I came here on a Saturday morning and got the graham slam latte($8) with almond milk(+$1) and it…read morewas made in about 10 mins. The interior was nice, lots of seating with medium noise. The drink was super delicious with a good amount of sweet and chocolate taste. The Cold foam was amazing!! And the highlight of it was the coffee itself, it was a Turkish style coffee that tasted different from most traditional shops. It was really smooth while also being a solid caffeine source! Overall a great cafe that I'd easily comeback to! Drink(50%): 9.3 Staff/service(25%): 7.0 Value(25%): 7.0 Overall: 8.2/10

We came here for coffee and this place did not disappoint…read more We got the Americano and while it was dark, the bitterness didn't linger. Staff were friendly and efficient. Nice spacious cafe with lots of students using the space to study.

Stopped here on a road trip and was blown away by how amazing this cafe is. They have such a…read morecommunity vibe, great drinks, a popcorn machine, and are dog friendly. Strong WiFi also! I got the coconut cold brew and it was chefs kiss - not too sweet.

Love!! Staff is so friendly and kind. Space is super unique with tables and chairs as well as…read morecouches. Free WiFi! Homemade coffee flavors! The coffee was perfect- not milky at all and perfect flavor (got earl grey). They have tons of local stuff and happenings. They have Apple Pay

Cole brew was solid, breakfast sandwich was amazing! It was in a clamshell in the refrigerator…read morecase, but a sign said they'd assemble and toast it. Delicious (pickled onion, arugula, seasoned egg patty, some kind of sauce, bacon)! Lots of outdoor seating in front, with shade umbrellas, some bar tables on the back patio, eclectic decor and warm vibes on the inside.

I've been to Koffee on Audubon twice now. The first time was for a date that... let's just say…read morewasn't the best. I liked the coffee more than the company. So naturally, I came back with my sister to erase that memory, and it definitely did the trick. Both visits, I ordered the iced Nutella latte, and it's become my go-to. It's rich, smooth, and not overly sweet. My sister ordered the iced dirty chai and loved it as well. One of my favorite things about this café is the unique seating. Instead of standard tables and chairs, there are different couches, comfy chairs, individual workspaces with outlets, and even outdoor seating. It creates a cozy atmosphere whether you're catching up with a friend, working remotely, or just enjoying a good cup of coffee. Overall, I really enjoy this spot. Great drinks, a relaxed vibe, and a space that makes you want to linger a little longer. I'll definitely keep coming back.

This was some good coffee!…read more This was our first stop off the train from NYC. We needed a pick me up and energy for that infamous food crawl we were about to get into. So thankful it was in the quiet and quaint neighborhood of New Haven. Such a beautiful area. Very close to all the spots I had bookmarked. Cool coffee shop I gotta say. Spacious and clean. Just the actual vibe alone was relaxing. This is one of those locations where you can actually come sit and not be bothered. Few people inside were working on their laptops, some were just conversing with their friends. The barista was super friendly and worked fast. One thing I noticed and was wowed on was they serve wine as well. I mean how cool is that. Felt like I was at France for a minute, where the cafes serve coffee, tea and qwasonts during the day, and cocktails at night. Very chill. Can't thank them enough for how clean the bathroom was as well. All in all great coffee and service.

Order a lavender honey latte to go. I didn't have to wait for it or anything so service was good…read morethere. But I couldn't find parking easily and the latte was just alright. Not a lot of favor and no sweet at all which I thought that was interesting. The server did over to add more honey but I opted out because I was in a rush. They seemed business though. A lot of people inside on a winter day doing work. Maybe try a coffee , but they're no Latte Pedaler, at least to me.

This cafe is a lot larger and more beautifully decorated than I expected. It felt like I was…read moretransported and def not in New Haven. I like that you get assigned a table but that you order at the counter and then they bring you your food / clean up your table when you leave. The folks working here were so nice, and the food and drinks we ordered were delicious. I really enjoyed my chai latte, and I also really liked my waffle. I would def recommend this place for brunch!

Had a few hours to spend in New Haven - so glad I spent them at Pistachio Cafe 2!…read more The decor was excellent, with several areas for larger group seating or 2-4 person tables. The staff was very kind and helpful as this was my first visit. You order at the bar and they bring the food right to your table. The waffles themselves were whole wheat and very filling. The cardamom latte was strong, I would opt for cardamom chai next time. It was fun to try something new. I wish I had bought a few pastries to take home, their display case is very tempting. Excellent for families/date night/solo time.

