Mike Reviewed It!

I want to give this place 5 stars and I will tell you why. But first I would like to describe the atmosphere. Came here on a cold fall day around 3pm. I have passed by before and noted that I needed to check this place out. The name of the shop 'Mighty Oak' intrigued me. I like how the shop looks from the outside. Earthtones, corner door. Very welcoming. I go inside and feel the vibe. Very quiet. Very studious. Very chill. Kinda bohemian. Like everyone has their head down in a book or on their phone why music plays in the background. The order: Latte (Hot) 2% no sugar as always. Taste: I like the rich taste of the espresso beans. The temperature is on point. Not too hot, not too warm. So I like everything about this place. Down to the stickers and the choice of complimentary sparkling water or fresh. I could see myself sitting here next time with the book and a cold brew perhaps. Looks enticing in the jugs on the counter. Alas, there was no seats so I left. Even the bench outside had people. 5 stars for the Atmosphere/ vibe, and the excellent coffee.

+1

Grzegorz Rozum

One of my favorite coffee spots in Astoria. Their lattes are delicious. No indoor seating yet, only a window open for ordering.

+4

Amber Johnson

Mighty Oaks is one of my favorite neighborhood spots in Astoria. The iced latte, as well as lemon cake, were excellent. The staff were attentive and it's a great spot to reflect solo or catch up with a friend. I also appreciate the tap and sparkling water available for patrons. Definitely a regular spot for me.

Queeny Qiu

This cafe is now one of our must visits in Astoria. The coffee was super delicious and prices were very reasonable. We love any cafes that avoid single use cups and they were very accommodating. Would highly recommend anyone visiting the neighborhood and try out their coffee. Also biker friendly as they have a to go window!

Adrian M. Nenu

Fantastic corner coffee shop! Amazing drinks especially their Mocha, hot chocolate and espresso! Super friendly staff and ambience of the shop. No dinning in but I’m not upset! If you come once you’ll become a loyal customer forever! We go from quite far away now just because we lived nearby once!

Ela Sh

The coffee is good and the space is nice, but they really need a toaster for the pastries. It’s the only coffee shop I’ve been to that doesn’t have one, and because of that the pastries come out hard instead of warm and fresh. Adding a toaster would make a big difference.

Phillip Kautz

Maybe the best coffee in this part of Astoria. If you judge from a cup of regular coffee then Mighty Oak is outstanding. Great atmosphere and a pleasant, professional staff make this a welcoming place that I will gladly return to anytime. Nice stop before a walk up the block to Queen's Ink.

Jay Cee

Wasn't really feeling it. Lots of one-person laptop people taking up all the two-tops on a busy sunday. Wasn't really impressed with my drink or either of my baked goods. Service was efficient and the decor was nice, though. Might try again if i happen to walk by and it isn't busy but won't go out of my way again.

Safia Ali

The service is cold and dismissive and the coffee itself is horrible. Cant believe they roast on sight- they should simply use one of the amazing New York roasters out here who knows what they are doing. $7 wasted...

Regita Xhiherri

The male barista working on Monday afternoon, 8/25/2025 was extremely disrespectful. I ordered two coffees, yet only one was made and I had to return to the counter to confirm for the second. When the first drink was finished, the barista simply shouted “cappuccino” across the café rather than handing it to me directly despite me being close by. As I was leaving, he remarked “Sir, your cups..” to which I jokingly replied that since I had already paid, picked up my own drink, and left a tip, something should be on the house. His response—“It’s common courtesy to pick up after yourself, nobody asked you to tip me”—was unprofessional, dismissive, and inappropriate. Did he want me to clean the table too and do his job for him? This conduct reflects a lack of basic courtesy and professionalism, and I urge management to address it promptly.