That all changed when Blank Slate opened at the end of last year. Blank Slate Coffee + Kitchen: Working in Midtown, it’s hard to find a great coffee shop that isn’t Starbucks. Happy Bones NYC: After a long day of shopping in SoHo, sneak into Happy Bones for the best chai latte and a Dough donut to get your afternoon sugar fix.ĩ. Bluestone Lane: Known for its famous avocado toast, Bluestone is quickly expanding around the city with new locations, so there’s no excuse to miss out on this adorable Australian coffee shop and café.Ĩ. And its cute sugar packets make each visit to this coffee shop even sweeter!ħ. Jack’s Wife Freda: Jack’s is one of my go-to’s for a great brunch, but it’s also the best place when you need some quiet time and a great latte. Woops!: It’s hard to resist passing a Woops! when you know an excellent cup of coffee and extra-large, chewy cookies are waiting inside for you to enjoy!Ħ. Chalait: Matcha tea lattes are the new must-have when it comes to coffee drinks, and Chalait is the place to go when trying this bright green and healthy drink for the first time.ĥ. Located above the company’s flagship store, this coffee shop is known for its green and white china, extra-large lattes and delicious chocolate chip cookies.Ĥ. Ralph’s Coffee: There is nowhere more charming than Ralph Lauren’s own coffee shop, Ralph’s. Toby’s Estate Coffee: With a few locations around Manhattan and Brooklyn, Toby’s is always cozy and comforting for when we’re in need of some extra caffeine-and the perfect coffee cup Instagram is always guaranteed.ģ. Whether you choose to grab a coffee to go or sit and enjoy the amazing brunch menu, you’re sure to keep coming back.Ģ. Maman: I first fell in love with Maman for its blue and white cups and delicious pastries at its SoHo location, but when Maman Tribeca opened earlier this year, this has turned into one of my new favorite weekend hangouts. he honey lavender latte is a special treat.1. This Tribeca spot is owned by actor Hugh Jackman and founded with a big heart: 100% of the profits go to the Laughing Man Foundation, which Jackman created to support educational programs, community development, and social entrepreneurs around the world. Laughing Man Coffee Co.: 184 Duane St., Manhattan Top it off with some trendy merchandise and high-quality espresso, and you have the perfect pick-me-up while touring downtown. Here, you’ll find a coffee menu of just the basics, and an industrial space with a few tables. This shop in Little Italy may be minimal, but it's definitely a must-visit when in town. There's also comfy seating to lounge out on as you sip.
This trendy cafe-slash-event space serves up deliciously unique concoctions using their signature coffee blends. Chillhouse: 149 Essex St., ManhattanĬhillhouse in the Lower East Side prides itself on self care, with wellness-based drinks and an in-house nail salon and massages. If that's not enough to satisfy your sweet tooth, the towering shaved ice bowls should do the trick. Fun flavors include marshmallow, red velvet, and taro. Ask for a latte with foam art, and you’ll get an adorable bunny design atop your beverage. Sweet Moment in Chinatown is practically made for Instagram. Flush with natural light and adorned in greenery, Devoción offers a pleasant retreat from the streets of Brooklyn. While there are locations throughout Manhattan and Brooklyn, the Williamsburg branch is a personal favorite. Devoción Café: 69 Grand St., Brooklynĭevoción is a sustainable cafe with Colombian roots and delicious brews. Try crafty espresso drinks like the Paris Fog latte (made with Earl Gray tea and lavender). With a library-like interior and comfy leather seating, Ground Central is a great spot to decompress after a long stretch of sightseeing. There are several locations around Manhattan (including the Financial District and Midtown), and each comes with unique murals that portray the Empire State. Ground Central is wholeheartedly devoted to its New York theme. Ground Central Coffee: 2 Coenties Slip, Manhattan
Unsurprisingly, they also make a great flat white. Situated in the middle of all the Williamsburg action, Sweatshop is near an abundance of shops and restaurants. With a mural out front that declares “Don’t Look for Love, Look for Coffee," this Australian espresso bar is the epitome of Brooklyn's trendy coffee culture. Sweatshop: 232 Metropolitan Ave, Brooklyn This gorgeous space drips with arrangements and plants, and they serve beautifully crafted flower lattes (think rose and lavender) adorned with actual petals. Located in Midtown East, Remi Flower & Coffee is less of a coffee shop set within a floral paradise. Remi Flower & Coffee: 906 2nd Ave, Manhattan
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