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Cute little cafe to get some work done as well as grab a bite. The service is very fast and the baristas are very polite. The food itself is also simple but delicious and the coffee is definitely worth stopping by for. They also have decaf options for those who just like the coffee flavor but don't want to be jumping off the walls after. They also have a good variety of sweet treats as well, definitely worth a visit if you are in the Elmhurst area.
As much as I (and pretty much every New Yorker) agree that we don't need another coffee shop every 2 blocks, this seems to be the case with bakeries in Elmhurst, but not dedicated coffee shops (unless you count Starbucks lol). Coffee shop during the day, quiet bar at night. Good coffee, matcha, and cocktails--what a gem of a spot to find yourself in, no matter what hours of the day. Elm Roastery has demonstrated how a business should give back to the community. They utilize their space for good and host a lot of social gatherings and community events, which is not all that common in this area...unless you dig for it. I've been here more than I can count and have tried pretty much most of their menu and I have never been disappointed. They get very creative with their seasonal drinks, which is always exciting. Lots of experimentation (which I get may not be for everyone) and varieties with matcha. I absolutely love going to this place when they get into holiday season mode--tree is up, and holiday specials are out, and they have the coziest environment during after-hours. Also worth noting that they sell handmade crafts that are sourced from local artists, like as greeting cards, accessories, and jewelry, which makes you want to support a business like this even more. I will say that their drink prices aren't really geared towards grab-and-go people who buy coffee every day out of necessity, and taste/quality is not a priority, but rather for people who want to appreciate craft coffee and matcha. Asian-owned (Filipino, I believe since my friend pointed out that they have hard-to-find Filipino pastries).
We got the seasonal gingerbread matcha latte, iced lavender matcha latte, chili chicken toast, egg sandwich. The gingerbread matcha had a beautiful cinnamon aroma and a strong matcha taste filled with aromatic spices. The iced lavender matcha latte was also pretty solid and I could really taste the hints of the lavender syrup. I'm curious about their coffee options given how good their matcha was. The egg sandwich is phenomenal with its cheesy, creamy goodness. The chili chicken toast was not bad but needed more chili for my preferences. They also have avocado toast, which I didn't try but looked good. This place has a lot of seating options from table seats to counter. Some places are designated social zones so no laptops. They also have games available to encourage people to interact. I was very impressed with their efforts in making an open and welcoming environment for friends to hangout.
Ordered: Iced Strawberry Matcha (~$8) Aya's take: Elm Roastery is already pretty popular and I can see why. Every seat was taken around 2pm on a Sunday. The drinks are made with skill and intention, they have a wide variety on their menu, and they have a great aesthetic! What's not to like? The Iced Strawberry Matcha was vibrant and bright from the strawberry and earthy and slightly bitter from the matcha. Those flavors combined to make a great drink that was also creamy and balanced. It was very pleasant to sip on and gave me a small caffeine kick. ~$8 it was a bit much but the quality was there. Solid try and would definitely come back when I'm in the area!
I like the construction is unique and darker color but place is comfortably bright. The ambience warm and the place always maintains comfortable temperature. The drink are a little pricey but decent. I am able to complete some work here with at least 2 charging ports around. Hours are great and bathroom is clean. Not bad for a working and waiting area. Always people here but always have seats. Very decent.
Stopped in on a weekend at around 1:30 PM and the place was packed, but I was able to grab a seat the coffee bar. I ordered an iced ube oat milk latte; it didn't come with coffee so I added a shot of espresso. It was good but not sure it was worth the price ($9.50 with the alternative milk, espresso and tip).
