha latte and avocado toast - both were delicious. Love the aesthetic of the glass cups and the texture of the toast. read more
4 years ago
Love that this spot popped up here. It's a really beautiful spot with some interesting seasonal coffee drinks. I was a little lukewarm on the Sakura flavoring in the Sakura latte, it was more of a rose flavor. Otherwise the coffee quality was really good and I'd definitely come back! I also loved that they had a dedicated laptop/no laptop section. Service was also fairly fast and the baristas are great! read more
I'll do the honors here. This place is absolutely beautiful- love the decor... but best of all they make a great cappuccino. We enjoyed it immensely, while Sinatra was serenading us in the background. Fit the ambiance perfectly... read more
Coffee: 4/5 | Service: 5/5 | Ambience: 4/ 5 | Value: 3/5 This place is very cute/contemporary like the name. It does have indoor/outdoor space. The service is fast and the folks are kind. I had tried to go here once but it was so packed that it was not possible. In my second attempt, my friend and I managed to get a table inside. We were there to do some work but honestly, it was not the best place for this. It is a bit crammed (& i know we are in nyc) that it felt a little uncomfy given the contemporary design. The coffee was tasty but very expensive. I thought about buying food, but I will say the price deterred me. read more
3 years ago
Came here to grab some coffee and do some work. Had their egg breakfast sandwich and it did not disappoint. Their iced latte with almond milk was great too. Ambiance is wonderful and they play some upbeat tunes which help get you in the zone if you're cranking out some work. Cute spot with ample seating and charging ports. I can see myself coming back here often read more
2 years ago
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840 9th Ave
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