Love this Vietnamese coffee spot. Visited twice in 4 days during our vacation…read more Ordered egg coffee, trà vải & coconut water w/ matcha foam. They're all tasted phenomenal. Thank you chị Kim (the owner), her sister & Cindy (Bình) for being so kind to us; especially the suggestions that we need to know while traveling. We wishes the best to you all & the business.

This was super cute to check out, but I probably wouldn't come back specifically for the drinks. I…read moregot the Situationship which was too sour and bitter for my taste. The cup was also mostly ice. The staff were nice and service was quick. It's a small shop so it's more of a grab and go since there were only 1-2 seats. The menu item names were cute and fun. The aesthetic was cute; however, this drink was a miss for me.

Came here for lunch after seeing there were plenty of places to sit. I was pleasantly surprised…read morethat there was a full table service, but I could have also easily ordered to go. The service was excellent, and the place is full of natural light. I got the chicken salad sandwich which was delicious. The bread was fresh and there wasn't too much mayo, with a good balance of seasoning in the chicken salad. It was also a very nice portion. I've added this place to come back to try their all day breakfast.

What a chill and great feeling coffee shop this is in soho area. You walk in to welcoming staff and…read morea spacious spot. They have alot of seating where you can enjoy food and drinks. You can also take it to go, today I stayed. I had an iced maple spice latte and wow it did not disappoint! And then to eat I had The Reuben Benny. Which, was very filling and tasted good. Hannah If I remember correctly is one of the workers here she was super nice. And the manager of the place I think who he was is name is Alex I believe if I remember correctly was very nice and welcoming and checked in to see how I was enjoying the meal. He was also very nice in that my coffee was on the house since I came all the way down to try this spot out from where I live. Just a great vibe and a great addiction to the area. The playlist that was on while I was there was also awesome! All songs I knew and upbeat. Highly recommend this spot!

First off, if you are a horse lover like myself how can you not like the name of this coffee shop!…read moreWhat a cute name. The atmosphere in here is surrounded with horse details, pictures on the wall and all. The barista was nice. I got a maple iced latte and then after I got the drink I saw they make salted iced lattes. So, I asked if it would be possible to make my maple iced latte into a salted one and I offered to pay the extra amount. The barista was so nice to make it for me into a salted maple iced latte and I did not need to pay extra. I kinda wish I just stuck with the regular maple iced latte though. Oh well. There are very few seating options in here. There were 2 tables I think if I remember correctly. I would come back here though and try out another drink.

Drinks: This is a small coffee shop in Manhattan Chinatown. Black coffee is very strong, smooth,…read moreand flavorful. The chai latte was perfect and not too sweet. Overall, we enjoyed our drinks. Service: Staff were friendly! Ambiance: The coffee shop is very small with a few small tables inside and a couple of tables outside. The cafe is very cozy and a nice spot to hang out in. Overall, I would highly recommend this spot!

Let me preface this with the fact that we live in the UES. So, getting here is quite the…read morepilgrimage. That, alone, should tell you how good this coffee shop is and worth coming. We've already been here a few times. Amazing every single time. Their coffee selection is superb. One of the best coffee shops in the City. Staff is great. On our first time, we came during their soft opening so we got to meet one of the co owners. Great dude. Not a lot sitting space, and the few benches they have are not the most comfortable. Overall, though, 10/10.

It's awesome to see spots appear in Chinatown by and for the community and also taking special…read moreattention to great coffee. Superwow coffee is one of those places, taking more attention to drip coffee I believe though I had their espresso and it was a quality shot for sure. The space is small and you might have trouble finding it since it's essentially in the lobby of an apartment building but it's cute, with a nicely crafted menu and some small seats for you to take a moment for yourself. Grab a cup for your Chinatown food crawl!

Cute coffee shop! It's a small space but they have a couple chairs both inside and outside. I…read morewanted to try the coquito latte which I've been seeing most people order here. It has coconut and cinnamon with your choice of milk. The latte was good but a little less sweet for me. The cinnamon is a subtle flavor while the coffee stands out more. Anyone that prefers a stronger espresso will love this. All the flavors were combined well. They employees were really friendly and I was able to get some logo stickers as well!

I visited this coffee shop when they were located in brooklyn on one of their last days. I am soo…read moreglad they re-opened and in manhattan too! I tried the Coquito iced latte. It was tasty. The barista was very nice too. This is a grab and go type place. There are two chairs inside but mostly everyone sits outside. I am soo glad to see they re-opened and hope to come visit more.

This is one of the best coffee shops I've been to in New York City! I had the guava slush, which…read morewas a great drink with a perfect balance of sweetness and coffee flavor. Next time, I definitely want to try their signature red bean drink. The service was also amazing! I briefly spoke with the owner, who was super sweet and friendly, and the person serving me and preparing my coffee was Austin, he was so fun to speak with, very friendly, explained the whole menu to me, and made a great cup of coffee!Those two are doing a great job running this coffee shop. The atmosphere inside is very cozy and comfortable. I highly recommend checking this place out!

