I've been a regular customer at Eldorado Coffee, but I'm done. Their prices keep climbing for no…read moregood reason--every small change in the market, they use it as an excuse to hike prices. They even passed the entire 10% tariff directly onto customers instead of absorbing any of it. It feels like they're just looking for any reason to squeeze more out of people. Quality hasn't changed, just the cost. Disappointing and greedy. ---

As soon as I see the Eldorado logo when ordering my coffee, I know that my morning is starting off…read moreon the right foot. Eldorado Coffee is rich and smooth, making my cafe con leche the highlight of my am.

The coffee at Baruir is delicious! They roast their own coffee beans, so the flavors are strong,…read moreand their shop smells especially amazing. For those purchasing beans, they have options for different flavor profiles. The drip they served in-store when I went was the French Roasted Colombia. I loved it! The coffee had a nice rich flavor. As a small business, the service felt very personal. They were kind and answered questions about their beans, flavors and when they were roasted. We also bought the Indonesia Sumatra beans, and can't wait to try it. I would definitely return when I'm in town!

I guess my experience was pretty much "what you see is what you get." It was fine but I wasn't…read morereally expecting much anyways. Just always been curious to see if this coffee shop is any way comparable to the dozen other ones in the neighborhood. I got a seasonal latte that was a little weak so I wasn't impressed. But I like that they have a big roaster right inside the front, so you know the coffee is fresh at least! It's also nice that they sell apparel and pantry items too. Sure why not!

They have Decaf Espresso Beans!! This is life-changing for someone who likes to taste of coffee,…read morebut sensitive to caffeine & asks for a "1 shot" latte please (ashamed voice). The barista said that she likes the blend also and she usually doesn't like decaf. This café is very tiny and easy to miss. Just off of the N/Broadway stop on a lively block of Vendy Award winning Palestinian falafel plates, OG "diner" Sanford's, bakeries, & Japanese Market nearby. I got the seasonal Orange Blossom Latte ($8) and it delicious. Got 1/2 1/2 (1 shot regular espresso & added 1 decaf) The syrup had a medium sweet - floral flavor and ($0 charge) oatmilk was medium creamy. The drink had a lot of berry / fruit undertones. I'm curious about their main location's tasting events because unlike companies that say their coffee, wine, tea have flavor profiles - this 2nd visit to kinship shows the work that goes into their product. (Hope their current wage & staff problems get sorted out..)

Incredible speciality latte. Obsessed with their Autumn Spice drink. Couple of seasonal menu items,…read moresmall selection of pastries. Cute cafe for grab & go, no where to sit and enjoy. Kind staff members.

I might be a sucker for a good vibe, and the vibe here is pretty hard to beat. It's a quiet…read moremuseum-esque space inside the Blanchard Building, a failed warehouse redevelopment in a still industrial section of LIC that you reach via a rusty pedestrian bridge over the Lower Montauk Branch. I ordered the deconstructed latte, which is a flight through an espresso shot, a steamed oat milk shot, and finally a "constructed" latte, paired with sparkling water as a palette cleanser. Perhaps a bit kitschy, but the desired effect was achieved.

Food/drinks: yummy latte, not too sweet and I like the strength of the espresso + black sesame!…read more Atmosphere: huge!!! Space but difficult to find and very tucked away. Some small tables Service: friendly service! Price: $$ my latte was $10+ after tip!

Vassilaros & Sons Coffee has been in business since 1918. I think they know their coffee! I love…read morethe taste and smell as it takes me back to my childhood when my parents made coffee. You can smell the delicious aroma in your cup. In my neighborhood they provide the coffee to a bagel shop I frequently visit. I get the larger size and I hate when I get to the bottom of the cup. I wish more businesses purchased this historic brand of New York Coffee!! I recommend you go out of your way to try a cup.

Been drinking it for 50 yrs , the best coffee ever , goota order more , it's amazing robust , and…read moreconsistent, best coffee ever

Visiting New York for a week and this coffee shop was only a short walk from where I stayed. I…read morevisited this place every morning and it was consistently wonderful. I tried a couple of Americanos, vanilla iced latte, the red eye, and the black eye, and also one of their frittatas. Everything was great. The coffee is nice and strong the way I like it. Also, the service is wonderful and I wish I could take this place back with me to my local neighborhood.

I'm a native NYer, but the current state of the NYC real estate landscape is still really…read morebewildering to me at times. One day, you're walking past this boarded-up, crack house that's been in shambles your whole life on the sketchier part of Astoria's Broadway, and often have running thoughts on how the hell this place was ever inhabitable and who the hell would ever buy this place. And the next thing you know, some investors and developers snatch up this land to knock said crack house down and spin it into a new apartment building with a clean coffee shop. This side of Astoria has always been rather underserved and overlooked, and there was a time when I could recite almost every business within these 2-3 blocks that didn't move. Besides the corner cafe that's been serving the community for ages, I'm glad to see dedicated coffee shops finally sprouting on this side because it needed one badly. The best part is that it's Greek-owned, which is a testament that Astoria's Greek presence is still very strong-- and I'm sure most of the Greek residents would continue to show out for its fellow Greeks. Coffee is always great, and it does very much feel like I'm in Greece at times--even those thin straws they use are literally the same ones they use in Greece. I've only gotten a lemon poppyseed loaf once and that was very filling.

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.

Came across Coffee 1900 during the Forest Hills Autumn Fair on the first weekend of October. The…read moreColombian flags and reggaetón playing immediately drew me in! Their menu is super clear, with pictures of each drink and a list of the flavors and ingredients in each one. It was 80 degrees the day of the Autumn Fair so I had to go with an iced drink. I ordered the mojito coffee, and it was amazing--lime and mint are the perfect complement to a strong black coffee. The owners of Coffee 1900 were great to talk to. Hope to see them open a brick-and-mortar spot in Queens soon!

I'm not sure if they have a central location, but when I looked up the LLC, Coffee 1900 is based in…read moreQueens. I came across them at a Queens street fair, where I was served an affogato--a coffee that was bold in flavor yet creamy with its ice cream. It was really well prepared, and the Venezuelan server was so polite. I'd definitely recommend following their social media and giving them a try. My affogato cost around $9-$10, and it was so refreshing--it really hit the spot.