Awesome coffee! No bitterness and a very smooth finish. I love this new addition to the Upper East Side. The hubby's cafe latte was also delicious. But the only thing better than the coffee was the service! The guy behind the counter is hilarious, without trying to be. The woman on line before me asked for extra foam. The barista didn't make a design in the steamed milk for her (I got a heart). When she complained he said with all seriousness, "lady you asks for extra foam. You have a choice, a design or extra foam. Not both." Absolutely hilarious!! Love it , love it, love it!! read more

Seriously delicious coffee. Lattes are creamy and rich, even with oat milk! Definitely my go to spot when I'm in New York.

Here's the thing, I have always loved Oslo, it is my favorite, but I was travel nursing and would leave the city for months at a time. I never found anything as good. Fast forward 3 years, I take permanent work in Manhattan, and what do you know... Oslo is now my neighbor. Bad for my wallet, great for my soul. I have succumbed to the reality that I'm just gonna go here every day. I am obsessed with everything Oslo is about. The way they source their beans, the taste, the people I've met that also go there every day (hey, Matt!) Anyone who speaks ill of the baristas on here, I'm sorry but you're wrong. I love going in and knowing them by name, they know me by name, we chit chat, we ask about each other's days. It is so dang sweet. Shout out to Kate, Jill, Kat, Nika, Greyson, and anyone else I missed. You guys are truly the pinnacle of all that is good and you should be proud of the work you do to bring happiness to your neighbors. I am an Oslo loyalist forever and always. My fave beans and favorite human beings. 10/10, y'all are the best!!! read more

I LOVE Oslo coffee, but I had a negative experience at this particular location. I started bringing spare change from home to contribute to their tip jar. This morning when I dropped the change in, the barista leaned in to inspect it and commented, "That's a lot of pennies, my friend." I felt embarrassed and thought it was uncalled for. I didn't even know what I put in; it could have been a mix of coins. It seemed odd that she double-checked. Now, I can't go there anymore due to the embarrassment I felt. At ~$5 per coffee, I frequent this shop and have tipped many times to show my support. Do not shame customers! read more

Their iced mocha is so smooth! Great cup of quality coffee. Service was wonderful as well. They do not accept cash right now- only card and Apple Pay. Decided to make some cold brew at home and they recommended the Odin blend. I expected the same quality and flavor and that's what I got. Coffee plus beans came to around $20. If you're a coffee fanatic, give this place a try, there's several locations in Manhattan and Brooklyn. read more

Great, secret little coffee shop. This spot has one of the best lattes in the whole city. The cold brew is also excellent. I haven''t had any of the bakery items, so I can't comment, but they have looked good in the past. read more

I'm not a big fan of coffee because 95% of the time, it is awful. But Oslo makes good coffee. I buy the Thor house blend coffee beans and take it home. Makes really good ice coffee too. I recommend Oslo. read more

I've only had their drip coffee so I can't offer much opinion on their food/drinks but the workers here are SO SNOOTY. I feel uncomfortable walking in here everytime but I've now been back maybe 5-6 times due to their high reviews, each time thinking "maybe I just went on a bad day." Nope. They're all just snooty and unpleasant. read more

The staff is amazing! So friendly, open to any recommendations or questions, and they all practice covid-friendly measures. The iced americano with oat milk is my go-to here! read more

Smooth, delicious cold brew! Like more and more places these, they only have paper straws so bring your non-disposable stainless steel straw with you :). read more

Amazing espresso drinks! Definitely lucky to have the ability to receive these special-roasted coffee beans no matter where you are. The patisserie was sadly all out of cookies, but the butter croissant was a wonderful substitute-good lamination and the quintessential smooth, buttery mouthfeel you expect from such a bakery item. read more

Oslo Coffee Roasters - Cortado and bitter croissant - Coffee & Tea Near Me - New York, New York

I used to like Dunkin donuts, then I upgraded to Starbucks... But after I tried Oslo, everything about my previous coffee preferences faded away. I make excuses to go out of my way to get Oslo whenever I can. It's the only reason I go to the gym, because then I can treat myself to a latte with no residual guilt. I'm convinced their milk comes from a special, more happy cow, because HOW ARE THEIR LATTES SO GOOD. read more

