cutie cafe behind a plant shop- i do find this place to be kind of inconsistent though. Sometimes…read morethe coffee is good, sometimes it's too sweet/diluted/too milky etc. lavender latte is probably the one thing i did like here! Matcha was just straight up not good when i got it from here too. i absolutely love the ambience and service here is super friendly- i just wish it was more reliable!!

Needed a washer for a faucet and the connected cafe had rave reviews - well deserved! Mellow music,…read moreand friendly barista who "masterfully" steamed my latte. Bookshelf of books and games to borrow and deliciously crisp and super buttery (dairy wary beware) croissants from a place off site. New weekend spot!

Manhattanville Coffee on Edgecombe Avenue was the perfect place to start the day and, fittingly,…read morethe perfect place to say goodbye. After a few days in the city together, my friend and I stopped in for breakfast before parting ways. The vibe was cozy, relaxed, and welcoming, exactly what you want from a local coffee shop. The giant windows lend a ton of natural light, especially for place that almost needs to wait until midday for some sunshine. The bagels absolutely hit the spot: fresh, satisfying, and exactly what we needed. Nothing overly complicated, just solid, well-executed breakfast. They have pastries and sandwiches, as well, but your girl needed a real New York bagel before this trip was through. What really stood out for me, though, was the hot cider on special. It was warm, spiced just right, and comforting for a November morning. I could easily see this shop as a regular go-to of mine if I lived in the neighborhood.

Rise n shine Harlem. This spot has been hot for a solid decade. Their coffee is always so good and…read moreconsistent. I actually don't think I've ever had a bad cup. I will say the latte is milky though so if you're not big on coffee taste it's probably the better drink to go for but their cappuccino is perfection.

Closer to 3.5 stars but rounding up for very friendly service and nice ambience. I liked the homey…read morefeels of this place. Was looking for a cozy diner type vibe with no loud music or talking. Just wanted to chill. It was a rainy afternoon and Il Caffe Latte fit the bill. I really enjoyed my matcha. On the other hand, my egg sandwich on sourdough with the cheddar cheese and turkey sausage add on, needed a little more pizzazz. The sliced bread didn't feel the freshest and didn't have the rustic feel I'm used to with sourdough. The turkey sausage was cut up in the scramble and felt skimp. The seasoning on the home fries, however, was just right. I enjoyed those! My friend had her sandwich on a croissant with bacon instead. I heard that combo was excellent. Il Caffe Latte seemed to have a good mix of regulars and just passerby's and it was nice to see that dynamic. I would give it another shot!

Service and ambiance is always good coming in her It's a…read moreneighborhood Cafe and we are familiar faces. Korean lettuce wraps are a home run every time. The food was good just some for adjustment for me to ask for the next time I order it to help enjoy it more thoroughly: Very little or no salsa verde No sour cream More Pico de gallo Less guac Chicken apple sausage on the side

Great cappuccino. Love the openness of the cafe and the added touch of the grand piano. Went in…read moreexactly at 8am and there were at least 10 other people. Service was quick and super friendly. Just a really easy start to my morning. Can't wait to go back.

Piadine used to be hard to find in NYC, but now it seems to be having a moment. It used to be a…read morespecialty of Lella Alimentari, now there are new shops like Casa Piada, and even Plowshares Coffee is offering a breakfast piadine sandwich. The space itself is quite nice, and is part of the broader Manhattanville Factory District, with a beautiful mix of redeveloped (albeit mostly vacant) historic buildings along 126th Street. The piadine sandwich was solid.

Hum.... I am confused by this place... sometimes staff is nice, or not…read more.. You cannot have a computer though there, forbidden !! Not convinced but convenient!

Meeting a friend for coffee, she recommended this place because it's a near by her…read more Upon entry, it is a has a casual vibe with a place packed for people there to work, converse, or have a simple lunch meal. The lady at the cashier was sweet and was helpful for me to place my order. Bake goods look like they were premade so decided to go with a blueberry muffin and a latte with soy milk. Cashier was quick to make my latte and give me my order. Both latte and muffin are average, but the place was loud with music that we end up leaving because it was hard to have conversation. The place is accessible in this area as a place to gather, but it will be for convenience rather than the food or the ambience.