Elm Roastery isn't just a coffee shop, it's a gathering place, a warm corner of Elmhurst where strangers become neighbors and mornings feel a little softer. From the moment you step inside, you're wrapped in a cozy, welcoming atmosphere that feels both thoughtfully designed and effortlessly homey. It's the kind of place that invites you to stay a while. The coffee selection is exceptional. My personal favorites are the London Fog, perfectly balanced and soothing, the s'mores latte with its subtle toasted sweetness, and their beautifully crafted macchiato. And on days when I'm not in the mood for coffee, the jasmine lemonade is my go to, bright, fragrant, and incredibly refreshing. The pastries and breakfast/lunch offerings are delish! If you stop by in the morning, you might catch the croissants coming fresh out of the oven, their buttery aroma filling the space. The ham and cheese croissant is irresistibly flaky and savory. The egg sandwich is pure perfection, the eggs somehow impossibly fluffy, seasoned just right, layered with arugula, and what tastes like a secret aioli that brings everything together. Even when I tell myself I'll keep it simple with the avocado toast, I'm always tempted to add that cloud like egg on top. One of my favorite details is the open kitchen. You can actually see the care that goes into every plate and every cup. The staff are very attentive, genuinely kind, and welcoming in a way that never feels rushed or forced. There's a warmth to the service that makes you feel remembered. If you live in the neighborhood, or find yourself anywhere near Elmhurst, Elm Roastery is a must visit. It's only a matter of time before there are lines out the door, and honestly, they would be well deserved.
Elm Roastery has been on my radar since I saw them on Instagram when they first opened. So glad I finally visited because they did not disappoint! The interior is cozy and surprisingly spacious by New York standards. There's a seating area in the front and a more tables in the back, with the espresso bar running down the middle. I had no trouble finding a seat on a Saturday morning. The space had a nice mix of people working, reading, or just hanging out and enjoying their playlist (I personally fell in the last category). We tried two seasonal lattes: the pumpkin spice and the apple crumble. The latte art on both was top-notch. While the price is on the higher side for a latte ($8.50), it was absolutely worth it for the quality. The espresso was smooth and perfectly brewed--not burnt. Both the pumpkin spice and the apple crumb flavors were prominent but without tasting overly sweet or artificial. The baristas were friendly and helpful with the menu. Our drinks were ready a couple minutes after ordering. Overall, Elm Roastery is a fantastic addition to Elmhurst and central Queens.
Elmhurst is getting more diverse bakeries and eateries in the neighborhood. It was a hot and sweltering day. Wanted to cool off and get a cup of coffee to start the day. From the outside Elm Roastery appears pretty small, but once you walk in the place is pretty big. You can sit by the window or at a table to get work done. Seems like most of the patrons here come and do work at Elm Roastery. Laptops on table and phones charging. It's the first time I visited this store and had no expectations. Ordered a large drip coffee with cream and it was good. I come back for the drip coffee again. The food item ordered since it was early in the morning. Got the Avocado toast $10.50. It was one slice of hard toast cut in half on top of the toast was arugula with sliced avocado and topped with red onions sprinkled with everything bagel seasoning dashed with oil. Toast was so hard that I had to dunk it into the coffee to soften it up. Avocado was fresh and the arugula too. Next time I go for their croissant. Staff was friendly. Bathroom clean. Had no idea some guy was roasting coffee in the back. I did not smell the roast from the front of the store. Cute items for sale on the shelves Area for patrons to socialize
2 months ago
Nice coffee shop in Elmhurst with quality coffee. The people that work there are nice. This coffee shop gives community. They sell art and crafts people make in the community. They have a wall just for them. Now the coffee, the coffee is usually very good. They put care into making their coffee. My go to is the lavender latte when it's available. It's beautiful. I also like that they offer limited brews from different countries. It's nice to try something different sometimes. I always stop by when I'm in Elmhurst. read more