Lovveee this place!! Wish they had more seating though!! Note: if you order green tea and you get Hojicha, it's technically still "green tea" even though it will look dark since it's roasted. read more

Great coffee ! There's this one blond older woman seemed to be in a bad mood all the time but all other staff are great. That's why the 4 stars. Also it's great that they have chairs outside but the area is nasty. I'm not sure if it's their fault or the neighbors but it's still gross. read more

Have been to the Brooklyn location and got very disappointed by their Americano, decided to give a second chance to the other location at UES. This time, I chose cappuccino. Apparently with the help of steamed milk, the taste became much more balanced and well absorbed. The ambiance was also much better (due to the quietness). Guess I will stick with this one if in this neighborhood. read more

Oslo Coffee Roasters - Skinny cappuccino. - Coffee & Tea Near Me - New York, New York

Damn, everything about this place was great. I was visiting New York from California and we had a place to stay in the Upper East side. I checked Yelp and Oslo Coffee Roasters was the closest to where I was staying so I decided to walk to the cafe. The interior felt like I was at home or in my office. Had a board full of ads and paper and a bench near the door to just sit and relax drinking a delicious cup of joe. Apparently, this coffee shop is pretty lowkey in New York (none of my New York friends heard of this cafe) but this place definitely deserve more recognition. I ordered a cold brew ($4) and it tasted so good. They roast their own beans and call their house blend "Thor" which I found pretty interesting. This is something new I haven't tried in California and I really wish a cafe in California would brew the Thor House Blend as well. If I have any friends visiting New York, I will definitely recommend them to try this place out! read more

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The near perfect YELP rating brought me to Oslo Coffee Roasters, and the $2 Lattes for the month of February sign, as usual, made me believe Yelp let me in the right direction. The latte was delicious, but it wasn't piping hot as I hoped it would be, and it seemed to have a lot of foam leaving not so much room for the coffee. They only had one person working while I was there, and he was multitasking as much as he could, but the wait was fairly long. The high note was the carmelized custard that I got as a treat. I was told it came from the south of France. (Could that be?) It was delicious. read more

Oslo Coffee Roasters - Off the main Avenue it is easy to miss! - Coffee & Tea Near Me - New York, New York

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If I could give Oslo 6 stars, I would. Honestly, it's been such a long time since I have found a coffee joint with a roast that I feel like I could develop an addictive relationship with. The roast at Oslo is buttery and smooth. It's a dark roast, so it has a bold flavor, but it's also incredibly well balanced! My problem with most dark roasts has consistently been the acidity. Especially when the espresso has been sitting for a while, whether alone or in a latte/cappuccino, the sharp taste makes it unbearable for me. Oslo's roast is quite the opposite! I was so happy to discover how rounded the taste of their coffee is! I had ordered a soy latte, and the nuttiness of the soy milk blended so well with the coffee that it made the espresso taste almost sweet. Even when the latte got cold, I did not notice any acidity, which for me is as good as coffee can get! I drank every last drip drop of that latte and licked the remaining foam off of the rim clean, before my boyfriend even realized that the coffee was gone! Like many comments have mentioned, the space at the 75th street location is rather small. It has very limited seating inside and outside, so really you're looking at getting a coffee to-go when you visit Oslo. The barista was very friendly and warm, and service was excellent! The price for a large latte is $4.50, which is very comparable to Starbucks, except you get way better coffee. The only downside is I wish they had more pastries to go along with the coffee, but overall I'd STRONGLY recommend Oslo! read more

