Coffee Shot

Susheela Meyyappan

The pastries are really good here, and of course great coffee. I also got a matcha latte which I really enjoyed. Nice clean atmosphere and the sandwich options are nice, it's more like a cafe with the food options rather than just a coffee shop.

D Tromp

Good latte! Nice latte art. Fast service. Good atmosphere.

ThinkEthan

Excellent bites, drinks, and environment! I love coming here for my afternoon coffee break. Must try their avocado toast! To die for!!!

Sandip Hodkhasa

Very nice restaurant for coffee add pastries I love their selection they had great coffee I definitely recommend to come back again

carlos vellojin

I really like this place , the coffee is so good ! Nice costumer service ! I do recommend 100%

This is literally my favorite coffee shop on Austin St. First off , the atmosphere is so cute, cozy and clean. It's also seasonal and just a great spot to sit and eat, drink, do work, etc. I love the staff as well, especially Alex. They are so kind and dedicated to their customers, they really make the shop even more welcoming. The drinks and food are also very yummy, I would give this place a 10 star rating if I could- I genuinely don't go anywhere else. Such a gem in the neighborhood.

Amazing coffee and wonderful staff!! I dropped my coffee on the ground and they gave me a whole new cappuccino and they were very nice about it! Would 100% recommend

I was walking by and figured I'd try something sweet and I'm glad I did. I bought a banana walnut muffin and a blueberry and cheese croissant. The croissant was amazing. Its better than most bakeries. Can't wait to go back to try the coffee. Its very clean inside but the storefront is very generic. I dont care except that it didnt draw me in. I just went in on a whim. 👍🏼

Delicious latte, egg bite was cold in the middle but otherwise delicious. Fast service but we were the only ones in the store at the time. No complaints.

J D C

Delicious latte, egg bite was cold in the middle but otherwise delicious. Fast service but we were the only ones in the store at the time. No complaints.

Jonathan Steinrueck

Amazing coffee and wonderful staff!! I dropped my coffee on the ground and they gave me a whole new cappuccino and they were very nice about it! Would 100% recommend

Edward Goodwin

I was walking by and figured I'd try something sweet and I'm glad I did. I bought a banana walnut muffin and a blueberry and cheese croissant. The croissant was amazing. Its better than most bakeries. Can't wait to go back to try the coffee. Its very clean inside but the storefront is very generic. I dont care except that it didnt draw me in. I just went in on a whim. 👍🏼

Rachel Chicareli

This is literally my favorite coffee shop on Austin St. First off , the atmosphere is so cute, cozy and clean. It's also seasonal and just a great spot to sit and eat, drink, do work, etc. I love the staff as well, especially Alex. They are so kind and dedicated to their customers, they really make the shop even more welcoming. The drinks and food are also very yummy, I would give this place a 10 star rating if I could- I genuinely don't go anywhere else. Such a gem in the neighborhood.

The best mocha in town!! Really nice ambient, clean and cozy. Very nice ppl. I once witnessed what seemed like the owner offer a homeless guy in front of the shop coffee and desert. Their iced coffee is also on point!!

Cute new place! Coffee is good, baked goods have a slightly different flair than the standard for the neighborhood (yummy spinach and cheese boureka, very flaky). Clean and cute decor and staff was quite nice. Literally the only thing I really dislike is the chairs. They are stools with a rotating top portion that has a short back and very small seat space. I definitely have a somewhat larger than average butt and my tailbone is not happy! Stools aren't always super comfy anyway but these are pretty bad.

Coffee PT

give a try reg coffee and sitting outdoor in the morning was nice. but a bit pricy $7 for small coffee and a bite of corn muffin. muffin is just salty, not so good with coffee itself. staff is friendly. place look new and clean and loud music in the Cafe.

Gabi Abrego

The best mocha in town!! Really nice ambient, clean and cozy. Very nice ppl. I once witnessed what seemed like the owner offer a homeless guy in front of the shop coffee and desert. Their iced coffee is also on point!!

