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    4.0 (23 reviews)
    Closed • 8:00 am - 7:00 pm

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    Karina R.

    I usually stop by this spot whenever I'm in the neighborhood it's my second visit, and it's still as cute, small, and cozy as I remember. They offer a nice variety of coffees (both hot and cold) and a few light bites, which I always appreciate. However, I think it's been a while since my last visit because this time I ordered a large cappuccino, and... let's just say it didn't look like a large. It was definitely closer to a medium. When I asked the barista about it, he told me, "That's how cappuccinos come." What??? I've ordered cappuccinos from plenty of places, and I definitely know the difference between a medium and a large. Take a look at the photo does that look like a large to you?

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    Cynthia P.

    I came here to get some sort of espresso drink. I bought their Cortado, which was delicious. The latte art was beautiful. They had samples of one of their sandwiches to try, it was delicious. Atmosphere was nice. Staff was friendly.

    Giselle P.

    Bright, cozy, and exactly what you want for a quick coffee or a casual work stop. The space feels welcoming without being chaotic, and the music + lighting combo makes it easy to stay longer than planned. Coffee was solid and well-balanced, not overly bitter. Staff was friendly and efficient even during a busy moment.

    Iced gingerbread latte
    Heather R.

    Got the small iced gingerbread latte - 2 shots of espresso vs the large is 3. Very tasty, great music in here and perfect spot to catch up with friends. No outlets and tiny tables so would not recommend trying to do work/study here though. Great natural lighting and overall awesome vibes. Kind service too, will be back!

    Tyler L.

    Think Coffee is a small chain with 11 locations in NYC. It's an alternative for those who are looking for a coffee shop that is not Starbucks. The coffee here is average and their food menu is more limited. However, it is not as crowded with a decent amount of seating including couches. If you're looking for a quieter place to sit and do some work and grab a quick bite, this place is satisfactory.

    Spanish latte
    Katelyn W.

    The service was super quick and this coffee was delicious! It was something new to try and I'm glad we were able to stop in here. It was a pretty spacious cafe and not too crowded for the area. Overall good vibes and good coffee meant for a good time!

    Matcha !
    Valeriia A.

    Best place for work Best food and drinks! My favourite is matcha Cool atmosphere Tasty banana bread ! Patient waiters !

    Oatmeal Raisin Cookie
    Seby I.

    The pastries at Nomad's think coffee looked attractive. I chose the oatmeal raisin cookie which was both crisp and chewy. It paired nicely with the hot cappuccino. I had walked through the Flowwr District on my way home and needed refreshments. It was relaxing sitting here. Outdoor seating was also available with a few customers sitting there. Arturo told me about the coffee beans that were in use on this day as I had commented on how smooth my cup of Java was and how much I enjoyed sitting there.

    Iced Black Coffee
    Martha K.

    Morning coffee is a ritual every weekend and I had the chance to stop by Think Coffee. First off, I loved how they had so much seating available for their customers. A perfect remote work area for those who are looking to get out of the house. They had a fall season menu lineup, so I decided to try out their graham cracker latte. The coffee to milk ratio was off because it tasted like spiced milk...wasn't sure if there was any espresso in my drink. Honestly, I wanted to ask them to remake the drink but didn't want to bother them. My partner got a regular drip coffee, but he wanted milk and sugar with his drink. When he approached the pickup counter, they handed him a black coffee, which was not what he ordered. I told him to ask for his correct order, but he didn't want to. Not sure if the cashier was paying attention, but it would've been helpful to verbally repeat our order for clarification. The service was okay...not crazily outstanding. Wish they came around the area to clean the tables off for those who were looking for a clean seat. Might give this cafe another try in the future, but not for now. Food: 3/5 Service: 3/5 Ambiance: 4/5

    Oat milk latte
    Anjolika B.

    Not super crowded, but seating is pretty limited. The coffee was just okay, I got a latte and it fell a little flat of my expectations but if you're just trying to caffeinate it works just fine.

    Oat latte and a cold brew.
    Jill U.

    Think Coffee is a great option for coffee and a bite to eat. The location is spacious. Service was friendly. We ordered a breakfast quesadilla (scrambled egg and cheese between two blue corn tortillas), avocado toast, cold brew, and an oat latte.

    Hibiscus iced tea
    Gianna S.