Saw this place and wanted to try as I always pass by. Went in and got 1 set of beignets and a…read moresmoothie. Service was good but the wait time was too long. How long does it take to add milk, strawberries and berries to a blender? I'm sure the fruits were already frozen. The beignets were burnt AF! (See pic). I should've checked before I left but I never expected it to be burnt so imagine my suprised when I got home and realized. I also had to adjust the smoothie at home. The smell of the place is awful! 06/17. 4pm

My sister and I were looking for a little something nourishing before we headed home to RI. Our…read moresmoothies hit the spot! The manager's low key, gentle and warm presence added to our experience. Our time at Ganache made a nice close to a beautiful trip to Harlem. Thank you!

Friend mentioned this business to me so I had to try it of course. It's located on a quiet block…read morewith plenty of seating inside, clean and cute. I don't like fancy coffees so the café con Leche was a big hit for me. Very well prepared good strength of beans served nice and hot. Just the way I like it. I honestly had no idea what to order from the bakery display so the gentleman working the counter gave me a few suggestions. I must also mention he was so friendly, welcoming, and polite. The chicken empanada was outstanding. I will definitely come back for more. I tried different pastries, which names I don't remember but the round one with cheese in it on the top right was outstanding. As a local, I will definitely support this business. Looking forward to my future visit.

Lovely cafe to sit and relax in with a wide variety of Colombian pastries. Gluten free items are…read morethe cassava flower cheese breads... Pandebono, Pandebono con Guava, and Pan de Yuca. The main location on 175th has the full menu, which they have on the counter. I wasn't sure if I could order in from the other kitchen to this location, or if it was just to consider for home take out or to go farther uptown for, but it does sound like the plan is to have a full kitchen.

The kind of coffee shop you want to stay in…read more Recently, me and my mom were walking through our old neighborhood in East Harlem after an appointment. We were on 116th, walking from 3rd to 2nd to catch the bus, when we came across this really cute little coffee shop: Indomable Coffee Co.. At first, we noticed the little order window outside where you can grab your coffee, but then we realized you could actually go inside too. We peeked at the drinks and immediately knew we had to come back for breakfast. And baby... I'm so glad we did. First off, I love that it's a true be present kind of space. No laptops, no people buried in work, no weird "coffee shop office" energy. Just people enjoying their coffee, food, conversation, and the moment. I really appreciated that because culturally, that kind of communal experience means something. Sitting down, sharing a meal, talking, connecting -- it just felt good. Now let's get into the food, because yes. One thing you need to know: they do all-day breakfast for $15, which honestly is such a win these days. You can scan the QR code for the menu, but they also give you a physical menu, and there are so many good options. They also serve lunch, so it's definitely a breakfast, brunch, and lunch kind of spot. For my drink, I got the iced dirty horchata con marzipan, and when I tell you it was everything I didn't know I needed... wow. I'm a coffee girl, and this was perfect. It gave me exactly the energy I needed without having me feeling like I was about to vibrate through the wall. It was refreshing, flavorful, and still had all those classic horchata notes I love. It was so well balanced. My mom got the coconut matcha latte, and I had to try it. It was really good, and she loved it. She's a big matcha girl, so that says a lot. For food, my mom had their breakfast burrito, which is one of their signature staples, and she loved how light but still filling it was. I ordered the caramelized banana walnut pancakes with a side of scrambled eggs because... why not? And let me tell you, those pancakes were EVERYTHING. Perfectly fluffy, cooked just right, not overly sweet, topped with fresh bananas and walnuts, and the sauce was so good. They were super filling too -- so filling that my mom definitely slid over and helped herself to some, and honestly, I don't blame her. Everything tasted fresh and intentional. The service was also really great. Our server was sweet, attentive, and genuinely welcoming. While we were there, we even saw some firefighters stopping in for coffee, which tells me this is probably one of those neighborhood gems people already know about and keep coming back to. The ambiance is exactly what you want in a coffee shop. It's quaint, cozy, homey, and peaceful without feeling stiff or overly curated. It just feels comfortable. We're already planning to go back and try lunch (there's another drink I have my eye on too), so safe to say this spot is officially on my list. If you're in East Harlem and want really good coffee, delicious food, and a genuinely relaxing atmosphere, I highly recommend checking them out.

Wow, this coffee shop has great vibes, amazing service, and stellar lattes. The Coconut Foam latte…read moreis just out of this world, but so is the matcha, and while I haven't had any of the food yet, it looks really great!