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Best Coffee in Midtown?
Posted: 6:34 pm, September 7th, 2010 in Midtown Eating
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In my hood there's
Fika, 58th btw 6th & 5thI'd say Zibettos but they dont serve drip brew.
I'm curious about Bouchon, Finacier, and all those fancy bakery shop's coffee.
Out of your list, I'd go for Dean & Deluca first and Dunkin 2nd place. ABP is shit. Starbucks is aaight.
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I like the Juan Valdez Cafe on 57th btw Lex and 3rd. Not as upscale as Wellerfan's suggestion, but comfy and usually not crowded. I actually haven't tried their drip, but always get their iced when I go....I believe that it is cold-brewed which makes it very smooth.
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i had finacier iced coffee once and it was one of the worst coffee i ever had...but it was iced coffee so their regular coffee may be different...but i rarely see people drinking their coffee so it must not be so good.
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agree on Financier, terrible coffee.
When I'm not lazy, I walk the few blocks in the afternoon and to Joe in Grand Central Lex corridor. Sadly, i'm more lazy than not, so usually wind up choking down starbucks
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Culture Espresso Bar at 38th and 6th ave is pretty amazing. It's the best option for a Garment District-er like myself. Very good stuff. If you're closer to Grand Central, I'm also a Joe fan.
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i think it depends on what kind of coffee you like. i hate strong coffee, so i dont do something along the starbucks line. i do, love junior's coffee.
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Culture and Zibettos -- big ups. The JoyTruck serves Stumpton, the best in the U.S. The worst is Tim Hortons and that Green Mountain crap.
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Jittery Joes on 45th between Lex and 3rd. Athens, GA based shop, this is there only location in NYC. Weird location, but housed within LIM College
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JJ is between 2nd and 3rd, sorry
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Oh, I keep forgetting the slightly out of bounds Empire Coffee on 9th & 41st. If you're coming or going to Port Authority its worth walking down the block for, IMO.
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Joe the Art of Coffee in Grand Central.
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Joes and Culture Espresso Bar are the only places I get coffee in midtown. Joes also carries doughnut plant doughnuts!
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joe, why don't you open in the mid 30s??? my midtown is the ~30s. culture's been mentioned. additionally, you can get colombe at cafe M on 32nd (btwn 5th & madison) or for a real treat, stumptown in the ace hotel (29th & broadway). 2nd tier – there are 2 ok 'wichcraft kiosks around macy's.
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Best coffee in Midtown?
I was in Seattle in December, and visited tremendously good coffee shops every day. Fantastic coffe, beautiful coffee art, casual atmosphere to sit around and read a book. Is there even anything like that in Manhattan?
Besides that, how about a great cup of joe?
I've tried:
Starbucks - too bitter
Dunkin - good mainstream general party pleaser
Dean and Deluca - house blend pretty good - great price at happy hour
Au Bon Pain - average
Cucina - ok - great price in afternoon
Any suggestions?