One size which is a pretty big one - soy latte $5. Coffee is rather week and milky tasting. Not great.
Good soy latte if you can get into this popular spot. It's bigger than it looks from the outside and the line moves so worth the wait!
Have soy milk and lots of seating. Haven't had a latte here yet but a small coffee which was good.
Good soy latte here, lots of flavor. Food is excellent if a little pricey too. Book ahead to get in for weekend brunch and avert the wait!
Probably the best coffee on the UWS. Small soy latte $4. Gourmet donuts and a few small tables. Loyalty card - every 10 coffees = 1 free. Friendly, unpretentious staff.
Great coffee, deep flavor, right temperature, etc. Small soy latte $4-ish? Can't recall but always worth it. Roasting onsite and catch a 'cupping' session for full appreciation.
Above average but not great coffee. Soy latte around $4 but inconsistent quality, temperature, etc. Staff never seem happy. Still better than Starbucks though.
Sustainable, organic, etc. which is all good but $5 for a small, soy latte is rather expensive. It was well made and a pretty great though.
I haven't had their coffee but tried a soy chai tea latte which was really good. Well blended and satisfying for $3.75.
Surprisingly, they serve a good and strong soy latte here for around $4. Deep, intense taste. Double roasted perhaps? Served in a pretty small tea cup and saucer. Get to browse used books too!
They may have nailed the French bistro food but they do not have soy milk here, fyi. Choose from a Parisien or a NY menu at breakfast and at dinner, the roasted salmon was great. Safe classics here.
A safe, conservative bistro with staples like omelets, sandwiches and pizzas. All dishes were ok not great. Friendly service. No soy milk available.
Small soy latte around $4.75 which was weak and milky with no real flavor. Quite a wait too when it gets busy.
There's always a wait in this quaint and cosy spot. Food was fresh but rather expensive, e.g. $18 for a cold shrimp salad with lettuce on a small plate. Good soy latte though!
A smooth and sweeter coffee than others. Great seating space that's dimly-lit and cosy but roomy at the same time. Wifi too. Small soy latte $4.50 to stay
Consistently weak and watery coffee. Shame since it's a nice spot to watch the world go by. Free wifi so lots of students. Soy latte disappointed.
Strong coffee made by super friendly staff. Good soy lattes and even their decaf Americano tasted great. Only 3 tables and limited bar seating but a nice break from Nolita and Soho shopping.
Small space but good to grab and go sit in the park opposite. Small and tasty eats incl granola and yogurt and grilled sandwiches. Soy flat white was delicious.
Tucked away near scaffolding but next to Tompkins Square Park is some great coffee. Always strong, aromatic and with a nice crema. Some space for lingering, standing or seating but plain inside.
Strong coffee with robust flavor. No extra cost for soy milk so $3.50 for a small soy latte. Cosy seating and efficient but not super friendly service. Wifi.
Cute, small place with a good soy latte around $4. Limited seating but nice vibe and friendly staff. Good tunes mostly.
Quirky coffee shop with a few tables. Feels like your weird aunt's go-to-spot. Good for lingering on a winter afternoon. Don't miss the hot chocolate.
Very open and bright space but the soy latte I had was very weak and watery tasting. Hopefully things pick up and change as they ease into the new digs.
Consistently good coffee from Think stores. Super machine with talented baristas. They donate to good causes too. Drinks with a conscience. Soy latte $4.50, strong with well warmed milk.
Good if expensive $5 for soy latte (12 oz) so order a cappuccino if you want a smaller one (8 oz). Unfriendly staff but cute setting and store adjoins a Strand Books store
Great local coffee place, lots of seating incl some outside, pastries from excellent bakeries incl Balthazar and other local ones. Good soy latte $4 and the line even tho long, moves quickly
Perk up after a show with a cappuccino and homemade (they take three days to prepare!) almond or whole wheat croissants.
Roasting on site. Warehouse space with couches and lots of seating. $4.25 latte. Solid and strong. Good decaf too. Buy tins to take home if you love it!
Great brunch with non-standard items incl salmon belly avocado tartare, fregola roasted vege salad, cornflake crusted French toast. No soy milk on last visit but am told that will change.
Best cup'a around. Always good indie rock playing. -Seth Caro, Top Chef Just Desserts
I don't believe much in god, but if god made an iced coffee it would be the New Orleans from Blue Bottle. It's pretty much divine.
Not just a dessert spot. Lunch includes a gourmet cold salad bar incl delicious pea-crusted tofu with cilantro sauce and other such offerings, cost by weight. Soups and hot food available too.
Stumptown Coffee's gorgeous new shop in Greenwich Village includes a brew bar in the back along with a tiny espresso machine for single origin coffee. Read more.
An attractive, spacious, house-like shop on Greenpoint's Manhattan Ave, Propeller serves Toby's Estate Coffee, roasted in Williamsburg. Free wifi, plugs & retro design touches. Read more.
North Brooklyn in Nordic mood ♥ Fantastic new coffee shop in Greenpoint. Minimalist scandinavian design. Scandinavian coffee roasters: Johan & Nyström, Tim Wendelboe or Reykjavík Roasters, Smily team.
Deconstructed falafel on kale salad instead of Za'atar pita $8. Chia seed pudding.
Arguably the best espresso experience in NYC. Relax, and have a chat with the knowledgeable baristas while you sip. You'll leave wondering why all places don't serve their shots with sparkling water.
groovy james brown music, solid coffee and minimal baby traffic. Please don't change.
WiFi, coffee from Blue Bottle both strong. Outlets everywhere. Genuinely friendly baristas. SOLID.
Seattle coffee comes to NYC! In typical New York style, though, the café is small, has only standing room, but still manages to have a small roaster and a restroom.
Got a Granola cup w/ honey, yogurt and berries and an Americano to go in under 5 mins. All around delicious. Nothing close to it in the area.
Almond milk latte 8 oz $4.50, good coffee but milk was not foamed well. Lots of seating and natural light. Limited baked goods individually wrapped.
Egg white frittata with sautéed mushrooms & caramelized onions and salad $16, plus they take brunch bookings
One of two new Australian-owned specialty coffee shops in Midtown East, Little Collins serves Counter Culture & sandwiches to a neighborhood in dire need of their services. No wifi. Read more.
Killer espresso drinks AND the building was part of the Underground Railroad - caffeine with a side of history!
Although the High Line Hotel's exterior looks something like a correctional facility, if you venture inside, you'll find Intelligentsia's attractive lobby coffee bar, their first in NYC. Read more.
