Stopped by in the afternoon, and grabbed an iced decaf dirty chai - the barista was incredibly…read morekind, and the space was beauty and great for coworking. The drink was on the pricier side but very sizable, so no complaints there. Would definitely come back to meet up with friends here and try some of their seasonal drinks.

Picked this place as a meetup spot in Astoria and it was a cute space with a good amount of seating…read moreas well as a bathroom. The barista was super nice and helpful in navigating the menu. We got a few spinoffs on chai and a pecan roll, which was solid. I think this is a great place to check out if you are in the area and need a bit of a pick me up, and it's a great option if you live in the neighborhood to maybe sit and read a little bit or get a bit of work done, though I'm not sure if they have wifi. It's a modest, cute place and I would def recommend you check it out if you're from Astoria, cute places like this are hard to come by!

Cute little coffee shop tucked away in Sunnyside, Queens. It's definitely on the smaller side…read moreinside with just a few seats but it's nice and cozy. Their pastries are really tasty and decent sized. The cashier was very friendly and helpful. They have a good variety of drinks as well.

A nice little coffee shop in sunnyside that has plenty of hot and cold beverages and limited amount…read moreof pastries but not limited on taste as the blueberry donut and bagels are delicious. Some seating if you can find the room , menu board is easy to see and understand and the pastries are on display to see what's good to Enjoy with a large cappuccino. Prices are reasonable and workers are friendly getting your order together quickly. Glad I stopped by and will be back real soon .4.5 stars on my yelp meter.

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 .

Caffe Torino is a pretty nice spot to grab a drink and relax. They have food, a variety of drinks…read more(including non-coffee ones), and even gelato. My main issue is that the vanilla latte I ordered wasn't noticeably different from a cup of drip coffee. I was pretty disappointed.

Going to sip a cup. The people that work there are amazing. The food, drinks, coffee are awesome…read more Everything in there is so delicious. .

3 words... Dirty Ube Latte!…read more The best coffee in this area. There's a better known pastry shop down the block, but I honestly think the coffee, food and service is better here. Their almond butter toast is so simple, but so yummy! The staff is also always pleasant. Do yourself a favor and skip the other spots and come here.

Stopped in Wall in the area really good coffee really nice stuff really good prices. A definite…read moremust go.

I was completely shocked and felt very uncomfortable; the woman who owns or manages the café treats…read morecustomers terribly--she actually frightened me. She absolutely refuses to let the customer speak; she is a controlling dictator who urgently needs psychological help. Whatever you do, don't go there. She wouldn't even let me order my coffee the way I wanted, didn't make it as requested, and treated me very badly. She is either racist or has some other kind of problem--this person definitely shouldn't be running a café.

This is a new spot in Astoria. 110% recommended if you are looking for a nice and clean atmosphere…read more The decoration is really nice; the food is awesome i always get my Nice Turkey club Sandwich. The most important the customer service is really good. I appreciate that always the staff are very friendly that is a huge difference comparing with another places. So if you are on Astoria and need a nice atmosphere to study, work or just enjoy a delicious food this is the perfect place.

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 one of my go-to coffee shops…read more It's colorful and eclectic,and the woman who owns the business is so friendly and nice. I really like that they offer food. I have said this before in other reviews; I love when a coffee shop serves food too. Right now, I keep coming back for their ham and cheese croissant. Its decent sized and well-priced.

Ordered: 16oz Iced Latte with Oat Milk & Iced Coffee Cubes…read more(~$6) Aya's take: There isn't a shortage of cafes & coffee shops in Astoria but this was my first time even walking past Sonbobs. It's easy to miss on the outside and is quaint with a crafty vibe to it. The Iced Latte was made really well; it was smooth, creamy, and frothy. This is probably one of the only places in NYC where you can get Iced Coffee Cubes instead of regular ones! I found that it made the latte richer and bolder, and even when it melted, it was just more coffee! They use premium drip iced coffee to make those cubes which is great. Great try!

Nice place for a coffee! Stopped in while visiting some friends. The iced cappuccino was really…read moregreat!

This was one of the most disappointing coffees I've had in a long while. With six years of…read moreexperience in specialty coffee, I believe that even cafés not focused on high-end brews should still be able to serve a decent cup if they sell coffee. Sadly, the taste was dreadful, reminiscent of cigarette ashes and gasoline. The only bright spot was that my latte was only half-filled with poorly steamed milk (despite purchasing and expecting a full filled latte lol) It put a damper on my Thanksgiving morning, but I remain hopeful for future improvements. For better quality, I suggest visiting specialty coffee shops like Partners, where they train baristas and focus on craftsmanship. I really wanted to enjoy this place, but I'll have to look elsewhere. :(