    This is a relatively new location for Think. It's conveniently located just 2 blocks north of Madison Square Park and the Flatiron building. It's a corner store so has great natural light through the windows. There are couches with small tables, as well as a hightop bar. By 3pm they were mostly sold out of baked goods and sandwiches. They do have some really great springtime special drinks including a lavender latte and hibiscus tea. They do have a single stall bathroom that is open to the public (no code required). One thing that was definitely strange and somewhat gross was that inside the bathroom was a full sized green trash bin for all the compost waste. Not sure why food waste was being stored inside the rest room. Large iced tea (comparable to a grande size) was $4.50

    Interior: Front desk / counter and cashier
    Alec K.

    Very pretty café on the corner of 28th and fifth. Really comfortable looking couches and some metal stools for seating. A small but varied menu, though a lot of their sandwiches and baked goods were sold out midway through the day. Coffee was good. Sandwich was decent but under seasoned, and way too high of a bread-to-filling ratio (not very generous in that sense), there were also some ingredients you could see, but not really taste (balsamic). We asked them to heat it up and it was still cold on the inside (and lukewarm on the outside). The prices though, we're insane. We got one sandwich and a coffee and paid over $17 (for 90% bread and water). If it weren't for that, it might've been 4 stars but that's just ridiculous.

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    Best espresso I've had in NY. The breakfast burrito is fantastic as well. Staff are friendly. Just enough seating

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    4.3(432 reviews)
    0.3 mi•Flatiron

    This might be one of the most beautifully curated bakeries I've ever been to. I was completely…read moreobsessed the second we walked in, especially with all of the desserts designed to look like actual fruit! Mango, blueberry, avocado, lemon - you name it, they somehow turned it into the cutest, most beautifully crafted pastry. Everything looked almost too pretty to eat... almost. We definitely tried more things than we probably needed to, but it was 100% worth it. The pastries weren't just beautiful either--they were genuinely delicious. We also tried a couple of their specialty lattes, which were really tasty and paired perfectly with all of the desserts. It was VERY busy when we visited, so definitely expect a crowd, but I completely understand the hype. The space is beautiful, the pastry cases are basically works of art, and there are so many things you'll want to try that it's almost impossible to choose. Honestly, this place would be dangerous if I lived nearby because I would be here WAY too often. Absolutely worth a visit, especially if you love pastries and desserts!

    This bakery genuinely left a deep impression on me. As someone who truly loves and appreciates good…read morefood, I'm always looking for that special place where passion, creativity, and craftsmanship come together and I found that in this bakery. The new drink edition that just been launched (Flatiron location only) is -86 degrees Celcius Dirty is amazing. The cup came out from the freezer and then the coffee and milk were poured into it. If you can drink it in 1 minute, you unlock the ice cream in it. Every dessert felt like a little work of art. The presentation is exquisite, but what stayed with me most was the taste. The flavors are delicate, beautifully balanced, and clearly created with so much thought and care. Absolutely phenomenal from presentation to the very last bite.

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    Mushroom and Yuzu

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    Mont Blanc, so good.

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    Daily Provisions - Union Square

    4.3(676 reviews)
    0.5 mi•Gramercy, Flatiron
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    Stopped by Daily Provisions to order breakfast on a Wednesday morning. There's seating indoors…read more(with low back stools) and seating out front (about four tables). I had to run to work after an appointment so I ordered for takeout. The person taking my order was friendly. I opted for the Lumberjack and a black cold brew. I received the drink very quickly, with a short wait for the sandwich. While waiting, one member of the staff stocking up supplies on the side started chatting with me and then she offered to check up on my sandwich. She came out with it shortly thereafter. She was very friendly and helpful. The sandwich held up well during my 15-minute commute to the office. It is a really indulgent sandwich, with each bite revealing the sweetness and butteriness of the maple crueller, the saltiness of the thick cut bacon, and the savoriness of the cheese and the eggs as the yolks popped. I sipped the cold brew in between bites to cut the richness. It was a very satisfying meal. The Lumberjack is not something I would recommend you eat every day, but it's good as an occasional treat. In the past I've ordered lunch from Daily Provisions via delivery (the "Chefy" salad and the chicken milanese with arugula salad are my favorites), but I might start adding other breakfast sandwiches to the mix.

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    Daily Provisions - Union Square - Baked treats display

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    4.5(506 reviews)
    1.1 mi•East Village
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    Always a line in NYC, and of course at the renowned La Cabra we knew there would be a wait on a…read moreSunday morning around 10:30 AM. We got the cardamom bun and pain suisse pastries and an iced americano.. and if there's anything you take away from this review.. it's that you come here .. you HAVE to try at least one pastry or else why would you go??? The cardamom bun is La Cabra's signature laminated cardamom bun , and the pain suisse (my personal fav) was so delicious!!! I also bought some beans to take home: Yacuri - Geisha from Ecuador and La Papaya - Bourbon

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