Great coffee (prob the best espresso in the area), always really nice people working here and it…read moreseems like they know the regulars well. Really good pastries too (but the best ones go fast). No outlets or public WIFI but that's fine because it's on the smaller side + only about a dozen seats. So not really a work laptop cafe but a really nice vibe to chat or read in.

The coffee was okay, but nothing special. Unfortunately, the customer service was terrible. We…read morepurchased coffee there, but I was finishing an ice cream from Ben & Jerry's (they also sell coffee). We were told it was "company policy" that I couldn't sit at a two-person table because I had outside food--even though we had bought a drink from the café, no one was waiting for a table, and there was also an empty table. The policy itself is one thing, but the way it was enforced was unnecessary and unfriendly. The staff came across as rude, and the entire experience left a bad impression. Based on the poor customer service, I won't be returning.

My daughter brought me a Dobos Torta from here for my Birthday. It was delicious! Even though I…read moredon't think they are still Hungarian owned, they do a decent job in maintaining the Hungarian recipes. It is also located across from St John's the Devine so you can't go wrong with grabbing a coffee and a cake and sitting outside the cafe. Fun cafe ambiance.

Outdoor seating across the street from a beautiful garden and the cathedral. Inside just as comfy…read moreand relaxing. Unfortunately to respect people's privacy no photos but def has its charm. There was a line but the staff moves so efficient it was just a short wait and well worth it. The pastries were a mix of sweet and savory. I was surprised to taste the quality of food was not diminished from the speed of service. Cheese danish was my favorite. Light and very warm.

I'm not vegan but I took my girlfriend here who is and the donuts tasted great. I couldn't even…read moretell it was vegan. The vibes were very high spirits. Service was also amazing.

Amazing doughnuts. The best in NYC. I know them from their original East Harlem location…read more I wish they had another East or Midtown location.

DRINK/FOOD: 1.) fresh lemonade = ooh sour haha but one…read morepacket of Splenda did the trick I appreciate they have cocktails, alcoholic libations, and food too! SERVICE: Order and pickup from counter. They offer free wifi, that's always good. Has bathroom too. They have a self serve water thing too! ATMOSPHERE: Great atmosphere, cozy, modern good number of seats and people working on their laptops. Even their bathroom is nice! That's how they you know about a place. Cute bicycle wallpaper.

Right across the street. Way too expensive 5.99 for a medium latte. Women serving sneezed onto the…read moreback of her hand not into her elbow and did not wash her hands yet continued to make my drink. No tip for me. Nowhere to sit, so had to sit outside on a bench with a unhoused guy.

What a great find. The coffee is excellent. The crepes are delicious. I'm having a Brie and Apricot…read moreJam crepe right now and it is wonderful. My husband loves his lattes. The music playing is soothing bossa nova and the waitstaff are amazing. The Village Creperie on Amsterdam and 106th Street is a great find.

This is a nice cosy spot to eat. I brought a vegan friend here - Chris proclaimed that the sandwich…read morehe got was the "best sandwich" he's ever eaten! BUT: several times the cafe has been closed from 12-2? WTF? Twice we went back there and both times they were closed at lunchtime! So I'm taking off two stars for the inconvenience.

Fantastic coffee! A refreshing change from standard blends that we get in the neighborhood. Their…read moreSanani coffee is fantastic if you like cardamom. Yes, it is expensive - $7.90 for a medium cup, but totally worth it. You can sip it the entire day or share! Plenty of seating, background music, and friendly staff.

It was a very cold day and we were craving some hot coffee . I am a big fan of yamani coffee and…read morethat's what I ordered - it was delicious ! Very flavourful and yummy . Atmosphere was also nice , with many Columbia students around . We also got the cheese cake which was pretty bad - not recommended . Focus on the coffee !

Such a spacious and cozy find on a rainy Saturday! Great hospitality, music, ambiance, and various…read moretypes of seating. Will definitely look forward to trying more refreshers and pastries. Also has a restroom, water station, and wifi.

I want to love this place, it's spacious and has lots of light, very laptop-friendly, and has a…read morebathroom. I don't have high standards for coffee, and theirs seems fine. I wish they had some more non-sugar, non-milk drinks - like just plain herbal tea etc - but you can't have everything. But there are always some issues. They're always out of napkins; the bathroom lock situation is tenuous; the hand dryer is broken (and there are no towels); and so on. If this place was better at maintaining a comfortable environment, it would be amazing. I hope it gets better at the basics of running a coffee shop, but I'm on the search for other places nearby.

Been to the locations in the Bay Area and Dallas, and I think I prefer them over the NYC locations…read more They're cheaper and larger. There's maybe 3 tables for 2 people each, and a small bar seating area for about 4 people. Not good for more than about 12 people to hang out in total. The staff is pretty fast and the kiosks make things run quicker too. Downside is that they do charge $.25 for a cup of water. I don't really like their signature milk tea, but their grape slush is pretty good. Everything is about $7-10, so expect to pay a bit more for your drinks.

Still my favorite boba/fruit tea chain. Service is fast, ambiance is casual…read more - watermelon tea slush: 100/10 - strawberry tea slush: 100/10 - grapefruit tea slush: 100/10 - lychee tea: 8/10 (too sweet even with 30% sugar) - superfruit green tea: 10/10 - lemon green tea: 10/10