Delicious Mochas and Lattes. The service was friendly and informative. Perfect way to start the day.
Gabi H.
The service here was great, both of the baristas were kind and helpful and patient. They also spoke both English and Spanish. The bun I had was great, and my latte is yummy! Not too sweet and can taste both the espresso and caramel. There is some seating to read a book or just take a break. I'm so glad I found this spot in Washington Heights!
John D.
Has the potential to be good. Giving it a generous 2 stars because I know they're somewhat new. But please invest the time and energy in making better coffee and espresso drinks. Coffee is an art and science within itself. Coffee was watery and bland and I didn't even finish it. I also bought a latte as well in the past and it just tasted like watered down low cost coffee with hot milk dumped in. The place has the potential, but the lack of passion from the owners is very evident. Invest in good quality coffee and educate yourself on making good drinks and the coffee making process. Seems to be the best way to be successful. Especially since there are so many independent and chain coffee shops in NYC that are churning out amazing coffee and espresso drinks. Best of luck!
Bernice N.
Great location! Right in front of the bus stop! Came in to get something hot to drink, the fall weather is changing it was getting a lil cooler outside and the bus was taking a long time to come. Decided to get me a gingerbread latte. It was good, not the best I had, but served its purpose. I normally carry a biscotti everywhere with me, its small and portable and goes with any hot drink. It went well with my latte. This place is small and although they do have counter space, you are not allowed to stay to drink or eat anything inside at this particular time. The server was nice but I could tell their was a language barrier between us too. Someone inside the shop was able to translate so it was all good.I probably would never visit here again but never say never and like I I said it's in front of a bus stop! That alone should bring them some service. It's was clean inside and they have food options and pastry.
Dominik D.
181st street. That's how far north I have to go to be the "cool guy" that discovers a hip new place in Manhattan. But seriously, they do a nice job with the atmosphere. They're coffee needs just a bit more nuance, but this shop has so much potential!
Delicious Mochas and Lattes. The service was friendly and informative. Perfect way to start the day.
The service here was great, both of the baristas were kind and helpful and patient. They also spoke both English and Spanish. The bun I had was great, and my latte is yummy! Not too sweet and can taste both the espresso and caramel. There is some seating to read a book or just take a break. I'm so glad I found this spot in Washington Heights!
Has the potential to be good. Giving it a generous 2 stars because I know they're somewhat new. But please invest the time and energy in making better coffee and espresso drinks. Coffee is an art and science within itself. Coffee was watery and bland and I didn't even finish it. I also bought a latte as well in the past and it just tasted like watered down low cost coffee with hot milk dumped in. The place has the potential, but the lack of passion from the owners is very evident. Invest in good quality coffee and educate yourself on making good drinks and the coffee making process. Seems to be the best way to be successful. Especially since there are so many independent and chain coffee shops in NYC that are churning out amazing coffee and espresso drinks. Best of luck!
Great location! Right in front of the bus stop! Came in to get something hot to drink, the fall weather is changing it was getting a lil cooler outside and the bus was taking a long time to come. Decided to get me a gingerbread latte. It was good, not the best I had, but served its purpose. I normally carry a biscotti everywhere with me, its small and portable and goes with any hot drink. It went well with my latte. This place is small and although they do have counter space, you are not allowed to stay to drink or eat anything inside at this particular time. The server was nice but I could tell their was a language barrier between us too. Someone inside the shop was able to translate so it was all good.I probably would never visit here again but never say never and like I I said it's in front of a bus stop! That alone should bring them some service. It's was clean inside and they have food options and pastry.
181st street. That's how far north I have to go to be the "cool guy" that discovers a hip new place in Manhattan. But seriously, they do a nice job with the atmosphere. They're coffee needs just a bit more nuance, but this shop has so much potential!
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