Wow!! We saw a TikTok about this spot because aesthetically the inside and outside are absolutely…read moregorgeous. It's decorated beautifully and if this could be my regular spot, it would bring me such joy. As of now, I'm in this area about one morning a week, and they will now certainly be receiving my business. Service is 5/5. Food menu was small but mighty. Let my dog inside and had a water bowl for him!! Biodegradable cups!! Order: Cold Brew & iced latte 5/5!! Wow wow wow. We'll be back!!

A very adorable little cafe but unfortunately the iced matcha latte that I got was a little…read moredisappointing. I thought that the oat milk they used was way too thick and creamy that it kinda overpowered the matcha taste. The matcha itself was decently strong though. Loveddd the vibes though, it was very nature-y!

Kettl has never disappointment me so I'm excited to see them explore different drink menus and try…read morenew things. At Sen Mon Ten, I got the matcha latte with the okuju matcha. It was indeed very nutty, almost cocoa-like. As usual, the matcha was well-mixed and very prominent. Ratio of matcha to milk was solid as well. The summer melon matcha was also very delicious!! The sweet melon soda complemented the earthiness and bitterness of the matcha. The light foam was sweet in a different way (more floral vs the melon was more fruity) and added nicely to the flavor profile. For the Tasting Counter in the back, I heard that they offer different types of tasting menu, ie: different matcha by region, by taste profile, omakase, etc at different price points ranging from $40s to $60s (from my quick glance at the menu). One can get reservations via Resy. The decor is very minimalistic and zen. Besides the Tasting Counter section, there are some seats in the front as well. Staff were very nice and helpful when explaining the the matcha types and answering my questions.

We hit up both Kettl locations on the same day and I actually did not enjoy my matcha from here…read more It was more Uji based matcha while I strongly prefer Yame based matcha. There is some limited seating at this location so you can rest while waiting for your drink. This location also has classes and tasting room. This location also has a range of Matcha drinks and teaware, including some matches that can only be purchased at this location or online. Service was friendly and efficient.

I've walked by this place many times and finally decided to go. I like the bright, spacious, simple…read moreinterior. I was interested in multiple teas so decided to book the tea flight. I didn't know much about it going in besides that I have to book in advance and can't request it on the spot. Summary is I like their teas but the service/operations were bad. It wasn't clear on their website but turns out tea flight lets you try shot glass sizes of 6 cold teas plus a pastry from their counter. Then you can pick a full size drink of anything from their menu (doesn't have to be limited to the 6 from the flight). I've had tea tasting at other places before where there's more interaction and educational aspect from the barista, but that wasn't the experience here. Nothing wrong with that, just setting expectations. The timing of things was what went wrong. The website says it's a 30 minute experience, so I booked 1:30pm in order to make it to a 2:00pm appointment down the street. I arrived ~1:19pm, and the barista asked for me to wait until 1:30pm. I know I was early so I was fine with sitting and waiting. The barista didn't start preparing my flight until ~1:33pm which already annoyed me because I had to leave at 2:00pm. There was constantly a stream of customers coming in which is understandable she needs to address them, but I don't understand why she can't make a cup for my flight here and there since there's 6 to prepare. While she was preparing I was finally allowed to pick my pastry, and by the time it came out of the oven it was ~1:40pm. By the time I got my tea flight it was ~1:48pm. I tried to give each tea a proper sip before chugging them. By the time I ordered my full size drink to go and leave it was ~1:08pm. I ended up being 10 minutes late to my next appointment and felt rushed during my experience....unpleasant. I don't know what 1:30pm appointment lasting 30 minutes means especially if it's not meant to be a guided session. Is it 30 minutes for the barista to make my flight? I can see how the tea tasting takes more time to prepare than a typical drink, but what's the point of requiring bookings beforehand if I'm not getting my experience at the time I requested, not like they reserved a seat for me at the bar either. I also don't appreciate the lack of attention during my tea tasting which is meant to require more service from the baristas. When I first arrived, barista A was the only one there and doing everything. As she was in the middle of preparing my flight, barista B and C arrived. B started working on non-customer order tasks, and C seemed newer with less awareness of how the tea tasting is supposed to work. B served me my flight and gave a brief intro but I didn't find it any more useful than reading the printout myself. A was busy the whole time but didn't check on me even when I finished my flight and tried to make eye contact to request my full size drink. I ended up getting the attention of C for the full size drink. I know the $22 tea tasting isn't any fancy luxurious experience, but it's still meant to be a bigger offering than a typical customer ordering a pastry and drink (let's say $15 tab). I was genuinely disappointed by the service from the lack of efficiency and getting tossed around. As for the actual teas, yes I like them all and would love to drink more. I ordered a matcha latte for the full size drink since it wasn't an option in the flight and I genuinely wanted it. My ranking is: 1. matcha latte, 2. sencha, 3. black tea latte, 4. black tea, 5. cardamom rose, 6. honey lemon, 7. white tea. White tea is last due to personal preference of not liking the stone fruit taste associated with it. Honey lemon is low due to the honey and lemon having bitter and undertones, not refreshing and tart enough. Black tea latte is slightly higher than black tea itself because it reminds me a bit of Hong Kong style milk tea (not the same tea blend but similar). Black tea is actually really good. It's smooth in flavor and texture. It's not too dry or overly bitter. Sencha is my favorite from my flight because even though it's not as deep and earthy as matcha, the one they use is so bright and refreshing with seaweed notes. Matcha latte is my favorite because it's properly strong (for cafes), nice green color, smooth, creamy, naturally sweet, and has umami aftertaste.