#17 in my NEW ENGLAND & NY COFFEE SHOP SERIES…read more A small little hole in the wall, family run coffee shop right in the heart of downtown New Haven. This place is definitely a grab and go coffee shop since there is only 1 bar stool to sit inside and it's so small. Just enough room to walk in and order. They have street parking in front, no lot though. They have all your classic coffee shop drinks including some specialty ideas for a normal price. I got my usual iced vanilla latte and it was really sweet. I honestly would get it again or come here again but glad I tried it!

What a great little gem. A tiny little coffee shop with the friendliest Turkish barista. Stop for…read morecoffee - stay for banter, get a real cup of Turkish coffee or a cappuccino - both are great. Btw, chocolate mini cannoli was also worth the extra calories.

Street parking available depending on time of day you arrive. The spot can be easily seen from the…read morestreet. Employees mainly keep to themselves but are super friendly and helpful if you have questions or ask for recommendations. There is plenty of seating inside but a lot of customers grab and go. I've been to the location several times at different times of the day. If you're looking for the most varieties available I would recommend coming and staying around 10am. Since they have to bake and individually wrap many of the items, they typically restock around that time daily. The only thing I wouldn't recommend unless you like hot dogs are the "sausage" options. Fancier named but a tad on the disappointed end. The mushroom onion cheese pastry was delicious!! I love that their drinks aren't overly sweet either.

I went here for the first time on Saturday. This place had a great variety of different treats with…read moretrays and tounges at the entrance to grab and bring to the counter to purchase. There were packaged items,hot items and cold items as well. I ordered a honey lavender macchiato and it was absolutely delicious. They took my order and then called me when it was ready. It was a little bit loud in there so I didn't head her call my name but it was still hot when I went and checked to see if she called me. That was not her fault. I could have stayed closer. You need a code for the restroom and there is only one single stall. The code is on the bottom of your receipt. I really like that each thing lists ingredients and calories. I love when places do that!

There are a ton of very nice coffee shops in New Haven, but my current favorite is definitely…read moreAtticus. Alfred Luis Borges said paradise was a form of library, but alas, he didn't have the pleasure of reading, eating super yummy baked goods and drinking caffeinated drinks (they have the absolute best dirty chai in the New Haven area in my opinion), and being amongst such respectful, friendly staff. If his paradise was a library, Atticus is a little slice of heaven here in New Haven. I love love love this place!

Amazing cafe! I got a banoffee latte and chocolate croissant, and my husband got a cold brew and…read moretea bread. The chocolate croissant was very good, and I'd get it again! Plus. I love that it's a bookstore and there's plenty of seating to lounge around even though we were on-the-go

Cute place in the lobby of Graduate by Hilton New Haven. I had seen reviews saying that they're of…read morestuff, but it was fine for me. I got a "spinach quiche" for five dollars, which was really a tiny crustless quiche in a muffin cup. But it was very tasty and ready quickly. And my latte was delicious. I wish they had some windows open or outdoor spaces. There is a lot of possible seating in the lobby but there are a lot of students taking up spots. This was a great choice for a quick light meal if you're staying in the hotel.

Find this hidden gem inside the hotel past the main entrance. Mood is relaxing, cool inside with a…read moreroom off the main front of the cafe for more privacy (didn't picture here because a professor was organizing his files). Service is nice and friendly. Drinks are good, had a small chai - bit on the sweeter side but good.

The experience was disappointing from start to finish. The staff came across as cold and…read moreunwelcoming, which set a negative tone right away. All of the food arrived cold, and our table was initially given the wrong order. After it had already been handled, the staff took it back and served it to another table, which raised serious concerns about hygiene. My cappuccino was also served cold, and the coffee itself was very acidic and not enjoyable. Instead of making a new one, they poured it into another cup and reheated it with the steaming wand--even though I had already taken a sip. That felt unsanitary and unprofessional. Overall, there were multiple issues that suggest poor food handling practices. I wouldn't return.

I was excited to try this cafe particularly because of their matchas. I ordered a passion fruit…read morematcha which is different. The matcha itself was a bit more bitter and astringent than i'm used to and it didn't pair well with the passion fruit which was quite sour. So the drink was not my favorite. Perhaps other flavor combos are better, but I would prefer to go somewhere else for matcha.