One of the best coffee and bar place on the Northern blvd area in long Island City. The staff is super friendly and the the place has a chill out vibe of its own. Highly recommend the place whether its just a
coffee or a drink. Food is reasonable (not exceptional).
The outside doesn't do the inside justice. Really spacious layout and tastefully laid out. Good coffee and scone.
Pretty neat little place. The barista, forgot her name, was courteous and kind. The atmosphere is, how shall I put it, sorta rustic? At least that's the vibe I got when I first stepped in. The place itself is pretty large and they offer quite a bit in terms of coffee and quick-bites.
Being a coffee snob, I wish they offered some pour-over but they sadly do not. Their medium roast Burundi drip wasn't half bad, paired with a blueberry muffin. Both were pretty delicious.
Seeing as they also serve alcohol, I have no idea of they offer some coffee cocktails and such but I like my coffee unadulterated so no opinion on that.
Overall: Great atmosphere, kind staff, would come again.
I am not a big fan of wine, but neither the winds, rains nor train delayed, impeded me from going to this event and was so glad and happy that I made it. I love the way all wine taste in this place and the great price that they have. I enjoyed the tasting to many kinds of wine. The goodies offered by COFFEED were wonderful, the muffins were really moist & fresh and the brownies were so delicious I cannot stop eaten them.
The staff was very nice and very instructive; they taught us everything about wine.
Great open space, and good single origin coffee from Burundi, Ethiopia and Latin America. The baked goods are okay (the everything bagel was definitely much nicer than the plain croissant). The staff are friendly and there is a fair amount of seating if you want to dine-in. The BEST part is that a portion (~ 3%) of all profits goes to local community charities!
Good free wifi, great open-space place to work on a laptop, read, or socialize. I haven't seen it even close to crowded, which is surprising.
There are lots of 2-3 person tables, plus four 6-person high/common tables. Some power outlets, not a whole lot but I've never seen the place packed enough for it to matter.
A small piano. A couch.
A bar with mixed drinks, beers, and some wines. Coffee and basic selection of tea.
Staff has been nice. There are also magazines and flyers for local Queens-based businesses and events.
Great spot for doing work. When I went there were barely any people there. Good coffee, clean, and nice open environment with plenty of seating spots and decor. They do close for a while in the evening though which is something you should keep in mind if you are trying to find a place to go for an extended period of time.
This place is so freaking cute, I can't handle myself. I think this is what cafes look like in movies... hah. Friendly service and awesome coffee. Can't get better than that.
I ordered some of their breakfast sandwiches and they're made to order...along with a small tasty sweet treat on the side! Awesome!
The area is spacious, so you can literally kick up your feet and relax, although I don't think they would like you putting your shoes on their furniture. You can pretend it's home..just don't be disrespectful ;).
Will come here (have come here already) again and again.
I like this place a lot and have been here perhaps 10 times while working in the building upstairs. Good coffee and sandwiches. If I was ever here at night they have what seems like a pretty cool bar area.
Tad pricey but there is literally no other options unless you walk 3 or 4 long blocks..
They have a nice big open space to enjoy drinks and food. Small tables as well as communal tables.
They have the Baristas Oatly Oat Milk. I had it with my Latte. So good! Their Chicken soup was also nice.
They have a bar with beer and wine.
Bathrooms within the building shared by the other shops.
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