The kings of the dark roast, this Seattle transplant roasts their own on the Lower East Side's Ludlow St. It's dark in there in more ways than one. They supply coffee to some other cafes on this list 자세히 보기
An attractive, spacious, house-like shop on Greenpoint's Manhattan Ave, Propeller serves Toby's Estate Coffee, roasted in Williamsburg. Free wifi, plugs & retro design touches. 자세히 보기
Serving dark roasted Doma Coffee roasted in Idaho, Madman Espresso sits astride on the East Village/Gramercy Park border. Wifi. 자세히 보기
Intelligentsia's first official New York City outpost is in the High Line Hotel on far West 20th St. 자세히 보기
This kid-friendly Ditmas Park Stumptown shop makes the most of its triangular space, with lots of exposed brick, yellow accents, a wall of windows, free wifi, plugs, and lots of community events. 자세히 보기
Ports uses its multi-roaster strategy to attempt to bring their customers the best coffee available at any particular time. Talented baristas will pull you a good shot of the current featured roaster. 자세히 보기
Only a few tables are set up, but already happy neighbors are pouring through the door in this coffee wasteland area of the Upper West Side. Only coffee for now but expect beer, wine & food. 자세히 보기
Cafe de Cupping's 5 stool counter near the front of shop is slightly low for standing work if you're tall, but we find ourselves here nevertheless. It's the only good coffee for at least 70 blocks. 자세히 보기
Ost means East, a name cleverly suggesting both its East Village location & Eastern European origins. A cafe/wine bar w/ beautiful tiles, cafe tables, library-style newspaper racks & friendly staff. 자세히 보기
Seattle transplant Caffe Vita has brought their dark roasting operation to the East Coast with a tiny roastery on the Lower East Side's Ludlow St. 자세히 보기
This small mostly takeout branch of the original Graham Ave Variety has great baristas that pull quality shots of the more unusual Stumptown espresso roasts plus guests such as Ritual Roasters. 자세히 보기
Although somewhat soulless, R & R Coffee provides fairly well-prepared Intelligentsia coffee to the underserved Financial District, along with wifi, a good amount of seating, and some plugs. 자세히 보기
Although the High Line Hotel's exterior looks something like a correctional facility, if you venture inside, you'll find Intelligentsia's attractive lobby coffee bar, their first in NYC. 자세히 보기
A much-needed Third Wave coffee shop in Lower Manhattan, this Fulton St shop offers workspace, Intelligentsia coffee and pastries from Ceci-Cela. 자세히 보기
Serving Brooklyn Roasting Co coffee daytime, craft beer and food at night, this large attractive West Village spot has pinball machines in the downstairs room. 자세히 보기
New York's first speakeasy style coffee shop, arty, Australian-run Happy Bones is tucked away in the rear of a Bond St boutique. Wifi is available. 자세히 보기
Stumptown Coffee's gorgeous new shop in Greenwich Village includes a brew bar in the back along with a tiny espresso machine for single origin coffee. 자세히 보기
The only modern coffee shop for blocks, Rex is a godsend to Hells Kitchen, serving up Counter Culture coffee, pressed sandwiches, and housemade baked goods to nearby workers and far west side denizens 자세히 보기
Taking over the Irving Farm branch that used to be at this location, Birch Coffee extends their coffee roasting & cafe empire from the Gershwin Hotel to Chelsea. 자세히 보기
Our favorite indie shop of 2012, Parlor, which roasts their own coffee, is tucked into the back of a Persons of Interest barbershop in Williamsburg. Single origin espresso drinks only. Recommended. 자세히 보기
Just opened, this family-run, barebones spot has wifi & plugs, coffee still needs work. 자세히 보기
Although the wifi is a bit turgid, this is a relaxing place to work, and there are plugs, with one large communal table in a large, design-oriented space with good light. Pretty good Stumptown coffee. 자세히 보기