a great new coffee shop in nyc !!! loved loved the vibes and space and drinks…read more the drinks: got the mango tea and flash brew, both were good! it took a little while but considering they are so new, it was okay:) the space: very spacious with a bathroom! love

Great space great hours great coffee great staff and easy to get to location! They are setting up…read moretheir roastery still so I look forward to trying the coffee variety! They have tasty cold brew which i drank black and loved even though I usually never like the cold brew! They have Turkish coffee so I need to return!

This location has a special kind of charm. This spot was formerly Eigth Street Bookshop. The…read moreinterior features beautiful bookshelf, built-ins from the former bookstore. It is a cornerstone to the neighborhood and a conversational cafe for visitors. Great espresso, drip, and cold brew. Their breakfast style tacos are good too!

Stumptown Coffee is an institution in the coffee world and has been around for a long time. You…read moremight've seen their product on shelves, beans/ground coffee that never "expire." I have to be honest, I had my doubts. As popular as they are, sometimes the early succeeding brands/institutions get success early and tend to not meet the current standard of excellence/modernity. Stumptown proved me wrong! I stopped by for a cup and asked for my typical cappuccino, and it was definitely one of the best I've had in the city. The texture was perfect; the espresso and steamed milk married each other beautifully into one homogeneous texture. The espresso had a distinct flavor, not shy - bold, savory, rich. It was the perfect size, and I hadn't had a cup like that in a while, though I've been searching. Really excellent job - and I can see why they're still successful. Keep it up Stumptown, you're awesome!

Super nice guys, but their food is not what I'd expect…read more.. Got the $15 burrito and was stuck with a badly scramble half egg and an un chewable string of bacon

Has become a Saturday ritual for me. I love blackstone!! I'm obsessed. This place is so cute and…read morethe regulars on a Saturday morning made my day!!! I get a sugar free ice latte with half skim milk and half oat milk and it was perfect. I really wanna try their food.

Cute little cafe in Manhattan. Service workers were very polite. There is minimal seating inside…read morebut I love the plants everywhere. Came in to grab a quick drink and then head to Madison Square park to enjoy it. The park is in walking distance to the cafe. I got the latte and it was well made.

I made the trip here because I wanted to try the guava croissant, which was indeed excellent. It…read morewas more of a soft, bready style rather than a super flaky version. The guava jam was delicious and sweet. I also tried a standard latte, which was very good: nutty with some toasted marshmallow notes. There was a long line on a Saturday around 11, and tables were hard to come by, but if you get lucky you can snag one. It feels a bit crowded since the line forms between two rows of tables and customers also leave between two rows. So it's a nice place to sit for a while if you can, but maybe not the most comfortable environment to sit and work. It is a beautiful space, though.

the matcha drink with jam was sooo good. i had never tried anything like it before, and it was so…read moretasty. The color of the match was so bright and deep, and the quality was amazing too. service was efficient and friendly, and it didn't take long to get our drinks.

Really cute place, I love the pigeon theme! The two young people welcomed us in and helped with…read morerecommendations. My lover and I tried the hibiscus tea and turmeric latte with a lemon poppyseed muffin. Hibiscus tea is not as sharp, and is more perfume-y? I like it a lot, he added some of the honey syrup they had available. The turmeric latte is delicious and unique, comes with oatmilk (and without coffee but I get it with be good with a shot added). The music is not too loud, and the doors were propped open when we were sitting in for fresh air. I think there are not a lot of places to plug stuff in if that would be a problem for you. But it does seem like a cozy place to sit and read or do homework. Thanks you guys!

Cafe in West Village!…read more Lovely spot for my Saturday coffee. Inside is pretty small but decent amount of seats; it was busy but not crowded when I came. Bright and simple interior, lots of natural light and window seats, plus a 'lil sidewalk patio for some West Village people watching (it's right on 7th Ave) to go with your coffee. They have wifi! Would definitely come here to work if I ever needed to during the week (went recently and looks like they started clarifying no laptops on the weekend, tho). Mainly espresso drinks and then a few seasonal specials on their menu!

The coffee here is quite solid. We got iced vanilla lattes and it was just what I needed for the…read moremorning. They also have alternative milks (oat etc) for no extra charge. There's plenty of seating inside as well.

Truly fantastic coffee. Their milk is delicious. Will be returning to have the olive oil cakeread more

A cafe that also serves as a bar, with a no laptop policy. I tried a slice of the olive oil cake…read morethat they're known for and found it to be very moist and not too sweet. I came on a weekend and it was very crowded and difficult to find seating. The staff were very kind and helped us grab a table, but it isn't the type of spot where you can hang out for a long time.

Stopped in on a Friday afternoon, which was my mistake, definitely get there earlier for full…read moreaccess to the spread!!! But nonetheless, I was recommended to try the Carrot Cake Scone and my god, that scone will live forever in my dreams. So unique, so flavorful, if I weren't on the go I would have double backed to buy another. Thank you to the kind server who has given me this gift, I will be returning.

Blending middle eastern tastes with French pastry, Librae Bakery serves up some creative baked…read moregoods! They have a lot of savory options as well with baked goods as well as sandwiches. But after two visits, I can say I'm happy I tried their goodies but I probably won't be returning unless a friend wants to go (or for the halva croissant on the weekends!). While expecting strong flavors based on the descriptions, I feel like the flavors are on the subtle side. - tahini chocolate chip cookie (4/5): a good cookie, with a little chew and lots of puddles of chocolate. I'd probably like it more chilled for a better chew but the flavor was nice-- not super nutty or pronounced on the tahini but the chocolate was nice. - pistachio rose chocolate croissant (3/5): their most viral bake was beautiful on presentation but surprisingly muted in flavor in comparison with how much syrup/oil was dripping off of it. Glad that it didn't taste like rose, but the pistachio part wasn't sweet. Probably great with a drink, but not a very indulgent treat by itself. - halva croissant (5/5): super sweet, creamy, and nutty! Only available on the weekends, and it's a hefty one. Might be a little sweet for most but it was a neat twist on an almond croissant. - espresso pain au chocolate (3/5): tempted by the allure of espresso, this one fell flat since I was expecting a stronger coffee flavor, and it was actually really subtle... had to imagine it, but it was an solid chocolate croissant. - honey cardamom bun (3/5): beautiful and large, but the bread was quite dry. It is plain and simple with cream inside, one to share with friends. I couldn't discern any cardamom :( Haven't tried the savory offerings, but this could be a spot that caters to the whole group easily with such a varied menu. The service was super friendly despite it being so busy both times I visited. There is a self serve water station + seating inside but it's usually full, so there's extra tables + a bench outside.