We visit this Variety often to buy growlers of Variety cold brew. The staff is friendly and the…read moreservice is always speedy and consistent. They also have a few baked goods for sale if you need a snack. As for the location - this one gets points because the bathroom is always clean! The location has lots of seating, both indoors and outdoors.

Staff are knowledgeable and friendly, coffee is also very good. My only complaint is that I bought…read morea ham and cheese croissant and there was hardly any ham in it.

The inside was very clean and felt very modern. It appears since we visited they have increased the…read moreselection of baked goods. There was a portion of the back wall that was all glass. You could see the bags of coffee beans and roasting machines which was pretty cool. I would revisit this place and if you find yourself in the area it is definitely worth checking out.

It was a cute little cafe. Really unique architecture and furniture. They have a no laptop zone if…read morethat's something you desire. I had the chai latte and my friend had an iced latte and we what's two desserts. It was about 26 bucks for the two drinks and two deserts. To me that's a bit on the pricier side. They brought our drinks to our table after they were made.

I should not be allowed in stores like this. Everything looks good, and I want to buy it all. Yes…read moreall, it's pricey, but whatcha expect? You're getting high quality fruit, nuts and chocolate. Located on Austin, and a nice size location, the staff let me wander aimlessly around on my most recent visit. Everything was kept neat and the staff asked if they could help, but wasn't pushy at all. Again I could have EASILY left with over $100 worth of treats. I wanted to created my own gift box with their easily do it yourself set up they had. A whole bag of dried pineapple sounded lovely too. This time around, I only bought a bar of regular Dubai chocolate for the fam to try. They've been hounding me about it. There was a special happening, 3 bars for $50. I opt'd just for one at $20. I want to see if the fam would like it first. I'll prob be back before we know it to make my own trail mix.

This place is a really cool suites and treat shop that mostly has nuts and there's a great variety,…read moresalted, unsalted, candied, and I had to get the candied pecans with cinnamon and light sugar. So good for snacking and I couldn't choose, but I had to go with the pecans that's my number one. They also sell Dubai chocolate and I'm from Portland Oregon, and the Dubai chocolate isn't the best and they do have an imported legit one but every time I want it, they're out of stock... So I came to the next best place in New York.

Came shortly before 10 AM on a Sunday and there was no line. Upping to 5 stars because the espresso…read morewith oat milk and drip coffee were both amazing! They also carry pastries from L'imprimerie.

Sey is the kind of coffee café that makes you rethink what coffee can be. Special thanks to Yelp…read moreElite Joseph A. (LA) for recommending this hidden gem! Tucked away in Bushwick lies coffee lovers paradise! The space is airy, minimal, and filled with natural light--basically a sanctuary for coffee purists. There are no gimmicks, it's all about highlighting the beans and their origins with precision. Sey is a great spot if you want to slow down. The vibe is calm, almost gallery-like, with greenery softening the industrial setting. The baristas know their craft inside out and are always happy to walk you through the tasting notes like you're about to embark on a tiny flavor journey. The staff are all super great, love their vibes! My pour-over was Ethiopian coffee. Never in my life have a tasted Ethiopian coffee bean. Sey is not your average cup of coffee, it's an experience. Bottom line: Sey is a temple for serious coffee lovers, and once you've tasted their beans, it's hard to go back to regular drip.

Nice quiet café with some of the best teas you will ever have Wi-Fi is limited to an hour, plenty…read moreof seats staff is really nice

I genuinely love Devoción's coffee and atmosphere, which is why I decided to give it another chance…read moreafter almost a year away. Unfortunately, nothing has changed. This place has become more of an internet café than a coffee shop. People rush in early in the morning, claim tables and chairs with their laptops, and stay for hours. As a result, there's often no seating left for actual customers who simply want to enjoy a coffee, meet a friend, or spend a little time in the space. What makes it even more frustrating is that some people working on their laptops visibly show annoyance when others are talking nearby, rolling their eyes, sighing, and making "huffing and puffing" noises, as if regular conversation in a coffee shop is an inconvenience. That shouldn't be normalized. Coffee shops are, first and foremost, social spaces where people gather and connect, not full-time coworking offices. If management wants to accommodate both groups, perhaps the square seating area in the center could be designated as a first-come, first-served laptop section. But regardless, something needs to change and the purpose of the space needs to be reconsidered. I no longer have the motivation to come here every day and spend money on coffee only to feel unwelcome or unable to find a seat. Until the policies change, I won't be coming back.

I got the vienna latte, which was pretty good! I enjoyed it a lot…read more Dayglow is really cute inside, and they also have a cat that lives there that I got to play with. The concept is cool as it's a cafe during the day and then a cool bar at night, called Niteglow. Super cool and I'd come back :)

Had a $5 promo on inkind so I gave this place a "shot" hahaha get it? Ok sorry. The Totoro was…read morephenomenal - 5 stars for that alone. My boyfriend had the Dayglow F09 handbrew, which was good but not $13 good - it was kind of watery. But I loved mine and will be back for more specialty drinks. Everyone working here is also exceptionally nice!!

Life changing black sesame pinwheel ($6). Super flaky pastry filled with rich black sesame filling…read more Also loved their matcha danish ($8) which has a layer of red bean! Soo good.

I was in the middle for a simple hojicha and crossaint and this place fit the bill…read more The crossaint was flaky but not too flaky, crispy but not too crispy. They should've called it the Goldilocks crossaint because it was just right. I should've gotten the 2% or oat milk so I could taste the hojicha better - don't do whole milk like I did! Also points to the barista for style with a cool hat and handsome face. The ambiance was gentle, soft and warm like a morning should be.