Ido Simyoni

Such a sweet and professional coffeeshop in lower East side . Their coffee is amazing . I for the oat milk latte Andy friend got ice almond latte. I’m not sure what oat their using (I don’t think it was oatly) but my friend loved her almond latte (I think they used pacific ). The barista was super nice and friendly.

+1

Mindy Ramirez

Probably one of the best coffee places in NYC. We traveled all the way from UWS to get coffee here. We ordered an americano and a flat white. Both extremely good.

+1

Renault Young

Cool live roasting. The beans are medium or medium dark roast, but I'm biased and only like light roast. They let me have a small taste before I committed to buying anything, which I appreciate. I did not end up buying anything.

Omri Cohen

Special concept! Roasting Plant roasts everything onsite, brews each cup to order, and shows the beans in their fancy tubes. There’s 7 hoppers of different beans from all over the world. Each coffee drink is brewed fresh, which is rare for drip coffee. You can see and hear the beans shoot from the hopper through the tubes into the machine. Cool experience! The barista was kind enough to let me sample a few different beans. You can get any of the beans brewed fresh as drip coffee. Freshly roasted, freshly brewed. The coffee? The drip coffee was solid, but not as strong in aroma or taste as a pourover or something I would’ve expected. Solid coffee. The space is nothing special: lacks indoor seating, and has one table outside. Super cool watching the coffee beans roast! Management should consider making the space for homey to hang-our in with additional seating. Drip coffee score: 4/5. Everything else score: 3.5/5. Overall score: 3.75/5.

+3

Ekaterina Spiridonova

I had super delicious latte with almond milk, but expensive (almost $6 for a small one) Customer service on my visit was also quite poor, slow and indifferent. Wouldn’t consider as every-day-go-to-spot, but more like a treat. Place is very tiny, so it’s grub-n-go style.

+2

Clyde

I love a cafe that you could pick the beans!! But I was a bit disappointed with the Jamaica Blue Mountain that cost an extra $3 for an already expensive latte ($9 total), which I would have been happy to pay for but it wasn’t particularly worth the money. I’ve been to other cafes that serve the same bean for a similar taste for much. Also, they served a really small cup. Like $9 for a small latte?

Abbiline Mendosa

Drinks were alright, not the best we’ve had in the city. The barista was quite standoffish when we tried to exchange pleasant conversation - hostility is not necessary if you’re working in a coffee shop, please improve your customer service. Made us regret leaving a tip.

Rachel Smith

I love the coffee and the staff here, but the owners apparently do not care to take care of either because they haven’t fixed the lack of air conditioning at this location that has been ongoing for a while. It’s really unpleasant to go inside a space that is so hot, and it has to be quite uncomfortable for the staff to work in. The two stars I give are for the quality of the coffee and friendliness of the employees, but the deductions are warranted given the poor environment.

Grace Zhang

LOVE the coffee and the people working here are so friendly. Would give 5 stars but in the past few weeks it's been incredibly hot in the shop, especially when beans are roasting. It's difficult being in the store, I don't know how the baristas work all day in that environment...

Kevin Ghorbani

They don’t respect customers at all. Went in about an hour before closing, and the barista (Sept 1, ~4pm) said she’s on a break for the next 30 minutes, and you could not buy anything, while talking to her friend at the door. So, I had to leave and will never go back. That’s not how you run a successful business. Very rude and disrespectful.