Stumptown is the OG of craft coffee in NYC. They strike the perfect balance of quality, vibe and…read moreservice. I am basic and have one of their seasonal specialty lattes every time (highly recommend the stick toffee pudding latte!) but for serious coffee snobs they offer pour overs and rotate their beans often. I also love that their drinks automatically use oat milk (without up-charging) unless otherwise specified. I really enjoy this location because you can chill in the ACE hotel lobby after, which is dimly lit and homey. As is the case with every coffee shop in New York, I wish I wasn't paying nearly 10 bucks for a latte. But these are the times we live in. Either way, I keep coming back!

Had an excellent flat white to start the morning. Staff was super friendly and located close to my…read morehotel.

This is an absolutely stunning cafe on Park Avenue, about a 15-minute walk from Penn Station down…read more31st Street. Prices are very reasonable for NYC, with a cortado running less than $5. They do have some fancier drink options, as well as a few toasts and bagels. I got the Avocado Toast and added salmon, and it was less than $20. Super fresh and high-quality ingredients. Shockingly I was able to snag a table in the back for me and a friend. Maybe because it was a Monday, it wasn't too busy. It's extremely chill and comfortable here, and I'll definitely return.

Ordered: Iced Latte w Caramelized Vanilla (~$8)…read moreCappuccino (~$6) Aya's take: I've heard Felix Roasting has good coffee but nobody told me it was a literal art museum inside!? This coffee shop is stunning and totally unexpected on Park Ave! It's very Victorian-inspired with vintage furniture and art frames throughout. I got the Iced Latte w Caramelized Vanilla, I think the caramelized vanilla would have been better appreciated in a hot latte rather than iced, so that's on me. It was still well-balanced, strong, and had a brûléed flavor from the caramelized vanilla. The Cappuccino was also made well; warm, creamy, and bold. Felix is officially of my new favorite coffee shops in NYC!

I get their espresso for years and obviously it is one of the best in NYC …read more But they also need to be recognized for their excellent , perfect cookies . With all the respect to whatever list out there by whoever think they know - this is number 1. Want specific ? Get the biscoff ! Next ! Highly recommended!!!! Definitely a Destination!!!!

Stopped into Seven Grams Coffee on Madison Avenue for a quick espresso and it was a solid…read moreexperience. Service was fast and efficient, which is always appreciated. They added sugar automatically, which I didn't mind since I usually take a little anyway, but it was a bit unexpected. Not a dealbreaker, just something worth noting. The vibe was great! clean, relaxed, and importantly not overrun with laptops, if you know what I mean. That alone makes it stand out a bit in Manhattan. I usually don't love some of the more pretentious coffee spots in the area, but this one surprised me. I'd definitely consider coming back.

Four reasons to come here: 1. Oatmeal Raisin Cookie - chewy,…read morepacked with flavor and will make one joyful 2. Argyle Cheese Farmers Sweet Greek yogurt pots are sold here. Yogurts from small diaries are far superior in taste 3. Calo works here and is amiable 4. The playlist has lots of Led Zeppelin (which I like) and rock music Isn't it lovely to nibble on a cookie while listening to "What is and What Should Never Be" - relaxing!

Nice design, nice location, nice ambiance, nice coffee, nice place all around…read more It may get crowded but the window seats are worth snagging if you can save a seat.

I take it back (sort of). They do still churn out legitimately good coffee. I've popped in a…read morehandful of times since my previous review mostly because it's convenient to my location and have been pleasantly satisfied with my drinks. The baristas have been efficient and are usually working solo, so kudos to them for handling the dumpster fire when things get busy. It's still on the expensive side, but what isn't these days?

saw the hype on tiktok and casually stumbled upon it and it was not good…read more willing to try it out again tho at another location.

Cute little cafe in Manhattan. Service workers were very polite. There is minimal seating inside…read morebut I love the plants everywhere. Came in to grab a quick drink and then head to Madison Square park to enjoy it. The park is in walking distance to the cafe. I got the latte and it was well made.

I made the trip here because I wanted to try the guava croissant, which was indeed excellent. It…read morewas more of a soft, bready style rather than a super flaky version. The guava jam was delicious and sweet. I also tried a standard latte, which was very good: nutty with some toasted marshmallow notes. There was a long line on a Saturday around 11, and tables were hard to come by, but if you get lucky you can snag one. It feels a bit crowded since the line forms between two rows of tables and customers also leave between two rows. So it's a nice place to sit for a while if you can, but maybe not the most comfortable environment to sit and work. It is a beautiful space, though.

Great coffee and amazing unique flavors! You get to pick your beans and support Puerto Rico! a bit…read morepricey but worth the bang!

The coffee was indeed very good but the location is meh, no cool coffee shop vibes to justify the…read more$11 price tag for a small coquito latte. Pricing is a bit misleading as you see one price on the wall ($8) but then are instructed to pick your beans, and it's not really clear there's an upcharge. The guys were nice but could have done without the sniffles. At least wear a mask, dude. It's unsettling to have someone sniffling while handling your cup during flu season. The location is wheelchair accessible inside a ghost kitchen facility and there is an outdoor seating area.

Excellent coffee in a great little West Village shop - perfect place to stop if you're strolling in…read morethe area and want to grab a solid cappuccino in a welcoming atmosphere. Service is prompt and friendly.

This place brought back all the memories of my year in nyc! I've never been to this location ( only…read morethe UES one) but was so excited to try it. The shop was small but the coffee was stellar. Ordered an oat latte and a few bags of coffee beans to take home. The oat latte was perfect.

The service is good, the spot is clean and the cinnamon babka is AMAZING. My daughter and I came…read morehere because of the name (nananananananana Batman) and we'll be back for another coffee date. Highly recommend. My daughter gave the chocolate croissant a and the cappuccino was "mid" My mocha was good, but I think if used a different milk it would have been better.

I walked in needing a quick coffee pick me up and a place to sit for a couple minutes. I came early…read moreenough that there were tables available, although it's a small space. I ordered the iced latte with honey and a plain croissant. I didn't come in with any prior knowledge and learned there's no syrups or sweeteners available other than simple syrup or honey. I went with honey hoping it would sweeten my drink enough but it wasn't the best for me. If you enjoy no frills coffee and plain espresso this is the place for you. My croissant was good, no issues there and service was very friendly.

Stopped by Grace Street while looking for something sweet and a little different, and this…read moredefinitely fit the bill. We saw the milk tea boba toast on the menu and had to try it. It came out as a thick piece of deep-fried toast topped with ice cream, boba, caramel popcorn, and strawberries on the side. Not healthy at all, but really good. It's one of those desserts you probably wouldn't get every day, but worth trying at least once. Fun to share and definitely something different from the usual desserts.

This is my go-to bathroom + sweet treat spot in KTown! There's typically a line, but it usually…read moremoves quickly and there's usually free seating as well. They have a water dispenser, two locking bathrooms, and plenty of outlets, so I already have a very positive view of Grace Street as a good place to rest. The food is alright. It's a bit overpriced and the teas are not good quality. However, the desserts are delicious. I usually split a slice of basque cheesecake with my friends. The regular and matcha have both been good in my experience. I don't like chocolate cake, so I haven't tried that variety. I wish the pumpkin was available in the smaller size too! I've tried their boba, and it isn't good. The hot teas are okay but not great. They're pretty much just syrup and milk. I would avoid the drinks and just get the desserts! I haven't personally tried the bingsoo, but I've heard good things. The waffle is alright--all in all, come here to recharge and for the basque cheesecake!