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    Artbean Coffee

    4.4 (120 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 5:30 pm
    Updated 3 weeks ago

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    Moderate noise
    Outdoor seating

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    Pandan latte
    Tully B.

    Perfect shop to step into, on a walking only street. Artbean's signature lattes are enticing in flavor options and delicious in execution. I got an iced Pandan latte and I loved it. The barista was friendly too. Only 4 seats inside but lots of options to sit outside in the common areas.

    Evonne H.

    Went to try the egg coffee and it was pretty good not too sweet which I really like!! Will Come back try the banana Einspanner!!

    Iced pandan latte
    Shruti J.

    Quick stop in Chinatown for a pandan latte. One of the nicer iced pandan lattes I've had. Service was quick

    Outdoor seating
    Nancy A.

    Wow, the iced latte is very good here. You can taste the potent aroma of the beans in the drink. I got a large iced latte, which is at 20 oz with skim milk and it was very good. Pretty good size and a decent amount of ice to not let it go water downed because who likes it all watery?!? The place is also heavily decorated all over the place and tiny with just 2 wooden bench chairs by the window on one side of the place. Many things happening on each wall. This place got many merchandise going on with stickers and posters for sale. They also got different coffee beans for sale too. There's this wall consisting of a mural of cats created by Christina C. Young, an artist. It's called meow meadow. It got a meadow with cat ears and lots of cat posters all over the wall above the meadow mural. It's very nice to look at with a cup of coffee.

    Mariah M.

    Really enjoyed my latte, super friendly staff and they made my drink at lighting speed. Would recommend if in the area.

    Matcha latte w/ oat milk
    Christopher Y.

    Came here on a weekday morning to grab a matcha latte ($8.50). Very cute and small coffee spot on doyers st in Chinatown. I love how they sell small things like stickers, pins & even artwork from local artist as well. The matcha latte was overall very good and was definitely ceremonial grade. Wasn't too bitter and wasn't too sweet! My only problem was that it was kinda pricey with oat milk ($10). Limited seating inside but the street right outside is closed off for cars so they have plenty of outdoor seating :) overall a very cute cafe owned by a couple, stop by if you're in the area!

    Lattes
    Tracy T.

    Cute Asian inspired cafe in Chinatown! They have many unique menu options to choose from. I tried the pandan iced latte. It had strong pandan flavor but didn't taste like a double espresso. They have minimal seats, more of an on the go spot. I'd come back to try other flavors!

    Pandan latte
    Ashley L.

    Fast service, great coffee and many milk options (reg, skim, oat, almond, & etc) Pandan Latte is my favorite there. Always want to try other flavors like the ube but I keep going back to order the pandan.

    Sakura Cafe latte
    Jeannie T.

    "Good stuff in, good stuff out" is their mantra and it shows. The quality of drinks that get churned out are consistently beautiful looking, colorful, and artsy. I had the sakura latte this first visit and it was heavenly. Really full bodied in flavor and great color scheme. As I patiently waited for my drink, I noticed the art work on display by local artists they featured - sounds like it is rotated from time to time. The art is for sale and it lends an ambiance to the storefront. Sweet! I love it when artists are given a space to thrive. It's great when the community helps out one another. So many drinks to choose from here and only one person to try... I'll have to return to try something else next visit. Some seats available by the door and on the sidewalk but otherwise, take your purchase to go.

    Ube latte
    Gab G.

    Amazing spot for specialty lattes! The iced ube latte with coconut milk was perfect, and I really liked the iced pandan latte as well. They have a few seats inside but it's better for taking it to go.

    Stored front
    Yann P.

    I gotten the sesame coffee. It was very good smooth not sweet and nutty. Did mention its smooth? Sometimes the sesame gets a little gritty but this was not the case. Its a small shop and they have other flavors like pan-dan and also ube. The Ube one is good not too over powering but just tried a little from my friend. Will have to go back again to try other flavors.

    The mural
    Ana B.

    In Chinatown, all across Doyers Street there were signs for Black Sesame Latte, there was a little tiny coffee shop that was responsible for all the signs. It was Artbean Coffee. Artbean Coffee is tiny but artsy. They had two stools for sitting, and a huge mural on the wall. I ordered the hot black sesame latte. It was $8.00! That is very expensive, they never asked me about size preference. I of course would have gotten a small. My latte was ready very quickly. I watched the girl make the heart on top of my latte, it looked beautiful, on the sesame background. This latte was a relatively small size. It was delicious! It was creamy, it was flavorful, and a very comfortable temperature for walking around the city on a windy spring day. Artbean makes very tasty coffee, but keep in mind it is expensive.

    Pandan latte
    Kevin E.

