Oksana Davidson

Definitely recommend to visit. We visited in the middle of November. Only 6 locations like that in the world. Not your typical Starbucks experience. Food is exceptional! Huge choice of exclusive merchandise for purchase. You will not find this merchandise selection online or in a typical Starbucks store.

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Kensi Tenhouse

Such a great place to visit. I went at 2pm on Sunday and was able to sit down right away in their upper bar. They had the holiday Espresso Martini Flights and it was such a great experience. All the martinis were amazing. Highly recommend to anyone visiting and wanting some great espresso martinis!

+1

Gabriel Alexander

Great vibes, music, atmosphere, the decor is super cool and especially the Great Great service you will receive from all the staff here, Arriviamo Bar set up, decor, cocktails are amazing. Definitely a place you can spend so many hours and vibe all day, I love the unisex restrooms concept. Starbucks Reserve Roastery New York city is the place to get your matcha and cool cocktails if you love coffee, if you don't drink coffee, they have options as well.

+1

Samuel Lam

Come here for an amazing Starbucks experience. We popped in a little early before the bar opened but had an amazing light breakfast! Tried the seasonal Pumpkin spice latte which was delicious. The almond croissant and breakfast harsh with eggs just simple went so well. Then I finally found the Starbucks Reserve Roastery flask. Perfect to store a coffee or whisky while on the go!!!!!

+5

Christian Cho

Located near Chelsea Market and the Google headquarters in New York City, you‘ll find Starbucks Reserve Roastery New York, a unique Starbucks location. Unlike typical stores, this location offers a hands-on experience with the coffee roasting process and offers a variety of specialty coffees and cocktails. It also sells special items like limited-edition reusable cups and tumblers, making them popular souvenirs. The spacious and unique interior makes a visit a truly special experience.

+11

Divyanshu Sharma

This was my first visit to the Starbucks Reserve Roastery in the U.S., and it was absolutely amazing! The place isn’t just about coffee — it offers a wide range of food, drinks, and even coffee beans sourced from different countries. There’s also a beautiful bar serving a full selection of liquors, which adds to the experience. I tried the tiramisu coffee, served in a ceramic cup with an elegant embossed “R” chocolate on top, and also enjoyed the squash and ricotta bread. The space is huge, with plenty of seating options. I chose a cozy spot near the fireplace — perfect for great photos! Definitely a must-visit spot.

+7

Liz Withers

This place is cool. I walked through here out of curiosity back in 2017 because it was so big and I wanted to know why. Unfortunately my husband and I had just eaten and didn’t partake in the amazing looking food back then. This time, we went hungry. We got a couple croissant sandwiches, a doughnut, and a cookie. They were all phenomenal. I got a sandwich that had prosciutto and parmigiano reggiano and it was absolutely delicious. The sandwich, sauce, and arugula on it all worked very well together to make a very satisfying breakfast. The doughnut was a blueberry cake with a hard purplish blueberry icing on it. It was soft, moist, and it could melt in your mouth. The chocolate chip cookie was rich, chewy, and had almost a carmelized texture. Customer service was on point too! The girl who took my order was kind, fast, and smiled. We’ll keep returning here on future trips.

LoreKataoka

This was my second visit to Starbucks, and I love stopping by to check out what’s new. I always make sure to bring home a Starbucks mug as a little souvenir. The food is great, the place is usually nicely busy, and it’s just a really good spot to visit. I especially enjoy watching the coffee being made — it’s fascinating to see the process up close. Overall, it’s a cozy and enjoyable experience every time!

+10

Gerard Martínez

More than going to a cafe, this is an experience. The place is really really nice, big, and with many unique areas that make it really standout as a place for coffee lovers. The service was really good (all staff members were super nice). As for the coffee, you have different options available, I would give it an overall 7. If you go downstairs, you can even order chemex or drip coffee, and the capacity to choose between 4 different grains. I chose the New York one, which was ok (but not super super good). Would recommend to visit this place at least once!

Amin Sameni

Impressive and beautifully designed space with multiple floors and a lively atmosphere. Great place to experience specialty coffee, unique drinks, and fresh bakery items you won’t find at a regular Starbucks. Very popular and busy, especially during peak hours, but still worth visiting for the experience and ambiance.

+11

Ozgun Saran

Just wow—this Starbucks Reserve space is impressive. Every time I visit, it’s buzzing with tourists, kids, and New Yorkers alike. The first few times I came here, we stuck to coffee, and it was definitely delicious. Today, though, we decided to switch things up and enjoyed two glasses of red wine, along with a croissant and a tiramisu to share. Was it expensive? Yes. Was it tasty? Absolutely. And the ambiance? Lively and energetic. All in all, it was well worth it—we had a great time.

