525 Greenwich St

Solid, dependable coffee spot with a decor fit for a king. The coffee shop is adjacent to the Hugo hotel and provides a barista who is extremely helpful. There is Apple seating with couches and classic circular tables that provide a conducive atmosphere for catching up with others. It is a five minute walk from the nearest subway stop and feels "off the beaten path" while located on a quiet street. Coffee itself is quite delicious and original tasting. Highly recommended spot.

i was today years old when i learned that this place was a chain!!. i for some reasons had high expectations i think bc i saw this place on tiktok from some influencer but it was kind of lackluster. the space is beautiful and nicely furnished BUT it is ... dirty. flies buzzing everywhere and a strange, tepid temperature and atmosphere. people are working in this cafe also contributing to the stale air. you can order food which comes from the kitchen, but i just went to the cafe area. the trash on the cafe when i went was like overflowing; and perhaps that's because there was only 1 maybe two people working and it was quite busy at the time. i really appreciated how they gave me complimentary cold filtered water with my chai latte but my chai latte was super overpriced and too spicy. AND it came in a DIXIE CUP. um hello presentation??? it didn't match with the beautiful decor at all. also the bathroom was kinda gross and needed a desparaxtebcleaning and renovation. the other staff at the hotel part (Hotel Hugo) have a pretentious air and it's kind of off putting. i would not come back!!

First of all, the aesthetic is gorgeous. This is definitely an influencer's paradise. The service was prompt and the barista was very nice. The coffee was lackluster, but the food was good. The prices are a touch high, but realistically, you're paying for the ambiance. It's a great spot for meeting up with friends or a coffee date but definitely not a place to regularly get coffee.

Came here for a work happy hour and it was perfect! We had the space up front just for us and we were able to mingle and enjoy what they had to offer. It is such a New York vibe, just super cool and cozy. I tried both the chai latte and the matcha latte and both were masterfully made. The baristas kept up with our group so quickly. Food was satisfying too. We had plates of small bites served, for example, chicken pieces, chips and guacamole, and cheeses. I particularly loved the guac!

My knitting group had been searching for a new spot since our old spot, Arts and Crafts in the Village closed. When Felix Roasters was mentioned, I was surprised that it would be open in the evening but I realized that it was attached to the Hotel Hugo. I haven't been to the other locations but this location has a lot of seating (outside and inside). I really like the back room--my knitting buddies call it the plant room because they have plants draped across the wall and a glass ceiling. It's a nice space for knitting, studying, and eating in a quiet space. They even have a rooftop bar area. One of my knitting friends usually gets an iced chai tea latte, while the rest of us would get cocktails. The bartender said that he could make any drink we wanted. The first time I was there, I got the ice chai tea latte and I asked for simple syrup. The bartender said that it cost extra. I can't remember the price but charging for simple syrup is ridiculous. I decided that it was best to just get a cocktail. On my last visit, I got The Hugo (reminded me of a mojito) and another one in the group got the Espresso Martini. We both wanted the Tequila Cold Brew but they were out of cream. The service isn't anything noteworthy--as a matter of fact, the last time we were there (this was probably our 3rd or 4th time), we actually got table service. The reason why we still go here is because we could knit in peace, they play good music at a good volume and it's convenient for all of us. In short, the service isn't great but the space works for us.

They were open early and it was quiet and the coffee was good and my breakfast sandwich was delicious and the people were friendly and I was hungover and the plant wall made me feel at peace.

So glad I checked this out while staying at Hotel Hugo! The ambiance is really cute and cozy, there's a beautiful green wall in the back and a pretty solid amount of seating inside. Their iced latte with vanilla is incredible- I believe the barista told me they mix their vanilla with a bit of caramel and the flavor was so good. I didn't try the food menu (although it looked very good) but I came back multiple times for the latte!

The aesthetic here is beautiful. Plenty of seating and larger than any of the coffee shops I've been to in NY. The coffee was okay, but the atmosphere makes up for it.