    Love the idea of Asian flavor lattes but wasn't a fan of the pandan latte that I got. The first sip was full of pandan flavor but once it gets mixed in with the rest of the drink the flavor virtually disappears. I couldn't taste any coffee either because they add too much milk. Overall it just tasted like a very watered down drink. Prices are slightly better than Kore Coffee on Elizabeth but still overpriced IMO. 2 stars mainly for the pleasant staff and nice interior.

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    Amazing venue. We saw a comprehensive Lisa Yuskavage exhibit. The paintings were something…read more Hadn't heard of her. She's a big deal. Excellent skills. The art is provocative and ambiguous. Spent some time reading about her. The exhibition focuses on a narrow range of her work. Would happily return.

    My husband and I stopped by the David Zwirner galleries on 19th and 20th Streets last Saturday, and…read moreI was really glad we did. David Zwirner is one of the prestige art galleries in NYC. They have the 19th St and 20th St galleries in Chelsea, as well as a gallery on Walker Street and another on E 69th. We stopped by the gallery on W 19th to see "The Great Unseen Collection: A Selection of Works from Joel and Carole Bernstein," which was great and included works by Milton Avery, Romare Bearden, Audrey Flack, Alex Katz, and Alice Neel! (The exhibition closes on June 13 if you want to see it.) The gallery was on the smaller side but very minimalist, clean, and beautiful. (Across the street from 525 W 19th, is another David Zwirner gallery at 533 W 19th that has an exhibit of Lisa Yuskavage, so stop by that location as well if you're interested!) After our visit, I signed up for David Zwirner's email newsletter so I can keep up with future exhibits. The gallery's shows are museum-quality, and I look forward to visiting again in the future!

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    Both the library and the museum were gorgeous. I came here for the Tarot Cards exhibit and was…read moredeeply satisfied by the richness of what I saw, from Renaissance European tarot decks to hand-drawn copies of the Thoth Tarot. Everything was beautiful and enchanting. I was also fortunate to join the 2 p.m. guided tour of the library. It was enriching to learn about the connections between the collections of rare books and artworks and J.P. Morgan's religious background. I truly loved the experience.

    It was pure coincidence that Jamie W and I came here on the same visit to NYC in which we saw the…read morebrilliant revival of "Ragtime" at Lincoln Center. The Morgan Library is the setting for the bullet-ridden plot climax, and one of the characters even describes the building's architectural fortitude. I had been wanting to come here for some time, but it took drizzly weather to motivate us to take action. Completed in 1906 as the private library of the banker J.P. Morgan, it's on Madison just a few blocks from the other Gilded Age masterpieces, the New York Public Library and Grand Central Terminal. Presuming we would see the foreboding double doors Coalhouse Walker faced in the show, we were pleasantly surprised by the openness of the glass-enclosed central court designed by Renzo Piano. There's a cafe that takes advantage of the incoming light, but we took a pass on it since we just ate at Grand Brasserie. Instead we took advantage of the glass elevator to take us to the photographic exhibition of Peter Hujar, the late artist who captured New York's bohemian and queer scenes through striking black-and-white portraits (Photo 6). The main event, however, is the historic McKim Building: It was the original private library, and in typical grandeur, features three stories of tiered, floor-to-ceiling bookshelves, magnificent fireplaces, ornate ceilings, and a gorgeous Rotunda (Photo 5). Morgan's study is the West Room with walls covered in rich red damask (Photo 4) and a vault dedicated to his most valuable books, manuscripts, and art objects (Photo 8). Admission is $25 for adults. RELATED - Exploring NYC? Here's a collection of non-culinary places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/XMJZUPgXsX

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    3.3 mi

    This gallery caught our eyes while walking by on our 5th Ave adventure. The first time going by we…read moremade plans to return since the art looked so nice. It had a good variety of art and enjoyed, the most common thing was many different forms of butterfly art. Lots of eye catching things and plenty of pieces to make you think. It is a smaller sized gallery so you can easily visit and admire the art with a short amount of time. Which I definitely recommend was a great place to get away from the large holiday crowds of 5th Avenue. There were a number of people working for the gallery who I assume could answer any questions you have about a specific piece. Not a clue on prices, but assume they are pricey. If you are a fan of art check this out!

    So many beautiful and artsy pieces!…read more Upon entering, you're greeted by a security guard, who was actually quite friendly. The art studio is two levels, but apparently, in order to peruse the second level, you have to be "somebody" in this world -- meaning, affluence, influence, ya know....you better have that paper. I don't have that kind of paper, so my humble self stayed on the lower level lol. The selections were unique, some were comical, and simply fun to look at. The pieces are definitely pricey, but it was nice to see the art and dream of a mansion with expensive pieces adoring the walls. I'd say give this place a visit if you need something to do while in the city. 10/10

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    Alec Monopoly ; Dorit Levinstein (Table)
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