Nestor Timog

Plenty of seating sections to choose from our reserve a VIP table. The bar wraps around the majority of the floor, so be on the look out for people finishing up their drinks and/or pastries. We came is a group of twelve so finding a space where everyone will be together was a concern. Good thing demo by the lower section was wrapping up and we were able to secure the oval table that happens to accommodate all of us. Perfect timing for a good cup of hot beverage and ample selections of seasonal food, pastries, and sandwiches from their Experience Bar Menu. Overall great and cozy ambiance with well curated treats for a variety of pallets.

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Kelly Chan

Food: 3 Stars Service: 5 Stars Ambience: 4 Stars Value: 3 Stars Sanitary: 4 Stars Overall: 3.8 Stars This was my first time visiting a Starbucks Reserve Roastery, and it truly set the bar high in terms of atmosphere. The space is absolutely beautiful and incredibly expansive — you can easily spend a good chunk of time just exploring all the different sections. What makes this location stand out is that it’s far more than “just a coffee shop.” They offer an impressive range of food, specialty drinks, and coffee beans sourced from around the world. One of the highlights for me was the stunning bar area, fully stocked with a wide selection of liquors you’d never expect to find in a Starbucks. It really adds a unique twist to the overall experience. Service was exceptional, all the staff members were all so incredibly nice and friendly. I think I also came at the right time as they had holiday decorations out. All so pretty! That said, I think I may have ordered the wrong thing when it came to food. The sandwich I had was unfortunately a miss — overly salty and just very average for the price point. The seasonal hot chocolate was enjoyable and comforting, but not quite the mind-blowing experience I hoped for based on the hype. On a more positive note, the assortment of souvenirs and coffee beans is exceptional. You can pick up blends and gifts from locations across the country, which makes it a fun spot to shop for something a little more unique. Despite the food hiccup, I’d absolutely come back. The space, the drinks, and the overall vibe make it worth another visit — and next time, I’ll definitely try something different on the menu. xx kellychan360

+24

Jasmin Sanders

So, this was the first Roastery I've been to (I've now been to 3) so I came here on a return visit with my family. Immediately, I loved how not busy it was, probably because we arrived late morning on a Monday. Also, the gorgeous holiday decorations were so warm and inviting. We were able to find seats for all 6 of us Immediately. I will say the whole "experience" of ordering, shopping, getting the food eating the food, etc. took us a couple of hours. The service was slow even though it wasn't that many people there. We sat in the Arrivamo area and though they sell the same foods as the main area, they told us they were out of things that they had. Fortunately, the upstairs area was able get us the food that we actually wanted. Also, we did have great service from the lady at the coffee grinding area and one of the bakers. Though this was my first Roastery of 3 and holds a special place in my heart, it's now my least favorite due to the small size and service. Overall, I still recommend a visit to experience a roastery especially if you've never been before.

Daniel J

Location & Vibe: I had a chance to visit this massive Roastery, and the location is perfect—right next to Chelsea Market. It’s an easy stop to add to your Meatpacking District itinerary. Merchandise: Even if you aren't grabbing coffee, it's worth a visit just for the shop. They have really nice merchandise, and I ended up grabbing some exclusive New York items that you can't find at regular stores. The Highlight (Traveler Tip): Honestly, the best part for me was the facilities. The bathrooms were incredibly clean, which is a luxury to find while walking around the city. Verdict: I didn't try their drinks this time, but as a pit stop for unique souvenirs and a clean restroom, it gets a thumbs up.

The black coffee was mediocre. They've got a lot of interesting looking pastries and drinks, but they're all $15-$25. I'm the kind of person who will spend $40 to try a really rare and interesting pourover, but not to try some souped up normal starbucks drink. The cocktails also look interesting but run $25-$35 each, so I guess maybe stop by to grab one while bar hopping? That all being said, the environment is pretty cool. They've got a bunch of roasters and stands to sell various things. There are two coffee bars and the bar bar up above. The coffee bar on the lower level had all sorts of fun, more retro equipment and the staff was making coffees and bringing them around as samples. The staff were all very pleasant. I just didn't enjoy the black coffee anywhere near as much as other places around Manhattan.

It was ok. I am too used to the one in Tokyo. There weren’t any roastery worth merchandise to buy. Tried New York blend coffee which was good and light which is ok for late afternoon. But overall good experience!