Oslo Coffee Roasters - Soy latte - Coffee & Tea Near Me - New York, New York

Narrow yet cozy, earthy yet modern, with wood panels and straight lines this place is it! Oslo coffee is probably the best coffee and café I've been to in the UES east of Lexington. The house drip is delicious, the temperature of the coffee was perfect, hot but not burning, the price a flat $2, cheaper than Starbucks $2.01, and much more delicious. The coffee is fair trade, organic, and they roast it in BK! Getting soy milk wasn't a hassle, it was readily available! They even have cortados! The place is cash only, but their is an ATM inside! No wifi here (which is actually fine, the place and space isn't meant for computers or working), you should be focused on socializing around a tasty brew of coffee instead. The barista today has the look of a San Franciscan (backwards cap, thick frames black glasses, fitted lumberjack hoodie and small gauge earings) and she was really nice. The vibe of this place is great! It's small, comfortable, earthy, and organic, with wood on the floors, walls and benches (comfortable too). The music is just right (currently playing Solange Knowles), the mood is right, and the flow is right - it's busy with customers but not crowded, and the climate is warm but not stuffy, which is perfect for a cool fall and gloomy day! Overall this place gets a 4.5 stars. I still can't give it a 5 because I know there is better coffee in NYC (Joes and Blue Bottle, reviews to come), but it's damn close and I would definitely come back again! read more

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I had the almond croissant which was a bit too buttery for my taste. This place is super tiny, with seating for only 4 people max in their tiny benches. They just have real coffee drinks (no white mochas or hot chocolate!) so that's good for the coffee lovers out there! read more

Nice and quiet coffee place. A different feel than Starbucks. It's so nice to find a quiet quaint cafe. Been here a few times and so far I like it. read more

Oslo Coffee Roasters - Non fat cappuccino - Coffee & Tea Near Me - New York, New York

Oslo Coffee is a hidden secret gen located on a quiet block of East 75th Street. The coffee is spectacular. I grabbed a bag to bring home and I didn't pull off the same cup at home, but it was pretty damn good. I think my bean grinder isn't so great. Just another excuse to come back here! read more

Best coffee in Yorkville. Friendly staff and cozy space. Cold brew growler is fun for the work week if you can't visit during the week.

Oslo coffee, saving lives one cup at a time. A cartoon with this tagline sits on the register of the best coffee on the upper east side. The cold brewed iced coffee always hits the spot and their espresso beans make one mighty fine latte. Their milk comes from a local distributor--they even closed for a day a few months back to have the employees all go visit the cows. Free trade, local produce, and right on my way to work at a nearby hospital. Oslo coffee, saving lives one cup at a time. read more

Oslo Coffee Roasters - Oslo Coffee - Saving lives one cup at a time - Coffee & Tea Near Me - New York, New York

Defintiely my life savior during summer and Covid time. Large Cappuccino and croissant, lazy and easy :)

My fiancé and I went here to get a coffee this morning. The lady at the front taking orders sees us walk in and wait in line. She proceeds to take the order of the person in front of us. However when it's our turn, she looks past us in disgust, like she didn't want to serve us, and calls the (white) person behind us to take his order, and we're just waiting there, confused as to why this lady isn't taking our order. As the only People of Color in Oslo, I can't help but view this as a micro aggression. We just left instead of confronting her, because once again, we're not gonna be viewed as the angry POC that some of these racist establishments gaslight us to be through these type of actions. Honestly don't go here if your BIPOC. It's 2022. read more

I have some mixed feelings for Oslo. I think there might be some inconsistency. I've been there a handful of times, strictly for coffee, cold brews, or Americanos, particularly in the mornings on my way to work. The coffee is slightly more than most other cafes; a regular small coffee is about $2.75. Considering the price, you'd expect maybe better coffee, but there are days I prefer to avoid the risk and just opt for the watered down deli coffee down the street because it isn't bitter and costs $1.25. Oslo coffee is mostly good, but I have had a share of some bad coffee days. I can't speak for the cappucinos or lattes, etc. The coffee, as noted, tends to be fruity bitter and not the type of bitter I find particularly enjoyable. Somes days though, the coffee is perfectly fine. It could be the roast blend, or maybe the coffee is overroasted. Whatever it is, not being a coffee expert, I have just noted on and off bitterness. Otherwise, the baked goods here are pretty okay. I enjoy their bran muffin and the croissants. The raspberry pop tart is okay. There is no toaster here, so consider this place is more for a quick coffee and bite on the go. The line just moves, and you are in and out the door. There is very little seating amd some seats right outside. Overall, this cafe is a fine beanery/coffee shop in the middle of the Upper East. It's convenient and fast for better quality coffee, though the inconsistency as of late might be my only complaint. Some days are great, other days, the coffee can be a bit sour or bitter. Nonetheless, I still return to this little spot in the mornings for a quick coffee. read more

