Here are the rankings for the top coffeehouses in New York, as decided by Cup of NYC users in real time. These shops have an overall rating of 4 or better. That's pretty damn good! :-)
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Cafe Regular318 11th St, Park Slope |
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Flying Saucer Cafe494 Atlantic Ave, Carroll Gardens |
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Brooklyn Label180 Franklin Street, Greenpoint |
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1 reviews |
Porto Rico Importing Co.120 Bleecker Street, Greenwich VillageThe coffee at Porto Rico is fresh roasted daily and the aroma is definitely intoxicating. |
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Ashbox1154 Manhattan Ave, GreenpointA great place to work and chat at the northernmost end of Brooklyn. |
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Abraço86 E. 7th St., East VillageA tiny coffee stand in the East Village that's rumored to have some very fine Brazilian espresso. Make sure to try their specialty, piccolo milch -- deep and buttery without the barest hint of bitterness. |
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Naidre's384 7th Avenue, Park Slope"Walking into Naidre's is like walking into your favorite television show, but never having to sit through any 'very special' episodes. Naidre's is the place you meet the girl you've been seeing in the neighborhood for a few weeks now. It's the place with that cute boy who makes a killer latte."
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MUD Spot307 E. 9th Street, East VillageThe official anti-establishment coffee of the East Village |
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Manhattan Espresso Cafe146 E 49th St, MidtownFrom the cafe's site: Manhattan Espresso Café is a charming, modern little cafe nestled among the many midtown hotels and office towers. The café offers traditional café drinks and coffees, fresh bakery items including scones, muffins, croissants and pastries as well as bistro sandwiches, salads, soups and crepes for lunch. |
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Zibetto Espresso Bar1385 Sixth Avenue, MidtownZibetto Espresso Bar stands in stark contrast to the surrounding Starbucks. This all-Italian cafe's experience is rumored to have a very European feel and serves up great cappuccino and espresso. |