Arcane Estate Coffee

Friendly vibes in a coffee-serious environment, great if you really love your coffee. Limited seating indoors and those are reserved for dine in customers. Hand drawn coffees are in the $13+ range.

Ian and his partner have created an incredible space to serve some of the best coffee I’ve had (and I’ve tried a lot of places). Lots of attention to detail in each step of preparation, sourcing, and ambiance. Well done!

Great stop in the West Village with a moody, elevated decor, great service, and delicious coffee.

I couldn’t quite justify the almost $6 I paid for a regular coffee smaller than any I’ve had in NYC. It’s a very small spot with limited seating—more suited for takeaway—and the menu is minimal, with no basic amenities like a restroom. Still, maybe it’s just me, and I don’t know how to truly appreciate a coffee worthy of royalty. You might enjoy it more, so give it a try.

Amazing coffee place in nyc! Coffee, service, people and overall atmosphere made me feel like I’m part of one big coffee family :) Staff is very friendly and professional. They gladly share the history of the place and coffee origins. Highly recommend visiting 😍 definitely on my top list!

Best coffee spot in NYC! Thank u! Your coffee, vibe, music, burgundi coffee machine is incredible. Wish u lot of guests! ☕️

Everything about this place speaks for itself. From the way art pieces are displayed around the small space, to the way the glassware is organized in drawers, to the way the counter space is not cluttered, there is thought given to all parts of the business. The coffee speaks volumes, the place speaks volumes, and the people behind the bar emit such great vibes. A great addition to the NYC coffee scene. More review: The cold brew goes insane and the espresso and cortado combo is not to be missed.

Came in looking for a great pour over — which they delivered on — but it’s the warmth & kindness of the baristas that will have me going out of my way to come back. I ordered an espresso to stay and a pour over to go. While waiting, they generously shared a few of the coffees they’d been tasting through. But what stood out most was overhearing their conversation about a customer who’d come in a few days earlier who worked at a crisis center. Learning about their work has inspired them to put together a crisis kit at their shop so they’d be able to help if someone ever needed it. Maybe that sounds like a small thing. But I don’t think it’s ever been more important to support businesses whose values move them to act — and who use their resources to make the world a little safer for someone else.

I past by this place before it opened and was curious because I hadn't seen a place focused on Panamanian coffee before in New York City and a friend of mine made me curious about it. When I had a break, I finally came through. The cafe is relatively small. Maybe 10 people at most can be there comfortably between sitting and standing. That is why they have a no laptop rule on their tables and on the register. They sold only one type of coffee in bags but you can taste different varieties through tasting. Other than that they serve options like espresso and espresso with milk (no lattes or mochas). They also have iced coffee, matcha and teas available. Because I already had matcha that day, I tried their cold fresas con crema which was a strawberry soda. It was quite refreshing. I would come back with friends who are more serious about coffee as opposed to a chill hang. The people there were nice and it was quiet around 2 pm.

Arcane Estate Coffee in the West Village is a hidden gem for coffee lovers. The space has a cozy, stylish vibe with just the right mix of modern and rustic. The coffee is exceptional; smooth, rich, and clearly crafted with care. I tried their Iced matcha which was from Kettl tea, and it was one of the best I've had in the city. The barista was kind and welcoming, which made the experience even better. The staff overall seem genuinely passionate about what they do. It's a great spot to relax, catch up with a friend, or get a little work done. Definitely worth a visit if you're in the area. By the way, they have croissants and other pastries from La Cabra. Now I don't have to go all the way to SoHo or the East Village.

This is coffee as art. I feel like only real coffee drinkers come here. While the lattes and milk drinks are good you should really try to get espresso or drink the coffee black. It's a small place so not great for groups but the ambiance is so cool.

Love a new coffee shop in WV. It's the cutest little shop with limited seating and friendly staff. Just got an iced coffee! It was great. Another pit stop added to the list.