I tried their iced mocha with oat milk because people raved about it. Wow.. what a treat! It is definitely worth the hype. Flavorful and thick creamy coffee! I can't wait to go back. Wish they would open a location in midtown. read more

Oslo's iced coffee rocks. After several visits the quality is always spot on and the coffee is the best brew you will find outside of your own home. Prices are on par with competitors which makes this place worth wild. $2.75/$3.25 for an iced coffee which is what I'm going to pay at a brewed-offsite Dunkin Donuts. Put down the burnt and bitter Starbucks and stop in at Oslo. Also, give their small pastries a try; they're always an added bonus to stopping in. read more

new to area, i've tried ten coffee shops and this is one of my favorites. i'm here just for cappuccino and it's delicious. service is warm and efficient. not really a place to sit inside with a laptop but they have a couple of outdoor benches and plastic chairs. read more

Woman working changed hours to 3 pm close. We arrived 2:40 and she was already closing. Don't pay her if she says she stayed til 4 or later! read more

Small coffee shop with a bunch of menu items and beans. Iced latte was pretty good. At $4.50, not something I'd have every day, but I do love me some Oslo coffee. Nice folks, limited seating inside, and benches out front if the weather's nice. read more

Oslo Coffee Roasters - Iced latte - Coffee & Tea Near Me - New York, New York

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A little gem in this neighborhood. People who live on the street are lucky this is here. I usually buy their coffee from the grocery store and make my own espresso at home. I knew they had physical locations but didn't realize it was here. Was in the neighborhood and randomly stumbled upon it. Glad to know it's in the area. They make great coffee, nothing else to say. read more

Definitely my favorite coffee in the city. It's a great place to get a cup of coffee to go or buy beans. I buy my beans here weekly and love it! I say it's a good place to get coffee to go because there is not really much seating. there is one small bench inside and a bench outside, weekends it gets crowded but has a great neighborhood feel! If you are a coffee geek or just enjoy the occasional cup and are in the area I highly recommend! read more

I will make the trip here for this coffee. The iced latte was delicious !!!! Very cute place! with wood benches and wood floor, is small but really cozy. read more

Oslo Coffee Roasters - Very convenient ATM - Coffee & Tea Near Me - New York, New York

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The coffee is good, the attitude is not. I can understand why ppl say it's snooty. I was in line to get my drink and the cashier decided to greet someone at the door who wasn't even in the shop when it was my turn. At first I thought she was talking to me, so I gave her my order. She instead asked for the lady's order and shouted across the room. Who does that?! Will be my last time here. Plenty of other good coffee spots in the neighborhood. read more

I love Oslo!! This is my go-to spot on the upper east side. I love the 20oz cold brew because it's super strong and the taste is perfect. I've tried the espresso as well and it's very good. The service is friendly and helpful. There isn't much space so just plan to grab and go! read more

Nice small neighborhood coffee shop. 'Outside seating' is a bench, don't expect tables or much space. Coffee was good. Menu very limited. Just a few muffins. Overall a nice little spot, right down the block from Starbucks. read more

This is a short and sweet review because our stop at Oslo was a quick one. Great, flavorful coffee, served promptly. Oslo is tiny. There are just a handful of seats, so grab and go is your best bet. Did not try any of the small food items. Next time. read more

Quaintly tucked away on East 75th St, Oslo Coffee Roasters is a CLS in the UES. Oslo has a warm vibe of a neighborhood favorite, but it's small interior is more conducive to grabbing a coffee on the go. The Cold Brew is stong and lasting, and the customer service is friendly and laid back. If you are looking for a a cup of coffee in the area - this is the place to stop by! Note: Oslo accepts credit cards. For whatever reason I thought it was cash only, and for a good year paid in exact change. read more