Alexey Subach

The iced latte was really good. The fromage blanc danish was way below expectations. I can recommend this spot for coffee but not the pastries. The atmosphere is nice and it’s decorated in a stylish way

+4

Aerin C

Found this little café on Google Maps and was immediately drawn in by the interior design. The staff is friendly. The Scone and the Croissant are not too sweet. Love it. The counter is located right by the entrance, so it can feel a bit cramped when the line gets long. Seating is limited too, so we ended up standing by the window. It was a good experience overall.

Ostap Kirichenko

Excellent espresso-based drinks (cappuccino, flat white), great choice of pastries. There are also breakfast staples like avocado toast and salmon toast that are worth trying! Definitely my favorite spot for coffee in the area.

Dina Lin

The latte and espresso are pure perfection—you can truly taste the care and craft the baristas put into every cup. They also serve each order with a side of sparkling water which is a nice touch. You don’t find that in many cafes around here. We also tried the avocado toast and salmon toast (they are quite generous with the servings), and they were so delicious, not a single crumb was left! Definitely worth a try if you’re in the upper east side!

Morta Rapalyte

Spot was a convenience pick and didn’t disappoint. On the contrary - loved it! Might get out of my way to come back sometime. Their house special matcha 🍵 was delicious! I had earl grey matcha with (peas?) flowers as garnish. My hubby had oat milk flat white and it was also pretty good. Great place!

jocelyn herman

I went in here knowing I wanted one of their matcha specialties - it was VERY good. Fully blended, flavorful and not too sweet. I got the Matcha Yuchi turmeric over ice. It honesty tasted like a matcha lemonade which was to my surprise. Their almond croissant was also very good - would've loved it warm but they don't have a warmer. They had seating a few tables and since it was packed they let us pull some chairs up to another area which was nice! It is NOT cheap but what coffee / cafe is?

+6

Helen Phan

Found this spot as we were walking down Lexington on our way to another cafe but we decided to stop here instead. To be honest, haven't had great luck for coffee in NYC but this place blew us away! We came back 3 days in a row for consistently delicious espressos. Also tried their iced latte with homemade lavender syrup, and their Dear Maria drink. The cafe is comfortable to sit in and the baristas are awesome! We overheard one of the baristas tell a customer that when he makes a drink, he makes it as if he's making it for someone he loves...well we love you back 🥰

+1

Minimalist coffee shop on the UES with solid drinks. Stumbled upon this spot after a long walk through the park. For coffee, they seemed to pull their espresso and pour-overs using beans from Onyx Coffee Lab (one of my favs), but after walking around outside, we weren't quite in the mood for a hot pour-over. We grabbed a peach fizz and a matcha latte instead, and both were solid. The cafe is quite small, so it’s definitely not the kind of place where you can camp out with a laptop for a few hours. Also, there is no restroom inside. Still a great spot for a quick grab and go stop.

Mike Reviewed It!

Quick stop for coffee after a visit to the Guggenheim. Latte came out good. Nice temperature, good amount of frothiness and beans have a great taste. The shop was busy, not much seating except for the bench by the counter. Pastries looked good. Maybe next time.

+3

Mary Grant

Recently discovered this cute coffee shop in my neighbourhood! Their seasonal matcha Tokyo Fog with earl grey and the Honey Blossom latte - both were excellent. Not too sweet and perfectly balanced flavors. They are on the pricier side +-$10 per coffee. Also, really love their pastry, especially the blueberry cheese danish was delicious!

Jacqueline

Very cute spot, there are tables and a seating area. Pretty small but that’s perfect for a coffee shop. A small iced vanilla latte was a good price but it was a little sweeter than I usually like but still really good. If you want a quick coffee stop by here :)

Chana

I’ve been disappointed repeatedly by coffee in New York and this one unfortunately has kept that streak going. Got an iced soy latte that tasted mainly milk and barely any espresso. Paid 8 bucks (with tax) for this too so I’m a bit bummed. PS. also spotted a transparent matcha container on their shelf and truly hope that’s for show and not the powder they actually use or else that powder is long gone from overexposure to light.

Shirley Odelia

The bread is not very good and cold even though it was heated. The coffee was ok, and they serve it with sparkling water, though I’m not sure why. Staff was inattentive and chatting/flirting so my food took a long time to arrive and it was only after a chaser.

George

I do my best to visit all my neighborhood local coffee shops. However, I did not enjoy myself here. From the start the individual at the register didn't attempt to engage clearly & when I asked for an iced coffee, she deferred in a condescending tone. Instead of easily offering a synonymous beverage, I myself had to infer about a cold brew-- only for her to say oh yah we have that. Rather than try to seem too good for a customer, just create a welcoming interaction. To top it off, she added a mountain of ice to the cup to where ice was stacked over the lid level & I had to ask for lighter ice-- to where she insisted there will be room in the cup because I chose to have lighter ice. As a customer, I shouldn't have to be short changed. I left that place with about a 1 inch of empty space in my cup without a sip taken. $7 for weak service and bad product delivery. I will not come back.