Coffee Lovers Should Visit These Top NYC Coffee Shops
By Alex O'Dwyer
NYC is full of great coffee spots making it hard to choose which ones to visit. So, we’ve composed a list of some you should visit on your NYC Holiday- taking into account taste as well as the most Instagrammable coffees, of course!
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1. Toby's Estate
This small batch roaster has a few locations across the city so you have no excuse not to try it on your holiday to New York. Make sure to visit the Flatiron Espresso Bar and see if you’ll be one of the rare few lucky enough to get a window seat. There’s also a book shop attached to it that you can check out while you’re there.
2. Sweatshop
This Australian run studio and espresso bar in Brooklyn is normally packed, and rightly so. They do a drink called the Sparky which consists of espresso, club soda and lime, and they also sell jaffles which are the Australian equivalent of toasties. During the summer you can experience their Australian style iced coffees and soak up the sun out on the front patio.
3. Devoción
Pop down to this coffee shop that prides itself on being the only exclusively ‘farm-to-table’ coffee roaster in the world. Their coffee beans are sourced from Colombia where they are dry-milled and shipped to the US 10 days after ‘green’ for roasting, meaning they always offer newly roasted, fresh coffee. This spot has been described as a ‘tropical living room’ because there are loads of plants and big leather couches, as well as an open skylight that covers the shop in natural light.
4. Chalait
If you like matcha then this is the spot for you! While they focus mainly on making matcha more palatable to the western world, they still sell the regular coffees and teas that you’re used to so don’t worry if you’re not fully sold on matcha. This spot is also a great one to people watch from while sipping away on your drink.
5. Birch Coffee
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Unlike many coffee shops that have become impersonal, at Birch they encourage their baristas to learn customers’ names and orders making for a great personal experience. They have plenty of locations across NYC so it won’t be too hard to find one. Their Flatiron location has lots of books everywhere so you can give one a read while drinking one of their great, strong coffees.
6. Blue Bottle Coffee
This one is great for both hot and iced coffee fans. Customers can try out San Francisco’s Blue Bottle Coffee that is made to order from freshly roasted beans. For iced coffee drinkers the New Orleans-style coffee comes recommended as it is brewed with roasted chicory and milk and cane sugar are added to it.
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