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tribeca.
A slower rhythm in one of Manhattan’s most quietly luxurious neighborhoods. Our Tribeca location is a more intentional, unhurried space. With large windows, natural light, and a calm layout, it invites you to slow down. Well-suited for focused work or lingering over a second cup, it’s one of downtown’s more relaxed corners.
Closest subway lines: Canal St (A, C, E, 1) and Chambers St (1, 2, 3)
gramercy.
A quieter corner of Manhattan, anchored by the famously private Gramercy Park. A true neighborhood spot, this location feels familiar and consistent. Ideal for a daily coffee ritual, a quick stop, or a slower start to the morning.
flatiron.
At the center of a design and startup corridor, where ideas move quickly and meetings happen over coffee. This location carries a steady, work-focused energy.
Closest subway line: 23 St (N, R, W, 6)
union square.
Just off Union Square, this location sits in the middle of constant movement. Inside, it offers a quick reset, ideal for stepping out of the rush, grabbing a coffee, and taking a moment before heading back into the city. A community bookcase invites guests to bring, borrow, or take a book, and rotating local artwork is displayed on the walls.
Closest subway line: Union Square – 14 St (4, 5, 6, N, Q, R, W, L)
bleecker.
Cozy and slightly tucked away, this small café sits within a neighborhood shaped by art and community. With an artsy feel and a hidden bookstore inside, it’s well-suited for reading, conversation, or spending time without rushing.
meatpacking.
Open and adaptable, this location works for just about anything, morning coffee, a work session, or a casual meeting. The spacious layout makes it easy to settle in without feeling crowded. Wood floors from the old Coney Island boardwalk and decorative metalwork displayed throughout add character to the space. Community art is also on display, reinforcing its connection to the neighborhood. It’s a great stop for events.
Closest subway line: 14 St / 8 Ave (A, C, E, L)
hudson yards.
In one of New York’s newest neighborhoods, surrounded by glass towers, tech offices, and landmarks like the Vessel, this café sits within a fast-moving, modern landscape, right off the High Line. The space feels clean, open, and intentionally designed. Shaped by constant movement, it’s well-suited for a quick coffee between meetings, a short work session, or a pause during a walk through the neighborhood.
nomad.
Steps from Madison Square Park, this location draws a mix of creatives, travelers, and regulars. It’s a comfortable place to meet or take a break, with a steady, relaxed pace throughout the day.
mercer.
Our flagship sits on the NYU campus. This location hums with energy, laptops open, study sessions in full swing, and ideas constantly in motion. It’s a space people settle into, where our coffee fuels long hours and creative work. And hidden in the back is the kitchen where our breads are baked fresh every day for all of our cafés.
Closest subway lines: West 4th St (A, C, E, B, D, F, M) and 8th St–NYU (R, W)
soho.
Set among cast-iron buildings and constant foot traffic, this café moves at a faster pace. It’s ideal for a quick stop, whether you’re between shopping, meetings, or exploring the neighborhood. Guests are greeted by a hand-painted mural by artist Katie Merz, adding a distinctive, art-forward touch to the space.
williamsburg.
Home to our roastery and bakery, this location offers a closer look at the craft behind the coffee. With a unique menu and a small, neighborhood feel, it’s where new pastries are developed and refined.
Closest subway lines: Lorimer St (L) and Metropolitan Ave (G)