New York city guide
Coffee worth going back to in New York.
15 cafés on the Brew Routes map, organized around the cup, the room, and whether each place earns another visit.
New York guide
15 cafés worth a look
Most would-go-back signals first.
787 Coffee
Vibrant Puerto Rican coffee culture: amazing lattes, plants, and community tables.
Google 4.9
787 Coffee (East Village)
Cozy, plant-filled East Village spot with a famous swing and Puerto Rican espresso.
Google 4.9
Simpl Coffee
Minimalist, tiny spot for a quick, quality coffee—try the real strawberry latte.
Google 4.9
787 Coffee (FiDi)
Vibrant, plant-filled Puerto Rican-inspired space ideal for long WFH sessions with ample outlets.
Google 4.8
Green Lane Coffee
Cozy, minimalist UES gem known for their killer flat whites and must-try tahini cookies.
Google 4.7
Saltwater Coffee
Cozy, minimalist Australian cafe with a chill vibe and excellent maple lattes.
Google 4.8
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St Kilda Coffee
Hidden, cozy basement cafe with minimalist charm and quality, fruity espresso.
Google 4.8
Suited
Elegant FiDi spot; often crowded but serving impeccable coffee on a Kees Spirit.
Google 4.7
Voyager Espresso
Underground, space-age lair serving NYC's most scientifically precise espresso.
Google 4.7
Black Fox Coffee
Destination-worthy multi-roaster inside a sleek Art Deco space with professional baristas.
Google 4.5
Coffee Project New York
A cozy, minimalist hub, perfecting the unique Deconstructed Latte experience.
Google 4.6
Felix Roasting Co
Luxurious NoMad coffee palace; don't miss the dramatic copper-domed oval bar.
Google 4.6
Little Collins
Small, bustling Midtown gem known for its flat whites and Modbar espresso.
Google 4.5
Remi Flower & Coffee
Bustling, plant-filled social hub with gorgeous, floral-infused lattes.
Google 4.6
Variety Coffee Roasters
A spacious, colorful cafe with La Marzocco consistency for focused remote work.
Google 4.5