STEEEEEEP prices so be aware. $7.35 for an iced latte w their homemade almond/cashew milk. Their beans are on the sour side - I was not the biggest fan. The ricotta toast on sourdough bread was topped with prosciutto and figs. Delicious but not sure if it's worth the $20 price tag. Beautiful spot that would be great for a change of scenery or coffee date but otherwise, pass.

There are multiple locations but this one has gorgeous seating! Located inside hotel Hugo, the space is designed well and offers both indoor or outdoor seating. It was pretty quiet around Saturday late afternoon. No line and only a couple people seated. I went with an iced vanilla latte which was good. The menu is pretty simple. They have the typical espresso and coffee drinks available. Overall good coffee and for us, a great place to take a quick break and relax for a bit.

Reviewing just the matcha--it's really expensive and just ok. You're pretty much just paying for the ambience, but the wifi here is pretty slow so it's not the best place to wfh. But, it is quiet and not crowded so there's also that

I've been to a few of the other Felix locations and this one in the Hotel Hugo is equally as fabulous. It's yet another stunning shop. Beyond the ambiance, the staff is friendly and makes great drinks. When I'm in NYC for work, I now have an even more convenient location to the office for my caffeine fix. Love it.

Service was awful. Ordered a cappuccino and avocado toast (which was pretty good). Waitress asked me to take a seat and she would bring everything out when ready. 5 min later I walk up to barista to inquire about my coffee while he's making a coffee for another guest who arrived after me. He says my coffee will be ready soon. I take a seat and 5 minutes later walk up and he's making another coffee for another guest. I finally get my coffee. 1 star for barista who is either forgetful, disorganized, careless or all of the above. 1 star for waitress who never followed up. Too many good coffee shops in NYC with good service, so I won't return to this one.

Back again a year later - SAME PROBLEM. UGH. Get an insect zapper, why is this so difficult!!?!?

Wow! Just wow. Like the other Felix's, this location is gorgeous. Came here for breakfast meeting with a client Friday morning. Shashuka, yes please. :) Pastry is from Dominique Ansel, the famous cronut chef. No cronuts that day but I did take a chocolate croissant to go. :) The staff is super nice and welcoming too! Will definitely make this a regular spot for meetings when downtown.

I had no idea this place was here. Glad I found it. The "banana bread" was one of the better breakfast items I have had. It was banana's with a nut butter on sourdough. A sprinkle of honey put it over the top. The yogurt parfait was also a close 2nd. It is a classy place and I would for sure come back. Plenty of seating as well.

good place to wfh. i went pre summer and it wasn't busy at all inside. the lattee i got was good. there was a bathroom as well. and some outlets

Love the space here! It's not too busy with a lot of open tables to sit and talk or do some work here

Stopped in for drinks at Bar Hugo but they weren't open yet so we decided on an early dinner at Felix. Mushroom risotto was delicious and so was the Lemon chicken! Really enjoyed the cool ambiance and loved the live plant wall! Service was attentive but not smothering. We'll definitely come back!

Had coffee. Very quiet on a Saturday morning. Nice staff and setting-very open. Good place to post up if you are in the hood and need a break.

Located in Hotel Hugo on Greenwich St Felix offers amazing coffee and pastry, but we had a great dinner there. It's really intimate and the staff is very attentive and warm. Cool vibe and pretty upscale food. We had a scrumptious winter kale salad, pan seared halibut and wild mushroom risotto. Finished off with an espresso martini for dessert

Great spot for after office cocktails and early dinner.My halibut was fresh & light & perfectly seasoned. The atmosphere at the Cafe Felix was sophisticated and subtly whimsical , not at all intimidating the way a lot of Soho eateries could be. Our server (he was also the barista/bartender) was friendly & efficient.

Great food and great ambience! Service was top notch and everything tasted incredible. The room was really pretty and the live plant wall is such a nice added touch. I'll definitely be back!