Cute space. Empty when we came, but filled up quickly and many people doing takeaway…read more I got the cappuccino and my husband got the roma latte. The cappuccino was solid and the roma latte tasted like drinking a creamy not too sweet liquid Nutella (in a good way). They use a hazelnut paste rather than syrup and you can really taste the difference. Worth a try if you like hazelnut, ferrero rochers, chocolate, Nutella, etc. They only have two pastries - concha and churro donut. We also decided to wait for their concha as they were just baking a fresh batch and oh my oh my. The slightly sweet and crumbly topping, pillowy steamy dough in cold rainy weather was exactly what we needed. The only thing I have qualms about is how little it was because we devoured it in an instant. If you're in the area, give this place a try. The coffee is good, the barista is super nice, and the pastry is to die for.

((4.50 stars))…read more Mandrake Cafe is a welcoming neighborhood coffee shop raising the caffeinated beverage business on Orchard Street. the interior is a modern clean light-soaked space with a reasonable amount of tables and seating for such a compact lean space. the focus is the coffee program with a few tea options. hailing from Mexico City, Mandrake Cafe serves a brew based on a dark roast coffee bean (i believe) and sources from Mexico, but roasts locally. the coffee is rich in deep flavor--with a smooth coffee flavor with a balanced bitter note, and almost like a chocolatey nutty note. the coffee aroma is delicious and really is the first thing that will lead you into enjoying the caffeinated brews before a sip. enjoyed both cortados and Americano's here and both are proficiently made with care...the consistency is no mean feat. it's another charming addition to the Lower East Side's coffee landscape. the barista's are friendly and knowledgeable and full of energy to chat while putting together your favorite coffee. they do get busy on the weekend, but the wait is worth it...especially if you're walking around the neighborhood and want some warm caffeinated vibes on the stroll through the LES.

The BEST coffee & catering service! Iced double cortado House blend, cookies & banana choc chip…read moreloaf Catered a client event with the Varick location and was the best experience! Super fast turn, and was phenomenal working with David the Operations Manager to coordinate. 10 out of 10 would recommend

Cafe in Hudson Square!…read more Aesthetics are warehouse-y and pretty simple here. Coffee is good -- menu is mostly espresso drinks with like maybe two seasonal specials at most. They also do these Chonky cookies (they're like probably an inch thick) in a lot of different flavors; they can be a little much for me and not my type of cookie but still good.

My friend & I ended our walk in Tribeca by stopping at Interlude to finally check it out, given how…read moremany times we passed by. It was a fantastic choice: my cheese scallion scone was crunchy on the outside and soft, well baked inside. What a wholesome taste, with the scallions delicately teasing the palate. Just light notes of salt... loved it. My friend had a marzipan honey scone. Both of our drinks were hot, strong enough, with foam topping it off. Great seating. Looks small but actually there are seats in the window & a spacious bench on the side.

Had terrible matcha here. It was so grassy (and I actually like matcha!!!!) I don't really…read morerecommend this place for matcha but I guess you might like it if you like a grassy and not-sweet matcha.

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!

Beautiful ambiance and amazing great tasting coffee + cheese bread…read more Love this space when I'm in the area. They have outdoor seating and indoor with great WiFi must try their pastries made in-house from scratch

Walked in received a lovely "Good morning" with a huge smile from the woman by register…read more This brightly lit tiny gem seats very few (3 tables only) but is bustling with lots of customers who know they are in for a perfectly prepared beverage. There are a few bakery treats (croissants, banana nut bread, carrot cake slice, etc.) I ordered the lavender latte and my sister ordered a ginger shot.....we shared a butter croissant that was soft and very flaky. The only reason I didn't give 5 stars is because I would have loved if they offered some hot food items....nonetheless what we had was on point.

