Julia H

Finally came to this location! Coffee drinks was great as usual. I would recommend items from seasonal menu since they always come up with unique flavors and combinations. Hummus toast was slightly pricy but delicious.

Mari Hua

Blackberry coffee was delightful - the fruit flavor paired well with the roast and was elevated despite the strong coffee taste. The cup it was served in had a beautiful and unique silhouette- I was inspired to draw it. I will say that the matcha was a weak for my taste, but the unique and solid coffees more than make up for it. The cafe is small but if you can get a seat, it’s a great place to work with plenty of charging ports. Every time I go inside, the energy is high and the service is great.

Yunong Shi

Another boring workday morning and you come to this delightful coffee shop with a light, cheerful atmosphere. This makes your day. The menu is thoughtfully curated—I had the Bird of Paradise (matcha with coconut juice and pineapple), which was refreshing, well-balanced, and visually appealing. Not as addictive as some milk tea because it’s much healthier. The staff are warm and welcoming. Using metal straws and glassware instead of plastic is a thoughtful detail that makes a difference. A great place for a relaxed visit or to grab something unique.

+3

Eunice Kim

My sister and I went one summer after church… we got this matcha lemonade with perilla leaf and it was soooo good and refreshing! I think the other drinks we tried were good too but we didn’t think it was something to rave about.. but the perilla lemonade… YUM! Also tried the sesame seed brownie and it was okay. More like sesame seed cake or something. the breakfast sando was good and the egg was so soft and light but I would like some meat. Went again before the new year… The firefly- latte made with jujube date honey syrup and gochujang, garnished with gold dusted goji berries. Honestly this was not bad. It had a subtle kick and was good. Would get it again if I wanted something different the sparrow- espresso over house-made lemon soda. As expected, refreshing and delicious the nightingale- latte made with espresso, earl grey, and turbinado sugar. I love earl grey so this was also really good spiced walnut ricotta toast- hot honey and garlic walnuts, olive oil fresh ricotta, raspberry balsamic vinegar served on sourdough bread. OMG so good! pic is blurry but had to share cus the toast was so good! - Space is a little small. When I went the first time it was pretty empty but my most recent visit there were maybe two seats - If you’re in a hurry this is not a place to go cus it does take some time to make the drinks and the toast took awhile. But if you have time and are around the area you should def check it out

+7

Faisal

Bird Branch is a fantastic spot for a delicious sandwich and a cup of expertly roasted coffee. The staff is friendly, and the atmosphere is cozy—small, but full of charm. The egg sandwich is a standout choice, as is the avocado toast. The black coffee is some of the best I’ve had in New York. Thank you to the team for such a wonderful experience ..keep up the great work!

+2

Cuisine Eats

Tried The Robin, their signature drink. It has a rich, chai latte flavor with a unique touch from the homemade almond and macadamia milk. I appreciate the seasonal options! The atmosphere is cozy, making it a great spot to catch up with friends or get some work done. The only downside is the limited seating; it can get quite busy. For a quieter experience, I recommend visiting around 4 PM on weekdays. Overall, it's a charming place worth a visit!

+2

Sergio Semeniuk

Bird’s Brunch in Manhattan is an absolute gem! The ambiance is cozy and inviting, the coffee is top-notch, and the pastries are freshly baked and delicious. The staff is friendly and attentive, making every visit a pleasant experience. Whether you're looking for a quick coffee fix or a place to relax and unwind, Bird’s Brunch is the perfect spot. Highly recommended🙌

Cindy W

I love the specialty coffees here—the Blackbird was delicious. My friends had the coffee sampler, which was great for trying different coffees without any added flavors. The place has a very cozy decor, with indoor and outdoor benches.

+1

Joshua Clements

My wife and I loved stopping in to Bird and Branch while exploring the neighborhood and waiting for the box offices to open up. We enjoyed specialty drinks and croissant sandwich, each well done. Awesome vibe. Barrista was super friendly, conversational. Lot if friendly people meeting there and stopping in, each happy to say hi to curious tourists. We can imagine this being "our place" if we lived nearby.

Great espresso shot. Service was fast. Some of their other drinks are hit or miss

Austin Graff

Every time we visit NYC, we find a new-to-us coffee shop because NYC does GREAT coffee. Although a local chain, Bird & Branch does not disappoint. Both my wife and I got iced lattes, but my wife added vanilla to hers. After mixing it, we loved both- refreshing and strong. There are a few seats and tables inside their beautiful and bright space.

Md Monir

The coffee and pastries were decent, but nothing particularly impressed me. I liked the creative menu, although my drink didn’t align perfectly with my preferences. The staff was courteous and efficient, and I understand why others enjoy this place, but it wasn’t a memorable visit for me.

The barista was very nice and the cafe was cozy and cute. However, the oat matcha (supposedly Ippodo) latte I ordered was TERRIBLE. It was grainy and tasted weird. I couldn’t really even taste the matcha. My friend’s Nightingale coffee also tasted interesting, but we’re probably just not used to such a flavor combo.

Rachel H Roundtree

At first this place seems really cute and I was excited to support a local place as I’m literally 1 minute away. I love matcha so I got a matcha latte and it was inedible- the matcha was spoiled and bitter. I tossed it on my way home. The staff also weren’t helpful- I tried to ask about their matcha squares as there’s literally no information on their website or Google maps for ingredients. I asked what the matcha square is and the answer I got is that it’s a square. Not helpful at all so I didn’t order it. I guess try at your own risk but I certainly will never be returning