Came in asking if they do straight matcha. The barista said yes…read more Great, I ordered a straight matcha. The barista proceeded to ask me if I wanted milk in it. ...?? I repeated, I want a straight matcha (aka just tea and water, no milk or sugar. It's the black coffee equivalent of matcha). Then they asked me if I wanted sugar in it. ...Can you tell I died inside at this point? Anyways, I got my drink. It's flat as hell with no foam; not even micro. At least the grade of matcha they use is good. The cherry on top - the girl next to me said "It was supposed to be an iced latte" when the barista made her the wrong drink. No clue what was going on with the staff that day but at least the ambience is cute. Seating is limited and it began and to get crowded around 1pm. There are some tables outside but they are not shaded. No restroom which encourages people to leave after 1-2 hours.

I'm giving this 3 stars because I appreciate that they donate to Pakistan, and I always like…read moresupporting businesses that give back. Unfortunately, the customer service and the drinks were a major letdown. We ordered the Double Tea (karak chai) and the Kashmiri chai, and both lacked flavor. The Kashmiri chai was especially disappointing, we took a few sips and ended up throwing the whole thing away. The karak chai wasn't much better, after a couple of sips, we couldn't finish it either. The café has a nice location with plenty of seating, but the quality of the drinks didn't match the prices. At these price points, I expected much better flavor and a better overall experience.

The ambiance is super cute and it's a really cool spot. It's a room with a bunch of couches,…read morepillows, and carpets for you to sit and hang out. You also have to take your shoes off before entering. I'm giving this place a lower rating though because for a place that calls themselves the "chai spot" they have terrible chai. It's just not flavorful and pretty bland. They have a couple different chais that I've tried and all of them are pretty subpar. I would go back solely for the ambiance and probably just get a tea or something simple.

FANTASTIC coffee spot with top-tier coffee and vibes…read more the coffee: they are so knowledgable about their coffee here, and the notes are divine especially the ones roasted with fruit. they let you smell the beans to pick your favorite one for the pourover, and it was absolutely delicious!! espresso tonic is also carefully crafted with a soft foam and citrus notes, 10/10 the service: super kind, attentive, and involved the space: small so be prepared to sit at the bar or wait for a spot.

Now I understand why this coffee lab has a perfect 5-star rating!…read more From the moment we walked in, Meech, the owner, made us feel welcome. Her warm, genuine personality spills over to her baristas, creating a cozy atmosphere that instantly feels like home. We stopped by on a Monday just before closing (they're open until 2 PM), and even as a non-coffee drinker, I had plenty of options. I ordered the Beet Latte, made with beet, oat milk, and turmeric. It was incredibly smooth, beautifully vibrant, and surprisingly didn't have an overpowering beet flavor. My husband, a coffee enthusiast, loved his strong iced latte, and they even served it with a side of sparkling water--a thoughtful touch on a hot summer day. Moon Lab has only been open for six months, and I truly hope they thrive. What stood out most wasn't just the drinks--it was the sense of community. Because Meech is so personable, we naturally struck up conversations with another customer, making the café feel welcoming from the very beginning. I also admire how she supports emerging artists and coffee entrepreneurs by opening her space for pop-ups and collaborations. If you're interested in partnering with them, you can fill out the collaboration form in the Network section of their website. Moon Lab brings the soul back to what a neighborhood café should be: a place that feels homey, brings people together, and fosters genuine human connection. They're passionate about crafting excellent coffee, but even more passionate about creating a space where people can connect. That's something worth supporting. IG: Jubes111

I am a huge tea drinker and this is one of the best quality teas I have had. Hands down the…read morebest!!!! This place gives you the calmness the moment you walk in will full of aroma from the various teas. The experience of tasting slowly brew tea and listening to the deep history of the Chinese tea was so incredible. The owner was so kind and explained the process so well. Definitely worth the price.

My husband and I stopped by Jin Yun Fu Tea Stop for a tea tasting experience this past weekend. The…read moretea shop was founded in Fuzhou, China, in 1995, but they opened a NYC location in 2026. The shop is beautiful - minimalist and peaceful - and full of products for sale - tea and teaware. They also offer a range of experiences: Traditional Gong Fu Cha Tea Tasting; Horizontal Flight; Private Collection Tea Tasting; Song Dynasty Whisked Tea; and private events. We reserved a Ming Dynasty Tea Tasting/Cultural Experience through airbnb (I don't see the exact same experience listed on their website), which included five rounds of tea brewing from one type of tea. The tea was delicious and the experience - so traditional - was beautiful and special. The experiences and the teas and teaware sold at the shop are a bit pricey (for example, one tea canister I saw was $135, and one teapot over $500), but it's a special experience. The service was great; we felt we learned so much. For anyone who loves Chinese tea or who wants to learn more, Jin Yun Fu is worth a stop!

Normally when I search up tea places in NYC, it sends me to a quick boba shop (which I love, don't…read moreget me wrong). But I absolutely love this place because I can slow down and just enjoy the flavor of tea without the distractions. My bf and I love going through the little book of all the teas they have and picking ones to try. We're trying to get though all of them... The only drawback I would say is that it's a tad expensive, but I do understand the price! All the people that work there are so sweet, patient, and super knowledgeable too! Love to atmosphere and the seating they have available too.

The pineapple linzer was so different we both bought a box to take home…read more The place is small so just plan accordingly. We got there right as they opened

Food/drinks: delish! Got the coconut coffee and it was very strong!…read more Atmosphere: really stunning atmosphere with high ceiling, art, and huge windows Has couch seating inside and small tables outside Service: friendly and quick! Price: $8 which is to be expected in NY lol

Vibe/ambiance: clean, modern Service: standard…read more Items ordered: matcha latte: milky blackberry matcha: way too sweet