Tiny shop with great selection of teas. I tried a cup of their Genmaicha which tasted like a…read moremixture of green tea and barley. It had a very subtle flavor - nutty, toasted rice, with a base of green tea. Not grassy at all. Made for a very comforting cup. A little expensive tho. $5 for a cup. I decided to pick up a 2oz bag ($12) of jasmine pearls which I read good reviews for and the person at the counter recommended. I tried it when I got home and it's very good. Very fragrant and jasmine flavor was strong but pleasant. Overall I'd stop by again to pick to some more tea. FYI not much seating in the shop. 3 tables in the front and a small room with a little seating in the back

Love having this close to home. I swing by for some loose leaf tea to brew at home…read more Their bubbling pot of chai is delicious and not too sweet. On a cold day it's a perfect treat to stop in for a cup. Space is cozy, and there is a little outdoor space if it is warm.

Their raspberry custard (Italian?) pastry is incredible! Definitely get it if you see it…read more The coffee is really good - I tried their cardamom vanilla latte and the in-bloom seasonal drink. Both were very delicious and not too sweet! They cranked through coffee orders at an impressive rate. Great job to all the folks behind the counter. Coffee shop is clean with a restroom and plenty of seating.

Cool and relaxed coffee shop. Drip coffee starts at 3.75. They have espresso, teas and seasonal…read moredrinks. The baristas are friendly and told me about an ice cream shop a few blocks away while I was debating a pastry. Today I opted for a seasonal drink- the capybara. Espresso, yuzu lime soda, homemade lemongrass syrup and lime. It's unexpected and refreshing! There are few tables outside for outdoor seating and inside small tables for light working, reading or catching up with a friend.

Wife turned me onto this place. Great location . Great service. Great coffee and accompaniments…read more You sit in and wind down. Or sit in and work. Music choice is a plus. Adds relaxation to the atmosphere. Check them out. You won't be disappointed. In the immortal words of Justin Wilson, "I guarantee".

Cute interior and vibes. Usually a little crowded so sometimes finding seating is hard. Overall…read moreclean space. I spent a nice afternoon here reading. There is a lovely wall decor inside and a huge bonus is the nice and clean restroom.

Perhaps my favorite new coffee house in the NoLibs/Fishtown area which says a lot since it's an…read morearea that has an abundance of them! but with quality baked goods, tantalizing specialty lattes, and awesome service its well deserved! CNT is a chill tiny cafe that's snug and welcoming to sit in for a small crowd. But it also makes up for that size on warm weather days by being a couple doors down to a chill playground park with ample outdoor seating. With that size you might come across a line out the door during a busy time of morning. But it moves pretty quick and you get a warm greeting when its your first in line. They have ab awesome regular coffee menu with everything that you may come to expect and a couple surprises. But the absolute must is checking out their seasonal latte selection that has featured flavors like lavender, red velvet, banana mocha, strawberry matcha, and then some! Toss in excellent pastries like muffins and there's a lot to enjoy!

This is a chill, small coffee shop. Very limited seating. Very limited snacks…read more The La Marzocco machine is a good one and they definitely put care into each drinks preparation. I had my usual latte and it was good. Milk was well textured and at a good temperature. Some nice latte art was created in a ceramic mug. I like the overall chill vibe and would recommend this place if in the area.

I really hope this shop is there to stay!…read more The specials are always delicious and the staff is outstanding. The space is cozy and offers a few stools for sitting outside on a nice day. If there's an espresso tonic, it's usually really good and refreshing!

My boyfriend and I stopped by for a happy hour special event and really enjoyed the atmosphere at…read moreEllie and Bird. This coffee shop is very charming and inviting especially on a nice day when all the large windows are open. We liked our cocktails which were creative and strong although a little sour. There were a some games available so we picked up a bag of bananagrams to play while we sipped our drinks. Overall a very fun evening in a cool space and I'd love to come back during the day to try some of their coffee.

Small quaint space that's very cozy, simple menu. Drinks are on the smaller size and a bit pricey…read morefor the size.

I stopped by here while waiting for Cocco's Gelato pop up across the street. Very friendly and…read morewelcoming staff. My order came out right away. Decaf cappuccino is pretty good. Some seatings inside and a bench outside

Super cool spot with plenty of seating and a great vibe. Definitely a good spot to work from…read more Counter team was super helpful and welcoming. I'm always nervous ordering a latte at a new spot, but this was delicious! Espresso was made perfectly and the drink was great

Ok latte. Cool setting being attached to a thrift shop. I…read morethink we got something with ginger? And it was more sweet than gingery. There isn't that much seating with tables either if you wanted to work here. I'd go back for the vibes

My husband and I consider ourselves big coffee people - preferring local spots over chains. So when…read morein Philadelphia for 36 hours, we decided to try this place. And I have to say - this is quite possibly the best iced coffee I've ever had. I had the Cinnamon Toast Crunch cold brew, which absolutely was reminiscent of the cereal. My husband though had the cold brew with banana bread and it's literally the best thing I've had in a long time. Would recommend this spot to anyone and everyone - but be ready for a line literally out the door.

This place is always packed but for good reason. They offer a huge drink menu with lots of…read moredifferent flavors - I came for a matcha latte with guava syrup. It was almost $10, which is a little crazy even with today's coffee prices, but absolutely worth it. The matcha flavor was strong and not bitter (rare to find in Philly!), the guava syrup was so delicious and not artificial tasting, and the drink overall wasn't overwhelmingly sweet. Don't think I could justify paying this much for a drink on a regular basis, but for a treat I would absolutely return