Pulled up to Elm Roastery Cafe in Elmhurst like I was just grabbing a quick coffee... walked out feeling cultured, productive, and emotionally supported This place is fancy but not trying too hard. Artisan coffee that tastes like it went to school, but priced like it still lives in Queens. Cozy, clean, plenty of seating (yes, even in the back), and somehow there's always a spot--perfect for working, meetings, or pretending you're working while eating pastries. Now let's talk damage: * Teddy Bear Financier -- a teddy bear-shaped almond cake with chocolate accents. Cute? Yes. Manly? Surprisingly. Delicious? Absolutely undefeated. * Ham & cheese croissant -- baked fresh daily, buttery, classic, zero notes. * Beef empanada -- straight home run. No debate. * Cold brew -- fresh, smooth, flavorful, and didn't bully my stomach. Staff? Super kind, helpful, and actually happy to be there. Bathrooms? Clean enough to trust. Atmosphere? Warm, inviting, neighborhood gold. Elm Roastery is a major win for Queens. Come to work, come to chill, come to eat a teddy bear pastry and question your masculinity for 2 seconds before ordering another one. 83-30A Broadway, Elmhurst, Queens Support good coffee. Support good vibes. read more
Cute little cafe to get some work done as well as grab a bite. The service is very fast and the baristas are very polite. The food itself is also simple but delicious and the coffee is definitely worth stopping by for. They also have decaf options for those who just like the coffee flavor but don't want to be jumping off the walls after. They also have a good variety of sweet treats as well, definitely worth a visit if you are in the Elmhurst area. read more
As much as I (and pretty much every New Yorker) agree that we don't need another coffee shop every 2 blocks, this seems to be the case with bakeries in Elmhurst, but not dedicated coffee shops (unless you count Starbucks lol). Coffee shop during the day, quiet bar at night. Good coffee, matcha, and cocktails--what a gem of a spot to find yourself in, no matter what hours of the day. Elm Roastery has demonstrated how a business should give back to the community. They utilize their space for good and host a lot of social gatherings and community events, which is not all that common in this area...unless you dig for it. I've been here more than I can count and have tried pretty much most of their menu and I have never been disappointed. They get very creative with their seasonal drinks, which is always exciting. Lots of experimentation (which I get may not be for everyone) and varieties with matcha. I absolutely love going to this place when they get into holiday season mode--tree is up, and holiday specials are out, and they have the coziest environment during after-hours. Also worth noting that they sell handmade crafts that are sourced from local artists, like as greeting cards, accessories, and jewelry, which makes you want to support a business like this even more. I will say that their drink prices aren't really geared towards grab-and-go people who buy coffee every day out of necessity, and taste/quality is not a priority, but rather for people who want to appreciate craft coffee and matcha. Asian-owned (Filipino, I believe since my friend pointed out that they have hard-to-find Filipino pastries). read more
We got the seasonal gingerbread matcha latte, iced lavender matcha latte, chili chicken toast, egg sandwich. The gingerbread matcha had a beautiful cinnamon aroma and a strong matcha taste filled with aromatic spices. The iced lavender matcha latte was also pretty solid and I could really taste the hints of the lavender syrup. I'm curious about their coffee options given how good their matcha was. The egg sandwich is phenomenal with its cheesy, creamy goodness. The chili chicken toast was not bad but needed more chili for my preferences. They also have avocado toast, which I didn't try but looked good. This place has a lot of seating options from table seats to counter. Some places are designated social zones so no laptops. They also have games available to encourage people to interact. I was very impressed with their efforts in making an open and welcoming environment for friends to hangout. read more
Ordered: Iced Strawberry Matcha (~$8) Aya's take: Elm Roastery is already pretty popular and I can see why. Every seat was taken around 2pm on a Sunday. The drinks are made with skill and intention, they have a wide variety on their menu, and they have a great aesthetic! What's not to like? The Iced Strawberry Matcha was vibrant and bright from the strawberry and earthy and slightly bitter from the matcha. Those flavors combined to make a great drink that was also creamy and balanced. It was very pleasant to sip on and gave me a small caffeine kick. ~$8 it was a bit much but the quality was there. Solid try and would definitely come back when I'm in the area! read more
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Peter N.