Cozy coffee shop. Situated on a sunny corner of Forest Hills. A good spot to grab some quick caffeine. Got the Turkish potato Bourekas for $12. Good size & tasty, loaded with carbohydrates. PROS 1) convenient & fast service 2) outdoor seating CONS 1) limited pastry selection 2) sandwiches available but menu is not in plain view 3) cafe is loud, tough to have a conversation 4) outdoor & indoor seating is limited

The beverages I got were not good, matcha latte was just milk and ordered a macchiato and it just tasted like an espresso shot. However their pastries were good

Frugal Cyclist

Cozy coffee shop. Situated on a sunny corner of Forest Hills. A good spot to grab some quick caffeine. Got the Turkish potato Bourekas for $12. Good size & tasty, loaded with carbohydrates. PROS 1) convenient & fast service 2) outdoor seating CONS 1) limited pastry selection 2) sandwiches available but menu is not in plain view 3) cafe is loud, tough to have a conversation 4) outdoor & indoor seating is limited

Carolyn Loh

The beverages I got were not good, matcha latte was just milk and ordered a macchiato and it just tasted like an espresso shot. However their pastries were good

The high food and atmosphere score are given due to the fact I've been coming here for a while and have enjoyed it. Today I went in and was next in line. A woman enters the store and when the person in front of me is finished paying, the barista takes the woman's order who just walked in as if I was not even there.

Needed a quick bite before the movie. Went in and although there were 2 people behind the counter, I was not acknowledged for a long time. A friend of theirs came in and got his drink made and left. Then and only then did one of them asked if I had placed my order. The croissant was a bit too sweet for me. Wouldn’t come back based on lack of service.

cute little coffee shop I like trying new cafes I decided to try it first they were out of Matcha then they only tell me that they have large size in cups I decided to do a chai latte my whole entire cup is filled with ice just feels like a waste of money in my opinion. I’m pissed because why would there be so much ice in a simple ice drink . didnt really notice it until I left and then I was too late to go back.

G Q

Needed a quick bite before the movie. Went in and although there were 2 people behind the counter, I was not acknowledged for a long time. A friend of theirs came in and got his drink made and left. Then and only then did one of them asked if I had placed my order. The croissant was a bit too sweet for me. Wouldn’t come back based on lack of service.

Lee Lee

cute little coffee shop I like trying new cafes I decided to try it first they were out of Matcha then they only tell me that they have large size in cups I decided to do a chai latte my whole entire cup is filled with ice just feels like a waste of money in my opinion. I’m pissed because why would there be so much ice in a simple ice drink . didnt really notice it until I left and then I was too late to go back.

Apparently this place is Kosher, because they do not offer any thing containing meat. I spotted the Challah loaves on display and asked for one. The two guys seemed confused. I repeated myself carefully enunciating the word Challah, probably the most common form of bread besides matzoh in the Jewish world. I walk back over to the displayed loaves marked Sourdough CHALLAH (yes small and big letters respectively right on the wrapping). One guy sez 'That's not challah, that's sourdough'. This is the kind of nonsense you get constantly in Key Food, McDonalds, etc. A boutique shop like this? I've lived in Queens all my life. I know how to speak and what words mean - these little language speed bumps in shops are infuriating! If you charge premium prices you need to know your products and how to communicate with customers, particlulary new ones.

Jo

Apparently this place is Kosher, because they do not offer any thing containing meat. I spotted the Challah loaves on display and asked for one. The two guys seemed confused. I repeated myself carefully enunciating the word Challah, probably the most common form of bread besides matzoh in the Jewish world. I walk back over to the displayed loaves marked Sourdough CHALLAH (yes small and big letters respectively right on the wrapping). One guy sez 'That's not challah, that's sourdough'. This is the kind of nonsense you get constantly in Key Food, McDonalds, etc. A boutique shop like this? I've lived in Queens all my life. I know how to speak and what words mean - these little language speed bumps in shops are infuriating! If you charge premium prices you need to know your products and how to communicate with customers, particlulary new ones.

Jan Sandow

My girlfriend got a cappuccino and I had an americano to go. As the drinks were hot we just took the first sip two blocks further. This had nothing to do with coffee. Just pure bitterness. Not sure what they do to their beans or if they don't clean the machines.

T W

Unhygienic. I saw one of the guys behind the counter sneeze and continue making orders without washing his hands. Another guy brought back a pastry because he mistakenly ordered the wrong one and instead of discarding the pastry that the guy walked out of the store with, they put it back on the shelf to be ordered by the next person. That’s not how things are supposed to go 🤢 this visit was on 8/31/25 around 3:00-3:30pm so whoever was working at that time needs better training or something