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    Sahola Cafe & Coffee

    3.6 (39 reviews)
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    Shreya S.

    Cute little cafe tucked away from the usual New York chaos. The vibe is relaxed -- lots of greenery and a chic setup that makes you forget you're even in the city for a bit. It's cozy and stylish, though not a ton of seating (kind of expected for NYC). Service was great -- really fast, and our server was polite and sweet. We got cappuccino, flat white, and a slice of chocolate cake. The coffee was nice, but not that memorable, and the cake was okayish. Prices are a bit on the higher side, but overall it felt worth it for the atmosphere and the experience. Definitely a nice spot if you're looking for a quiet escape with good coffee and calm vibes.

    Spinach, feta and egg sandwich
    Nicole F.

    Ambiance is wonderful! Soothing green colors, comfy seating, hot coffee and delicious menu. Friendly employees and soothing One of my fav coffee spots.

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    Jackie C.

    Iced coffee review: 1st time, amazing and loved it. I had an iced coffee with coconut milk. Fast forward to today, the only star I'm giving this place is for my friend's drink which she liked. (Red velvet latte). After having been here before I was looking forward to a pick me up in the afternoon. We asked the barista what his fav drink was, so it was going fine at that point. I ended up ordering a basic iced coffee with half/half and vanilla. Simple right? My biggest fear is a cup of milk and a splash of coffee, which is what I got! I'm not a picky person whatsoever but that just sucks. I said sorry and asked him if he can add more coffee because it tasted mostly like half/half. He looked annoyed and added a tiny splash. Not one word was said. Service with this barista is a no, I had even tipped! I'm seeing another reviewer say the same, wish I had seen that and gone to Felix or 787 instead. All in all, this place is beautiful and a calm ambience to catch up with friends. Not sure how the pastries are so that could be good. I love exploring and finding new local coffee shops near my job but sadly this one is out. $8 for a cup of half and half, no way!

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    Prerana D.

    Wow!! this spot is absolutely gorgeous and floral galore in the best way possible. Also, their drinks are so beautiful, delicious, and high quality!! Love their seasonal lattes and that they don't charge extra for nut milks. Service is also so friendly and there is plenty of seating so it's a great spot to study with fast wifi, chill music, and outlets if needed!! Will def be coming here more :)

    Blueberry cake
    Cheyenne T.

    Super cute cafe! They have high tea set, typical coffee and tea, and some light bites. We came on a Sunday and there were some people working on their laptops. There's outdoor seating as well. They have music playing but it isn't obnoxiously loud and actually quite soothing. I'd def come back to work in this cafe!

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    Ellie C.

    Cute and quiet coffee shop with lush floral decor. The only problem is that the music is so quiet that all you can hear is the tables near you talking. Would be a good place to work with headphones in, but not so great to just relax in ambient noise without them. Drinks pricey and tables wobbly.

    Turkey Croissant
    Raia S.

    This place is awesome. I've never seen so much care to put into little things at a coffee shop, it sets them apart for sure. The cafe is an unusual vibe, quiet music, green velvet armchairs and pink fuzzy lamps, a window display with deer statues and giant fake flowers, glass tabletops with arrangements of moss and seasonal decor underneath. I liked it because I grow tired of the typical wood/neutrals coffeehouse interior. I ordered the turkey croissant and a speciality Valentine's drink called a coco berry kiss. The chef brings both out to you, garnished thoughtfully, the croissant really could have been basic but instead beautifully married sundried tomatoes and spreads with the microgreens on top, the drink had blended coconut and strawberry and raspberry but was lighter and more delicate than a smoothie. I had a nice work sesh here, honestly thought it was funny that the staff were filming social media posts for the cafe the whole time, I appreciate a little local color. I really want to try their afternoon tea now, but even a cold afternoon with a drink and snack felt decadent here.

    White bread with a slice of avocado, a reheated quiche and a slither of salmon on a cold croissant. $65 is the cost

    This is a florist that alleges cafe and worst high tea. The owner is rude, unprofessional and the food is really frozen items reheated from Costcos. There isn't a stove and I watched the workers unwrap an apple juice from the corner store. I went on Mother's Day and the service was more than an hour delayed for chef prepared tea. Please see the photos. This lady called the owner had nerve to say her service compared to Bergdorf-until I pulled up photos on my phone to show the lies told. I do not recommend and more, every advertisement down to valet parking is a lie! There is not a lot on the street the owner claims she does not have to provide the proper high tea service of tea houses.... Did I mention the tea taste like Lipton?!

    Rita L.

    cute place, great for coffee chats! Chill vibe and nice music, good for small groups or work spot.

    Manasa A.

    Cute little coffee shop in the area. Loved the ambiance and especially the tables . Coffee and spinach pastry tasted good.The pastry at 7$ was a bit overpriced.

    Beet powder latte
    Jen S.

    The floral theme is on point - it's almost like being in a terrarium. It's quiet enough to work, study, or have a peaceful coffee date. There also weren't many people there on a late Sunday morning. The drink prices are on the high side. We tried the pink drink (a beet powder latte) and the basil lemonade (blended basil with lemonade). The pink drink was slightly bland but improved with added sugar. The basil lemonade comes in a tall glass. It is very fresh and tastes strongly of basil with a hint of lemonade - reminiscent of pesto, so it's enjoyable if you like pesto. Beware of the hanging lights near the couch seats; they're low enough that you might hit your head if you're not careful when standing up.

    Pinhwa S.

    Such a pretty floral coffee shop! Loved their smoothie and coffee. Their smoothie was made with fresh ingredients! The pastries were just ok. The interior decor are so cute! Giving off forest foral vibes. Great spot to work remotely from, there are outlets and WiFi

    Rina D.

    Another wfh friendly cafe!! Beautiful interior, free wifi, couple outlets, one unisex bathroom, and multiple tables. The staff are friendly and they really put thought into each drink (might take a little while but they did a pretty swan latte art on mine). I liked that they have a variety of drinks, from lattes to mojitos, but I feel like they could use a bit more flavor! Mine tasted a lot like milk and not much more.. I think they're still renovation on the side but that didn't affect my experience here as I didn't hear any of the constructions! Just really loved the details on each table; definitely a photo worthy spot!

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    Good place, interesting atmosphere and nice music. Really like their espresso and flat white

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    The coffee was excellent, as was the service, good selection of pastries! I'll come again

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