This roaster's namesake is a nod to Central Europe's first coffee house, The Blue Bottle. Each cup is served within 48 hours after the organic beans are carefully roasted to ensure optimal flavors.
Amazing, quality espresso, friendly and knowledgable baristas, and a great ambience. I loved watching the multiple pour-overs they had going once it got busy.
Planning a Date Night outing in the 'burg? Fuel up with an amazing coffee at Blue Bottle and then wander N. 6th for some window shopping. (TIP: their New Orleans Iced is not-to-be-missed!)
A New York branch of the famed San Francisco coffee roaster. In addition to the typical coffee options, try the New Orleans-style iced coffee brewed with chicory.
Seriously good coffee shop, try the espresso, served with a small glass of sparkling water, baristas move quickly tho lines can be long on weekends. Great whole beans for sale for home too
Without any doubt one of New York's best coffee places. Located in Williamsburg, Blue Bottle is the perfect place to get a good iced latte. We also recommend their New Orleans coffee ;)
Como todo brasileiro, gosto muito de um bom café! E aqui tem um excelente café! Fuja dos americanizados lattes e fique no espresso. Atendimento bacana, ótimas comidinhas! Cuidado: de manhã vive lotado
Liked the interior and the facade of this small coffee place which is mostly enjoyable when it's sunny and the door is open. Coffee was good and the staff was very polite and friendly.
Got your latte? Add a sweet treat and try the Brooklyn Bootleg S’mores, made with house-made fleur de sel–speckled graham crackers, chocolate ganache and moonshine-spiked marshmallow. Daha fazlasını oku
Serious coffee drinkers only need apply or need wait in line. Worth it for the best brew in town and super fresh breakfast items. Soaked strawberries with granola or French toast were amazing.
Good spot for excellent coffee and people watching! It gets very crowded (and sometimes tourist-ey) over weekends. This location is much bigger than the Blue Bottle in Rockefeller center
A small trek from Manhattan but it's worth it if you are a coffee nerd and need to have Japanese slow-drip coffee (cold brew) or syrupy espresso shot. Great in-house baked goods program, too.
Gets super crowded to work in but when all the tourists leave, the long tables can be a nice getaway. Coffee is always good and strong. It's worth the $4.
Coffee is roasted on vintage gear and served within 48 hours of roasting. Iced coffee is courtesy of mad-scientist-style contraptions imported from Kyoto. Daha fazlasını oku
Drip Ice coffee is on my top list. It s really strong for me even I drink coffee every day. You can feel the heart beating faster than normal after finished a cup. But can't make me stop loving it!
How they make the New Orleans iced coffee with soy milk taste like chocolate is a mystery...Granola is sure to satisfy my sweets craving and great addition to mason jar collection.
Huge place but still takes them 15 minutes to make a coffee. There is only one bathroom so you have to lineup for that too and there are no outlets to charge your phone. 👎
Ethiopian Tuktant coffee was a pleasant surprise after an undistinguished cup of Three Africans, two days earlier in May 2012. Knowledgeable baristas man a pour-over bar. Funky music. Eclectic crowd.
Blue Bottle roasts their coffee in a huge, beautifully converted one floor industrial building in Williamsburg, Brooklyn that does double duty as a full-service retail bakery & coffee operation. Daha fazlasını oku
Take a break from shopping and refuel at one of New York's great transplants, Stumptown Coffee. It originated in Portland and gets points for both quality and style.
There's not much seating, so it's best to get your coffee and snack (mmmm, s'mores) to go. Beans are roasted in a vintage Probat roaster in back. Daha fazlasını oku
In store roasting, ground to order and hand brewed make for a long wait for a great cup of coffee. Cool space too. Would like to see better baked goods selection. (3 of 4 petals via Fondu) Daha fazlasını oku
Great coffee, deep flavor, right temperature, etc. Small soy latte $4-ish? Can't recall but always worth it. Roasting onsite and catch a 'cupping' session for full appreciation.