Hey Aya, thanks for your review. Glad that you enjoyed the Strawberry…
2 months ago
I like the construction is unique and darker color but place is comfortably bright. The ambience warm and the place always maintains comfortable temperature. The drink are a little pricey but decent. I am able to complete some work here with at least 2 charging ports around. Hours are great and bathroom is clean. Not bad for a working and waiting area. Always people here but always have seats. Very decent. read more
Stopped in on a weekend at around 1:30 PM and the place was packed, but I was able to grab a seat the coffee bar. I ordered an iced ube oat milk latte; it didn't come with coffee so I added a shot of espresso. It was good but not sure it was worth the price ($9.50 with the alternative milk, espresso and tip). read more
7 months ago
I was so happy to find this cafe in Elmhurst! What a treat! I really enjoyed their financiers and their matcha latte, matcha Americano, cold brew. Service is quick and the cafe is pretty spacious. They also sell some hand made accessories in store. read more
8 months ago
Finally made time to check it out. Perfect coffee and great space. Tried the chicken toast which was piled so high with chicken. Great Chile crisp flavor. Look forward to trying more things in the future. Staff super friendly. read more
1 year ago
Keepin it real out here in Elmhurst Pretty solid spot for the amount of space they have, really well done being in a busy area. I've been to other cafes where their coffee beans were used, so solid coffee game. Has seating but can get crowded, bathroom is clean, overall solid cafe read more
3 months ago
Elm Roastery isn't just a coffee shop, it's a gathering place, a warm corner of Elmhurst where strangers become neighbors and mornings feel a little softer. From the moment you step inside, you're wrapped in a cozy, welcoming atmosphere that feels both thoughtfully designed and effortlessly homey. It's the kind of place that invites you to stay a while. The coffee selection is exceptional. My personal favorites are the London Fog, perfectly balanced and soothing, the s'mores latte with its subtle toasted sweetness, and their beautifully crafted macchiato. And on days when I'm not in the mood for coffee, the jasmine lemonade is my go to, bright, fragrant, and incredibly refreshing. The pastries and breakfast/lunch offerings are delish! If you stop by in the morning, you might catch the croissants coming fresh out of the oven, their buttery aroma filling the space. The ham and cheese croissant is irresistibly flaky and savory. The egg sandwich is pure perfection, the eggs somehow impossibly fluffy, seasoned just right, layered with arugula, and what tastes like a secret aioli that brings everything together. Even when I tell myself I'll keep it simple with the avocado toast, I'm always tempted to add that cloud like egg on top. One of my favorite details is the open kitchen. You can actually see the care that goes into every plate and every cup. The staff are very attentive, genuinely kind, and welcoming in a way that never feels rushed or forced. There's a warmth to the service that makes you feel remembered. If you live in the neighborhood, or find yourself anywhere near Elmhurst, Elm Roastery is a must visit. It's only a matter of time before there are lines out the door, and honestly, they would be well deserved. read more
1 year ago
Elm Roastery has been on my radar since I saw them on Instagram when they first opened. So glad I finally visited because they did not disappoint! The interior is cozy and surprisingly spacious by New York standards. There's a seating area in the front and a more tables in the back, with the espresso bar running down the middle. I had no trouble finding a seat on a Saturday morning. The space had a nice mix of people working, reading, or just hanging out and enjoying their playlist (I personally fell in the last category). We tried two seasonal lattes: the pumpkin spice and the apple crumble. The latte art on both was top-notch. While the price is on the higher side for a latte ($8.50), it was absolutely worth it for the quality. The espresso was smooth and perfectly brewed--not burnt. Both the pumpkin spice and the apple crumb flavors were prominent but without tasting overly sweet or artificial. The baristas were friendly and helpful with the menu. Our drinks were ready a couple minutes after ordering. Overall, Elm Roastery is a fantastic addition to Elmhurst and central Queens. read more
4 months ago
