Cute coffee shop with some seating to enjoy your coffee at. I went here and no one else was here so…read moreit was very empty and I didn't have to wait on line Yay! This is near Washington Square park and the NYU area so I am sure many students probably come here. Anyways I got a decaf iced latte with Lavender syrup. I was going to get Rose but the barista said it would taste more sweeter and I didn't want that. The Barista was very nice. I loved the cup my drink came in. Seems to be that it can be reusable. And the lid you can close it if you want. I would come back here.

Walking in the Village and stumbled upon Coffee Rx. It was cold out so I decided to stop in for a…read morewarm drink. I got the peppermint mocha and it was delicious! The service was nice and helpful and they have a very quaint little shop with indoor seating. Prices a very fair.

We needed a coffee between breakfast in china town and walking across the Brooklyn bridge. This was…read morea legitimate hole in the wall type place. I almost walked right past it because I didn't even see the door. But once you walk in, you are transported to a tranquil quiet coffee heaven. There are only 4 tiny tables where people were doing work and one girl working behind the counter. However, the coffee was everything coffee is intended to be. Delicious, packed a caffeine punch, and love in every sip. If my hotel was closer, I'd go back tomorrow. Make sure you stop here!

Cute cafe w/ yummy drinks!! They offer macadamia milk :O…read more Several tables inside, but overall, the space is small - Lemon matcha latte: 8/10, I liked it!! Subtle lemon flavor, and they have macadamia milk :o kinda tastes like fruit loops lol, but would get again. Matcha flavor isn't as strong - Hojicha latte: 5/10, pretty milky

A really delightful, minimalist cafe that's opened up recently with a choice between dark and light…read moreroast for all espresso based drinks. For a hot day, I really enjoy their iced summer Americano. The lemon tartness complements the coffee for an overall balanced drink. SEATING AND AMBIANCE: There was no AC on when I was there, which wasn't much of an issue with the doors open. Several 2-seat tables, more secluded elevated nook, and communal seating. The space is designed around a feeling of calm: dark woods and white break and a touch of greenery to bring life to the open space.

This is a newish coffee shop located on Broome street, hence the name. I wanted to try out the…read moreAmericano lemon honey drink. Though I wish the baristas told me before I ordered that it was pretty tart and an acquired taste. I am sure I could have had something else if I really did not like it. I had a few sips and then could not finish it. The lattes looked good if I am ever back in the area I probably would go with this. This coffee shop is spacious but seems that it fills up quick with some seats all were taken when I was there. There is also no public restroom. Baristas were fine didn't really greet when I walked in just stood there and asked what I wanted. They were nice after I got my drink though.

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.

Y'all, I'm literally STILL thinking about my Coconut Matcha Latte!! This spot has been on my list…read moreto visit! We came at around 4pm, so it was unfortunately too late for me to try their Viet Iced Coffee options (bc it'll literally keep you up for the next 12 hrs...iykyk), so I opted for a less-caffeinated option. The drink altogether was $9.25 (base price + tax), WHEW! Highly rec leaving the sweetener level as is to fully taste the coconut flavor. It was DELISH!! The coconut doesn't taste artificial whatsoever and the condensed milk adds a lovely creamy taste. I almost inhaled my bev! Some seating inside, with additional seats outside. Le Gaz is also attached to a concept store (similar to Rhythm Zero/Bandit Running). Staff is overall super friendly. While the drink was on the pricier side, I will be back when I feel like treating myself!!

Vibe/ambiance: casual coffee shop, line was 5-10 mins…read moreService: standard Items ordered: iced matcha latte: so milky and slighty grassy

Delicious drinks, great service and unique cafe ambience. We…read moreordered the peach cream top matcha, coconut matcha and a sourdough cookie. We loved our drinks. Matcha quality and taste were both great and I'm excited to try other items off the menu! I don't think I've been to another cafe with a similar darker lighting vibe, it was definitely different but super cool and I was pleased to be able to find a cafe with seats available in the area!

Fun and exciting drink options inspired by East and Southeast Asian flavors like papaya and durian…read moreflavored iced lattes. I personally love their durian latte which can be made without sugar as an option. The drinks aren't "sweet" and have natural flavor and ingredients which is ideal. My only negative star is the price is so expensive and the ambience is very dim and tight. But besides that, the service is fast and they ask you specific questions to get your drink order the way you'd like it. It's my treat spot when in the area. Indoor seating and take out available. Drinks and pastries available. Accepts cash, card and Applepay. No bathrooms or outlets. Tables are uncomfortablely low.

Came across this little gem coffee shop in Nolita. Owner is very friendly and chatty…read more Lots of dairy free options (pat milk, almond milk, pistachio milk), along with environment friendly bamboo straws. We ordered cold brew and Nutella Latte, both were fantastic. Will come back again if we're in the area.

Will not come back again. This is my first time try this place out. My friend came and visited me…read more We decided to get coffee during Saturday noon. Found this place and decided to give it try. Usually I am quite preservative in terms of trying new places. But it seems good. I got my coffee but I found there has a cockroach inside the coffee shop.:(

My friend very highly recommended this spot and made sure we came here. I got an americano and she…read moregot an oat vanilla latte but they accidentally made it with whole milk first so they remade it but gave us the whole milk one for free (so I got two drinks!). Both the americano and whole milk vanilla latte were delicious! Very cute spot, nice barista, great place to study but no bathroom!

Small little coffee house in the LES. Seating inside with a few small tables. They also have baked…read moregoods on the counter.