This gem in Astoria is my new FAVORITE spot. Its gorgeous, super clean, the service is impeccable…read moreand the ice coffee espresso is to die for. I have traveled the world in search of perfect coffee and found it around the corner of my apartment. WIN WIN!! I NEVER POST reviews. This place is deserves more than 5 STARS!!!

I had been eager to try this café for quite some time, drawn in by its charming aesthetic and cute…read morecorner location. They serve my favorite coffee, Lavanzza and the desserts looked absolutely tempting. So, I scheduled a meeting there and arrived early to secure a good table. Finding parking was a bit of a challenge, but I managed to snag a spot nearby. However, as soon as I stepped inside, I realized the café had no air conditioning, and with the humidity hovering at 100%, it was a stifling day--around 89°F, with intermittent rain making the air even more muggy. It was incredibly uncomfortable. Although the café offered both indoor and outdoor seating, they had all the glass doors and windows wide open, which meant that whether you were seated inside or out, the heat was unbearable. I was grateful I had arrived early to assess the situation. When I asked a staff member if they typically kept the air conditioning off, hoping to gauge my future visits, she replied, "Well, everyone wants to sit outside; it's such a beautiful day." In reality, it was the farthest thing from beautiful--a day where staying indoors seemed like the only option. I found it hard to believe that a business like this wouldn't offer air-conditioned comfort for its patrons. Thankfully, I quickly searched for another café nearby, called them, and confirmed they had indoor seating with AC. I headed over to Moa, where it was refreshingly cool, with plenty of seating and, of course, fantastic coffee. Sometimes, a little detour leads to a much better experience! Maybe I'll try this place in the winter .

Super chill ambiance, great coffee and even better service. Long Island city has many coffee places…read moreto choose from but this is definitely a repeat visit spot.

No stress? More like yes stress. Small cafe with a bench and two (?) window seats…read more Waited 10-15 mins for my chai latte and it was just ok. Now the almond croissant was delicious if you are just stopping in for a pastry. But what's a pastry without a beverage? Anyway staff were friendly but I'm not sure I'll be back.

Love the ambiance in here, it's a nice spacious place to get some work done and the workers are so…read morefriendly. But I just wasn't a big fan of the drink I got. I got an iced voodoo child. And it came out sooo fast like ready by the time I finished ordering that makes me think the whole batch is just premade and sitting on the side ready to go. Which I probably wouldn't mind, but it was just so sour. The description of it was a Vietnamese style cold brew with condensed milk and sweet cream. But it wasn't very sweet or creamy :/

I needed a spot to take a work meeting and this was the closest place I found with free wifi. I got…read morea matcha latte with maple syrup and it was delicious! The barista is really friendly and honest, and also warned me that the wifi may not be the best for Zoom meetings but I took the risk. There's plenty of seating in this café so I found a comfy couch with a table to work from. The wifi was totally fine despite the barista's warning, but it was really noisy inside the café so that was the primary challenge.

I had stopped in after exploring Astoria with me family. I was pulled in my the mural on the…read morewindow. The barista was so sweet and helpful with my order. The ambience inside is so cozy and had I gone by myself earlier in the day I'd bring a book. Such a good third space to hangout in. The latte was delicious and the plum chocolate cookies were exactly what I needed at that point in the day. It wasn't too sweet which I love and the plums cut through the richness

Easily the best cafe in all of Astoria -- if not Queens. All of the baked foods are made in house…read more They're inventive and delicious. Sweet and savory alike. The scones are always a must. The vibe is perfect -- cozy and comfortable with ample power outlets. It's the best place to focus and work or bring friends to catch up. 10/10 -- a community cornerstone. The perfect cafe.

I make it a point to try pandebonos in any Colombian bakery or cafe that has them and this was no…read moreexception. They have an assortment of sweet baked goods including cookies and savory goods like mini sandwiches. There are also cute coffee/espresso cup sets for sale and a large coffee beverage menu that I'll have to come back to sample. The pandebono was very good, chewy and moist, with just a tad too much oil for me but that's not uncommon given how much cheese goes into each one. Definitely one I wouldn't hesitate to buy again next time I'm nearby.

Finally stopped in. Coffee really good. Served very hot. Tried the sea salt chocolate chip cookie…read morewhich was delightful. Greeted as soon as I walked in and felt welcome. Great local coffee shop.

Extent place The best coffee…read more We have the best breakfast ever Tallis is a very good guy We will back soon

I'm a native NYer, but the current state of the NYC real estate landscape is still really…read morebewildering to me at times. One day, you're walking past this boarded-up, crack house that's been in shambles your whole life on the sketchier part of Astoria's Broadway, and often have running thoughts on how the hell this place was ever inhabitable and who the hell would ever buy this place. And the next thing you know, some investors and developers snatch up this land to knock said crack house down and spin it into a new apartment building with a clean coffee shop. This side of Astoria has always been rather underserved and overlooked, and there was a time when I could recite almost every business within these 2-3 blocks that didn't move. Besides the corner cafe that's been serving the community for ages, I'm glad to see dedicated coffee shops finally sprouting on this side because it needed one badly. The best part is that it's Greek-owned, which is a testament that Astoria's Greek presence is still very strong-- and I'm sure most of the Greek residents would continue to show out for its fellow Greeks. Coffee is always great, and it does very much feel like I'm in Greece at times--even those thin straws they use are literally the same ones they use in Greece. I've only gotten a lemon poppyseed loaf once and that was very filling.

Nice little shop for tea/coffee. They have a small menu with the mango green tea catching my eye -…read moreit was decent, but doesn't hit like how KFT would. I think if you wanted a snack and a drink, this would be a nice quick stop.

Ordered: Small Iced Earl Grey Lavender Latte (~$6): with oat…read moremilk (+$1) Aya's take: I needed a quick caffeine kick and stopped by Infinitea. This location is tiny and is meant to be a grab-and-go. The Earl Grey Lavender Latte was creamy, lightly sweet, and fragrant. I enjoyed it but the price point of ~$7 total is a bit much for a non-espresso drink, in my opinion and wouldn't be my go-to. Great try!

Stopped by to get an espresso (another cafe's latte was too weak), and was pleasantly surprised by…read morethe immense amount of space inside! I also love the plethora of plants, it really feels like an escape from the busy street. There's also a bathroom for customers inside.

This is a new and very nice spacious cafe on Steinway. The pastries are really good. I liked the…read morecroissant ciambella, which is flaky layers inside and donut shaped outside. It's covered with sugar, so it'll be good with coffee, or easily shaken off to taste. They also have sandwiches and eclairs too. Looks quite tasty.