Rose

This was my first time at Frenchy Coffee NYC and I am so glad I stopped in. Firstly, the staff is great. The cashier was gracious enough to answer my many questions and the barista was friendly. The white pistachio cold foam cold brew is to die for. I also saw a good mix of people sitting and working on their laptops versus hanging out with friends in the outdoor patio, so this place, strikes me a good vibe for both. It’s also not too far from Central Park, the conservancy garden, or the museum of the city of New York, so I definitely recommend popping in for coffee or a bite to eat before hitting those attractions.

Brenda Cooper

What an amazing little slice of Paris in the heart of Spanish Harlem. I found this place an hour before hiking there from work during my lunch hour.....and my job is no where near here but I had a hunch (especially since I love all things French) that it would be worth the trip and I was right. You walk in and it is pastry and coffee nirvana. Having been to Paris one two prior occasions I had that familiar feeling walking in with the scent of bread, fresh croissants, pastries and coffee tantalizing your sense of smell. Perrine one of the owners (the wife) greeted me with a bright smile and her lovely French accent when I walked in. She was absolutely lovely and engaging with the small conversation we had together. Perrine made by far the best latte I have had since traveling in Europe. I ordered the brown sugar maple latte iced and in hindsight I should have ordered two. I also opted to try the ham and Brie baguette which was warmed for me and was superb in every way from the fresh crunchy baguette to the thinly sliced ham with a whisper of Brie. I also ordered the cinnamon danish. There are several seats inside and outside seating (available on warmer days). I loved the fact they had multiple French products for sale, from béarnaise sauce, pork liver confit, duck foie gras just to name a few items. The only down side was it was extremely hot inside (not sure if this was caused by the oven or the heat was just cranked up high) but that's just a minor issue that is an easy fix. I wish I lived in Harlem I would have Frenchy coffee on heavy rotation for my go to coffee and sweet spot. I know I will be back I loved everything ordered.

+10

Sterling Hitchcock

My favorite coffee shop in Manhattan. Their cold brew with vanilla sweet cream cold foam and 3 pumps of french vanilla (if you’re getting a small) and 5 pumps of french vanilla (if you’re getting a large) is phenomenal. I haven’t been able to find any other coffee shop that can replicate it. So blessed to live 30 seconds away from it!

Myungji Kwak

I'm glad I found such a soothing place in my neighborhood with good coffee, good music, and comfortable seating. The prices are reasonable, and the staff are friendly. Beautiful place to take a break and get myself together.

Jean Yoon

Friendly staff, great pastries. Everything croissant: has an almond butter? Mousse? Of sort going on in it, was very good Fig.. something: Great. White hazelnut latte: tastes soft nutty, not bitter at all. A little bit too sweet for me

Mike Ortiz

Amazing French baked goods and coffees with a mini French market. This is the perfect spot for a quick breakfast before you explore Manhattan, we ate here before the museum of nyc and it was perfect. It was a little busy but they were quick with orders. The staff is super friendly and many people knew each other here, I got coffee community vibes! Jolene got a latte and croissant and I a black coffee with a savory French danish the Friand and with tomato olive filling and omg it was delicious.

+9

Hmmmm…… I would a pretty cool place to hang out with, we did have a couple of Coffee’s and croissants, and a Tuna baguette, which I must say was a complete let down, the baguette was so hard, that I could break a window pane with it, and the tuna seems like I would need to go fishing to get the quantity needed on the baguette (it was all bread and no tuna).

Tiffany W

Great authentic tasting croissants even if not made in house anymore the croissants are real like they may as well have been. Great coffee although I think I prefer the food. A bit crowded as this place is busy and seating is limited

BM

Great spot for a brunch with a couple friends. Not so big but also not too loud which is nice. They have gluten-free muffins and cookies but they were right next to the gluten-containing ones so I wouldn’t risk it as a celiac! Ended up getting a sandwich with gluten-free toast and they were pretty helpful with changing gloves and avoiding cross-contact as much as possible. Their coffee is also decent

Cynthia Sozzani

Was not bad. Was expecting a better presentation for their “Croffle” which I believe is a croissant cooked in a waffle maker with toppings. When served, looked and tasted like my little cousin who is 6 prepared it. I also ordered a Cafe au Lait which was okay. In total paid $17 which I think is a little overpriced for what it was.

Novneet Sandhu

Frenchy Coffee is a super cute and cozy place that my roommate discovered while running! We ordered coffee, the veggie quiche, and a vegan blueberry muffin. The staff was very friendly. The cashier told me that the bakery items are made fresh every morning and the vegan blueberry muffins are a favorite of the customers. I just had to try one! It was so delicious!

+1

A T

The Frenchy Coffee shop is over priced and unsanitary. They are flies on their pastries! They need lots of improvement. I would head over to the local dinner two blocks away. Coffee cold, bread are stale, baristas and cashiers are rude! Do not recommend!

Gloria Trujillo

First time at Frenchy Coffee NYC and last. 2 small coffees $4 and I asked how much is a plain butter bagel she said $5.00 =$13. Thats outrageous! The coffees were cold. The sitting inside disorganized and flies on top of pastries. I called it to the attention of the batista and he told me "that's New York." Frenchy Coffee NYC is over price and unsanitary. My kitty carrier which I had just purchased at a pet shop was left behind on the floor as i was paying for my items. When I went to drink my cold coffee the batista came to my table and asked "are you going to leave it there." It was posted that I had a snake in my kitty carrier and that it was left on top of the counter. Would a 73 year old senior carry a snake in her kitty carrier? Good luck with your business.

Pink Velvet Witch

For the prices they charge, the food is definitely not worth it. I had a matcha latte and blueberry muffin. The latte was too sweet and the matcha wasn't high quality, so it also had a very earthy taste that clashed with the sweetness. The muffin was not fresh at all, it was heavy and dense and sticky, not light or cakey at all. I don't know if they were at the end of their stock and waiting for new bakes? It seemed like they were low on things. Honestly I would have been much better off going to Blank Street, or even Starbucks.

Sophie SU

as it scored 4.6, I shall not go anywhere NYC lower than 4.9 pastries are unsurprisingly ugly. no matter how tasty it could be, never gonna beat what i got in Paris, and most recently in Bari. skipped coffee is tasteless service is below average of NYC street food. no smiling n/or happy face from the staffs. both look tired no good answer to question as simple as what flavors of latte do you have: i mean, if the menu are clear enough, who bothers to ask? a cafeteria out of good coffee, good service, and apparently out of mind