Elmhurst is getting more diverse bakeries and eateries in the neighborhood. It was a hot and sweltering day. Wanted to cool off and get a cup of coffee to start the day. From the outside Elm Roastery appears pretty small, but once you walk in the place is pretty big. You can sit by the window or at a table to get work done. Seems like most of the patrons here come and do work at Elm Roastery. Laptops on table and phones charging. It's the first time I visited this store and had no expectations. Ordered a large drip coffee with cream and it was good. I come back for the drip coffee again. The food item ordered since it was early in the morning. Got the Avocado toast $10.50. It was one slice of hard toast cut in half on top of the toast was arugula with sliced avocado and topped with red onions sprinkled with everything bagel seasoning dashed with oil. Toast was so hard that I had to dunk it into the coffee to soften it up. Avocado was fresh and the arugula too. Next time I go for their croissant. Staff was friendly. Bathroom clean. Had no idea some guy was roasting coffee in the back. I did not smell the roast from the front of the store. Cute items for sale on the shelves Area for patrons to socialize read more
This place is a decent addition to the neighborhood. However, after trying a few things, it seems like it's a hit or miss. The hot drinks seem To be pretty good, but I don't tend to get the same luck with their iced. And feel like for the price you're paying, it could taste a little better. I got an iced strawberry matcha with Oatmilk and paid almost 10 bucks for it. With the economy i get things are getting more expensive, but I was slightly disappointed with how it tasted. The strawberry flavor didn't really blend well with the matcha, and left a weird aftertaste. For reference, I ordered the same exact thing yesterday somewhere else and paid around 7, and they seemed to use a house made strawberry flavor that made it taste really nice. Other than that, employees are nice and the café ambiance is decent, but it can get cramped sometimes, so you may need to wait for a seat. I still see myself coming back every now and then, but there could be some improvements in the drink recipes in my opinion. read more
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Hello Jehan, thank you for your honest review. Sorry to hear that you…
11 months ago
Such a hidden gem in Queens! The coffee is always smooth, rich, and clearly made with care you can tell they take their roasting seriously. I've tried both their drip and espresso-based drinks, and everything has been consistently top quality. The vibe is cozy and calm perfect for getting some work done, reading a book, or just enjoying a quiet moment. The baristas are super friendly and welcoming, and I always feel at ease when I walk in. They make you feel like a regular, even if it's your first time. Bonus points for the pastries!! fresh, not overly sweet and the perfect companion to your cup. If you're a coffee lover in Queens, you need to check this place out! read more
1 year ago
My first time in this place. I love their aesthetic place. Service was excellent and friendly barista. I only ordered strawberry matcha with almond milk, kinda need lil sugar but it's all good. I will definitely comeback soon:) Btw, their bathroom has cute wallpaper and very clean. read more
3 months ago
I stopped in for a quick work lunch. Had the egg sandwich and latte. Egg sandwich was really tasty. Loved the brioche bun with the cheesy salsa verde sauce and the coffee is always fantastic here! read more
2 years ago
Great place to get some work done! I came in on a Monday afternoon. To my surprise, there were quite a few people seated working on their laptops, but nonetheless, it was still pretty easy to find a spot to sit down. I ordered an iced ube latte with almond milk ($7). The almond milk they use is very rich! I also liked the sweetness of the ube but the syrup tends to sit down at the bottom. People tend to come into the cafe in waves, but the vibes in there are really nice. Good music, reliable wifi, tasty drinks! read more
4 months ago
cappuccino with cinnamon and maple syrup 11/10 this was so good it lowkey emotionally healed me read more
This new coffee cafe is a lot bigger than it looks from the outside. Inside there are several small tables, seats at the counter, and narrow bar against the wall with chairs. The baristas were polite and friendly. My daughter and I ordered spice pumpkin cream puffs, an ube latte, and pumpkin spice. We thought the pumpkin spice was tea but we were mistaken. It was coffee and neither of us like coffee. I drank it anyway. The good thing was that it wasn't sweet but it didn't have much pumpkin flavor. The pumpkin spice cream puffs did. The filling was a mix of pumpkin purée and cream. My daughter didn't like the meringue on top. I was mixed on it. The best was the ube latte. It looked pretty and had strong ube flavor. It also wasn't too sweet. The only thing is that there is a bit of grittiness especially when you reached the bottom. There is a very cozy atmosphere with jazzy lofi music playing. It's a nice place for an intimate chat or a chill date. read more
