The service is good, the spot is clean and the cinnamon babka is AMAZING. My daughter and I came…read morehere because of the name (nananananananana Batman) and we'll be back for another coffee date. Highly recommend. My daughter gave the chocolate croissant a and the cappuccino was "mid" My mocha was good, but I think if used a different milk it would have been better.

I walked in needing a quick coffee pick me up and a place to sit for a couple minutes. I came early…read moreenough that there were tables available, although it's a small space. I ordered the iced latte with honey and a plain croissant. I didn't come in with any prior knowledge and learned there's no syrups or sweeteners available other than simple syrup or honey. I went with honey hoping it would sweeten my drink enough but it wasn't the best for me. If you enjoy no frills coffee and plain espresso this is the place for you. My croissant was good, no issues there and service was very friendly.

The coffee was a great spot. Loved the light roast and the staff was super friendly. I would say…read morethis gem is right by the NyU campus and nothing but stellar spots to checkout. The latte was light and perfectly paired with the almond milk. Love it.

I'm not a big coffee drinker but will grab a latte if I'm up early. Something great about this…read moreplace is they're open at 7:00am which is a rare find nowadays. As someone who is frequently working and out the door by then, this is a huge win! I got the iced maple latte with oat milk. I liked it just fine. It was a good balance of milky-coffee-sweet. I couldn't really taste how this was different from a vanilla latte, but I like vanilla lattes so it doesn't really matter. Possibly it was a bit more deeper and aromatic in its sweetness but I can't say with 100% certainty. At the end of the day, I needed caffeine early in the morning and Saltwater was able to deliver. As others have mentioned the size of the coffee is impressive compared to other local shops.

I was meeting up with a friend for coffee and found this place in the vicinity…read more Upon entry, it's a cozy place with a cute back space. The lady behind the counter immediately greeted us and asked what we like. She quickly took our order of two lattes with almond milk and went to make the drinks. She had warned us that the espresso was on the strong end and graciously had me tasted it and gave me more almond milk because it was not too strong for me. We grabbed a couple of seats and chilled until closing. Friendly staff, easy access...

Big fan!! I just wanted a coffee while on my way to see my mom, and Coppa popped up on maps. It's…read moreso rare to find a coffee shop that delivers on coffee/tea, food, AND seating, and Coppa checks all of those boxes. I loved the number of syrup options they had, in addition to their specialty drinks. I've been on a pistachio kick recently, so I went for their pistachio latte. I had this delicious pistachio latte when I was in Washington DC a couple months ago and have been chasing that high ever since, and I'm happy to say that this latte came the closest. Pistachio flavor is strong but not overpowering, and the coffee isn't bitter. I'd definitely come back and try some of their other flavors!

After lunch, I was craving something sweet and my husband wanted coffee, so we stopped by this cute…read morecoffee spot nearby. The vibe was cozy and inviting, and they had a great selection of both hot and cold drinks. I ordered the Strawberry Matcha, and it quickly arrived. It was not the best but was good. It was mildly sweet and felt like the perfect light dessert in a drink.

I'll start with the good at Coffee Project: the coffee. Both the hojicha maple latte and the…read morenot-pumpkin-spice latte were smooth, flavorful, and had rich flavors. The prices are on the higher side but at least match the quality of the drinks. The food was also pretty expensive but not worth it as it was very average. Two regular sized lattes and a banana bread came out to $26. There is a good amount of seating with large tables. The chairs aren't the most comfortable but they're perfectly fine for sitting and working for an hour. The service is what really dragged down the experience. The barista seemed annoyed from the start. When my partner asked if the not-pumpkin-spice latte is similar to a pumpkin spice latte, she answered "no" dismissively without any further detail. We had to ask the question a second time just to get a simple answer about a menu item. She condescendingly explained the drink (latte with autumn spices but no pumpkin) while rolling her eyes at us. The drinks were served in paper to-go cups even though we told her we were staying in and asked for ceramic mugs. When the barista put the drinks on the counter, she called them out in a quiet, muffled voice and didn't specify which unlabeled cup was which. I noticed she had brought the previous customer's drink directly to their table while putting ours on the counter and walking away. The lack of basic customer service left a bad taste in my mouth in what was otherwise a good coffee shop experience at Coffee Project.

Small little coffee shop! Delish fresh coffee! Long lines during weekend!…read more There are outside setting! Charming!

I've heard a lot of hype for the hazelnut banana milk latte, but it fell a little short for me. The…read moreemployees are so friendly and when my drink was ready they brought it to my table which was really kind. The drink felt watered down and bit bitter for me. There is food and other items to purchase as well that I didn't order, but as for the coffee I felt it wasn't as good as I hoped. The space inside is small, with only window seating inside, and a few tables outside. I saw someone working on their laptop so I assume there's WiFi, but I didn't see many outlets.

I made my first visit here a few months ago For a hot…read morechocolate which was pretty good!!. The staff and service were great but the inside was beautiful loved the setup!!. I can't wait to come back and try the pastries!!.

The food looks better than it taste. I got the ube drink that was on the sign and it didnt taste…read moremuch like ube and then I was charged extra to sweeten it when I thought it came sweetened also the ube pastry wasnt that good. Its one person so things that a while.

I believe this is the best coffee truck ever, because there's heat lamps outside on the customers…read more So warm and toasty! The coffee beans are roasted fresh and daily. I have been visiting since I was in college. I still like it.

This is, honest to Pete, great coffee! Mud is not expensive and has great service, as in friendly…read moreand efficient. They have Soy as well as milk, cream and flavored coffees, plus they sell pastries that are gorgeous, but that I have yet to try. The people that started this truck, who really are sort of hippies, wanted to make good coffee that was not a rip, they did it, too! For the first time in my life I am drinking coffee without sugar, this coffee 's rich flavor would be tainted with sugar and I could not bear that. You can also buy their coffee to take home and brew yourself, which you will, absolutely, want to do, if you are a person who brews coffee, me, I don't cook. These people just, consistently, make fabulous coffee. No ifs ands or buts, period, that is all she wrote! Just try it!

I'm obsessed with this quaint tea and coffee retailer. It is a little slice of West Village…read morehistory, and it feels so inviting each time I walk into it. It's the perfect place, in which to roam around on a chilly day...or, on any day, for that matter. It's honestly not that big inside, but somehow its charming vibe and old-school feel make it feel more spacious. The staff members are really nice and low-key...they're friendly, yet don't jump on you with sales tactics. And, of course, their variety of unique teas and coffees is second to none! This place is special; it feels like something out of an amazing storybook. Go check it out, and you'll see what I mean. : ) To your ideal cup of comfort, Kat

Literally just came back from visiting Taiwan last week with a bunch of teas then found McNulty's…read moreand wondering if those teas from Taiwan was worth bringing back. This shop is a heaven for tea (and coffee) drinkers. Whatever you need, just ask the person behind the counter and he'll direct you straight to your preferences. Simple, quick, and super affordable! Can't wait to go back to stock up on more teas that you usually can't find in regular supermarkets (and to save you a trip overseas).