This cafe in the West Village is a cool spot to check out whether you want to chat with a friend,…read morecollaborate with a colleague, or just work by yourself. The first floor is laptop free and the second floor is a bit more dedicated for working and being a quieter area. They have a very reasonably priced menu with your classic lattes, coffees, teas, and pastries. And, their service is good. The only thing that I thought was a bit inconvenient was that to access the wifi you have to ask the staff for an access code, which only lasts for two hours. Not the end of the world and I totally get why they do it, but it might not be ideal for working for longer periods of time.

Another west village work remote workcafe that's worthwhile a visit for fellow coffee hoppers. I…read morecame by on a Friday at 10am walking around West Village and was glad I stumbled across this place. Of note they have various events during the week, such as a paint and sip on Friday at 2pm (unsure if they use both floors for this) which may make it hard for remote workers. There are 2 floors, the first floor there is a basic coffee shop and a few pastries and a few seats for conversation. Laptops are not allowed on the first floor. The second floor is full of remote workers with lots of seating and a wonderfully large window to get some sunlight. It does get pretty crowded since remote cafe work is quite the trend in NYC. As for my visit, I was slightly disappointed when told they could not warm up my lemon poppyseed pound cake, which did not have poppyseed on it either. They have a very basic coffee menu with limited flavor options. I got a traditional chai latte which was fine. They provide wifi on the second floor but you need to request a token that expires after two hours. There are bathrooms on the second floor. Overall, a very solid remote workers cafe with WiFi, seating, windows and a bathroom. Would visit again.

((4.5 stars)) Bilt…read moreNeighborhood Cafe is a small modern cafe with a couple of seats in the front window and several tables & chairs outside. it's very much a grab-n-go spot with food items mostly from Maman bakery. the space is very very small with most of the interior taken up by the coffee counter and food display. there are some decor items, but it's a neatly maintained clean warm space. also while I stopped by in October, the cafe did some collab with Scarpetta and was selling two different strombolis. enjoyed the coffee, here. served super hot and enjoyed the medium roast brew here. the Americano i had here was much needed and a colder afternoon, walking through NoHo. the Maman baked items consist of sweet baked items (croissants, cookies, etc.) as well as savory options like sandwiches and such. the chocolate sandwich cookie was so good. balanced firmness yet soft cookie and a sugary but not overly sweet filling. perfect companion for a black coffee. on a block known for restaurants in NoHo, this is a nice addition for variety. the staff here are friendly and accommodating. one of the baristas was handling like four different orders (it's a one person show). it was impressive bc it was a mix of food and coffee orders, but there was little to no wait. that's skill! don't have a BILT rewards or credit card which may or may not activate benefits, here. but the cafe is being run quite well from coffee to eats and is worth a visit if you are walking across Bond Street as the weather turns a bit chillier.

Came for BILT members' Rent Day on the 1st and free Stromboli from Scarpetta…read more I have been before for a previous promotion, but the lines were so long ended up leaving. This time around, there was no line and I was able to easily walk inside the cute little café and grab my free treats. There is a little menu and some merch available for sale . There was also a DJ playing music, although I'm not sure if he's always there or if it was just for Rent Day! Little spots to sit and work inside, but more tables and space outside for sure. Staff was nice and I'd come here again!

We loved stopping by this small neighborhood place in the village. Service was uber friendly. The…read morecoffee was spot on but the breakfast sandwiches are a star here. The English muffin egg and cheese is top notch. They also had a pancake sandwich with sausage and hash brown that I'm still dreaming about. Overall, good things do come in small packages. With a pop in for sure.

So Good Coffee is a coffee shop in Greenwich Village. I believe that they recently went viral for…read moretheir breakfast sandwich, which is what I came here for. It is rather small inside but there is one table in the back with two seats. There are only like two items for food as it is a coffee shop. Not super busy at the hour I went. I got their Egg, Cheese, and Sausage on a Homemade Chive English Muffin. It was made fresh so it came out piping out. The cheese that they use was super savory and the homemade chive English muffin was exquisite. It costs extra to add meat, but I bet that this would be just as scrumptious with only egg and cheese. I would come back to get the breakfast sandwich because it was that good. I also want to try their coffee!