1 year ago
Hipster cool clean nice place .... picked up an Ethiopian whole bean bag..... And the proprietary Broadway blend. Let me tell you delicious, both totally worth it..... And I may also suggest, after 7 PM. The please turns into a full bar. With coquito, something rarely seen in Brooklyn. ... There was a New Girl at the. Register that night. Super cute, very friendly. read more
1 year ago
I enjoy their beans. Broadway blend is my current favorite. Runner up is their Ethiopia Sulladhjah and I will edit this once I have pulled a proper shot of the Queens Blvd. I like that they handwrite roast date on the bottom left corner of the back of each bag. Their lemon loaf is buttery, soft - Do I spy specks of vanilla bean? read more
2 years ago
I was doubting this place, but the Matcha Latte I ordered was delicious, defined high quality Matcha There was a line so if you are in hurry, wouldn't recommend! The ambiance looks great, I was sad that I couldn't stay! read more
Decided to check this cafe out and stop by for a cappuccino. The space inside is definitely a lot bigger than it looks on the outside. I love how they have a lot of small businesses advertising their artworks, events, etc. There's a decent amount of seats so it's not too crowded if you're looking to sit down for a while. Staff is super nice and friendly. They also have food options on the menu as well. Definitely will be coming back here to visit. read more
1 year ago
Cool coffee spot, excellent use of their space. It's small but they made it work. The coffee is of great taste and quality. Love to come back and bring home some beans to brew at home. read more
Aug 19, 2025, This place is a gem. The service was great as well as the coffee I had and the pastries, cream puffs & cookie butter.The place is very clean as well as its bathroom. I will return in the future. I even purchased, Sumatra Gayo Mountain coffee from Indonesia. The staff very friendly and helpful. read more
2 years ago
Located on busy Broadway so street parking. Maybe have been lucky bec I usually get a spot when needed. Prices are good. Ube latte is a big cup at $5. Not too sweet for me. Chocolate croissant $3.50 was good warmed which made the filling gooey. Good space with small tables in front of the cafe and better in the back. Maybe could be cozier with dimmer lighting. Friendly service. Clean restroom available. read more
First time here and I absolutely loved the vibe and drinks. I got their matcha latte with oat milk, and the oatmilk really shined. It had a really nice nutty flavor, and it wasn't overpowering, but it made me want to keep drinking it. The staff were also really nice, they always had a smile on their face, and they constantly made conversations with other guests. Elm Roastery does get busy, but it never felt overcrowded, and there was always a seat somewhere. They also have trinkets being sold on the side! read more
2 years ago
As everyone local has been saying, this is different for the area, and it's an exciting addition to have this artisanal coffee shop. I love all the work they've put into it, selling some local crafts, selling their own coffee beans, and tying in the community with social events and space. I got a lavender latte with medium roast coffee and half and half, which already had sweetener. It was not too sweet but still good. The Ube latte was not as flavorful. I'm curious about the food and night vibe for next time. read more
I will say that I was not expecting a coffee shop like this to pop up in this neighborhood but I am incredibly glad it exists! The inside is very cozy, the vibe is very soft with families sitting around enjoying their drinks and pastries! There is also a neighborhood art wall where you can purchase from local artists! Anything with this sort of opportunity always makes me happy! I had the Taro Latte for my first visit, it was incredibly delicious and pretty! I'm looking forward to when I can sit down and work on some school stuff here, but it is always hard to find chairs here (because it's always packed!! No complaints though, I'm glad to see that business is seemingly doing great!) read more
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