Fasan is a small coffee shop on the Lower East Side that stands out immediately when I walked in…read more The space is cottage inspired and filled with curated vintage items. The interior is tight, so when it fills up it gets cozy fast, but the atmosphere is warm enough that it does not feel like a drawback. The red bean memory is the drink to order here. It lands somewhere between a red bean milk tea and a coffee, with a subtle red bean flavor that softens the espresso without masking it. The ingredients taste fresh and the balance works in a way that is hard to explain but immediately makes sense once I started drinking it. It is the kind of drink that justifies the trip on its own. The jasmine mango green tea is on the menu as well, but it is the weaker option if I am choosing between the two. Nothing offensive about it, it just does not have the same payoff as the red bean. The cream jasmine tea is worth considering if I want something on the tea side, with the jasmine coming through clearly against the cream. Prices are in line with what I would expect from a quality independent coffee shop in the neighborhood. The care that goes into the drinks shows in the final product. If I am in the LES and want something that feels genuinely considered rather than just another coffee stop, this is the one to find.

Delicious drinks and pastries!! The matcha was smooth and creamy, which paired perfectly with the…read moresweet strawberry puree. And the staff are so kind, they made me feel welcomed in the establishment rather than rushed, which was much appreciated.

((4.5 stars)) a…read moresmall coffee shop + soft serve ice cream spot located on the Lower East Side. very cozy coffee shop with a couple of seats inside and a few outside (during warmer weather). Creme serves a full coffee menu as well as some other hot and cold drinks (like teas and such). there's also a small menu of soft serve ice cream in cups as well as cones. the coffee is good--i have enjoyed Americanos, here, during colder months when i walk around the LES. and I'd say the soft serve match ice cream is so good and hits the spot on warm days and nights.---the soft is smooth and creamy, not overly sweet. the service is friendly and quick. overall, a very small shop with lots to offer when you're in need a moment to catch your breath and treat yourself.

Hidden down an alley, this spot serves some great specialty drinks! The workers are friendly and…read morethe drinks are all tasty - I've had the black camo and the green one too and both are solid. Not too sweet and great flavor. Don't come here if you're trying to work because there's not much sitting space and it's kinda busy since it's a shared space.

Sawada Coffee shop is located inside Au Cheval restaurant for shared retail space that sits on a…read morevery obscurity alley in Chinatown, Manhattan, NYC. After reading this coffee shop that was mention in "Eater New York" on June 13, 2019, it lured me for a visit. https://ny.eater.com/2019/6/13/18677588/sawada-au-cheval-nyc-coffee-review Indeed, both Sawada Coffee and Au Cheval originated in Chicago, IL and now have a NYC location. I do not drink coffee in any form. However, I am intrigued with the military latte artisan craftsmanship creation and wish there was a military pastry or baked good in honor of my beloved family member who was a service member. I came to Sawada on a business day morning in the passage of time during my professional duties. My desiderium for a cold cup of tea to continue battling NYC's summer plaguing heat and humidity by staying hydrated prior to my professional duties and to battle the excessive poor air quality index (AQI) of horrible air pollution for consequence of Canada's wildfire smoke amid wearing a face mask. Customer service is very attentive welcoming and friendly whom my male server/cashier took the time to make suggestion with understanding of my needs and requests. This male server was not curt, but assisted me with respect, patience and perspective as I matter. He permitted me to take photos without question which are posted to this review. My eyes were affixed with captivation for the pastries/ baked goods particularly the gargantuan chocolate chip cookie $4.99. Oh! There are several limited seating with actual tables. The decor is dark intimate and cozy of wooden wall panels, and warm lighting. Sawada Coffee features a stylized, half-face half-skull caricature of founder and world-champion barista Hiroshi Sawada. The self-serve condiment station is abundant comprehensive well stocked including honey, brown sugar, coffee sweeteners, syrups, coffee lids and cold cup lids. Sustainable paper straws are available which tasted disgusting for an undesirable cardboard-like flavor totally impair enjoyment of my drink. Oh! Sawada's post cards and stickers are available for grabs. Au Cheval restaurant business card is also available for grabs. I would surely return for this coveted chocolate chip cookie. Jasmine cold brew, $5.95 I always have a strong predilection for Jasmine tea. I love the pleasant aromatic scent. Jasmine green tea (hot) is stocked in my home. It surely awaken my soul filling with renewed hope and optimism. There were abundant large block square ice cubes which amazingly sustained my drink's coldness the entire sipping time while I was in the vicinity. My cup was finally sweating with condensation from the ice. At long last! I always drink slowly for full immerse enjoyment especially wine. The tea was refreshing for taste and to intake antioxidants for health benefits. It is then I was able to achieve equanimity state of being.