Blue Bottle Coffee

Baristas were super nice and helpful when I was trying to decide what to get. I ended up with a winter espresso with steamed oat milk for cortado. The atmosphere was relaxing and a perfect way to start my day. Love the signature blue bottle cup!

Decaf cappuccino is quite bitter. Price is way above nearby cafe. The atmosphere is nice though.

The coffee is pretty good, mostly, besides the fact they serve you iced coffee in a paper cup with no straw. I think its time to go back to plastic for this type of drink. They are super expensive, always were. The space inside is ok, not a great vibe and you can sit outside as well. Not a.lot of options in that area.

Sue & Abby stole the show!! This is a hidden gem of a spot in new york city especially if you are in the Morningside Heights area and love coffee, awesome service and super chill ambiance — Blue Bottle is a must. This coffee spot has a truly chic atmosphere — modern seating, sleek tables, and warm, inviting lighting that gives the place a cozy yet upscale feel. The vibe is stylish without being pretentious, and the staff are friendly and attentive, adding to the welcoming energy. It’s the kind of place you’ll want to linger in with a latte and good company. Will definitely return! P.S. - check out the pic of this awesome Cherry Blossom Latte!! It was totally deelish! 😋☕️🍒

Such a cute coffee spot! The coffee is really good, and I love that their oat milk is gluten-free — a small detail that makes a big difference for me. I just wish they had some gluten-free pastries too!

Delighted to be warmly greeted by the friendly Randy who is super knowledgeable about the menu at Blue Bottle—recommending the waffles and Hot Nola coffee which tasted awesome! He also introduced the newly launched instant espresso which is perfect as gifts—just in time for Christmas—since Blue Bottle isn't in my country. Love that I can bring the taste back home to my friends! This outlet has a light and airy ambience with outdoor seats to enjoy the sights of a lovely neighborhood. It's also a short walk from Colombia University which makes it a nice stop to grab coffee before visiting the campus.

I love the soft arabica brand coffee they using to make cappuccino. It's may be little expensive, compare to other coffee places, but It worth every penny. It's very roomy inside, but I prefer seat outside (if weather permit) and observe crazy, dynamic live of this beautiful city with cup of lovely coffee.

Coffee was clearly over priced, not to mention the terrible attitude of the white male barista with curly hair. He took my order multiple times and never paired attention to my words. He replied in sarcastic tone like I never could afford such pricy coffee. He mistaken my name into a completely different name. When they finally realized they messed up with the names, the coffee has been sit there for a while and was watery.

Blue Bottle | San Francisco 1. Hojicha Latte (DISCONTINUED) Blue Bottle is a renowned coffee shop known for its high-quality, freshly brewed coffee and minimalist ambiance. I tried their Hojicha Latte, which was a delightful blend of roasted green tea and creamy milk, offering a rich, smoky flavor. It was discontinued not too long ago but hope it will make a come back later in the year!

Dropped by here for a midday pick me up. Every time we passed, it was incredibly busy. I've heard good things, so I was pretty excited to try. At the counter, the worker asked what I wanted, and I mentioned just a blonde or light brew. He got incredibly confused and became awkward. I guess they only do pour overs, but I'm not sure why they couldn't do it pour over of a light. Maybe it was a weird question? Maybe I'm too used to Starbucks. I floundered and then got an Americano. I should've started with that anyway because it was around the same price. It was made deliciously. In general, the coffee is great and the service is fast. The space felt a little inviting. One long table with trash cans at the end. Super big and not cozy. A little messy and busy and claustrophobic despite being huge. Convenient location for walking though.

Staff lethargic to interests of customers who spend upwards $6,00+ for simple okay coffee here..music is usually very loud and workers could care less if a polite request to lower its frequency is requested. Imagine pay scale for workers us below average while coffee served way over priced!! nothing special

solid, consistently mid but reliable for blue bottle basics the staff is usually super unhappy and they always seem super pissed if you dont tip them $2/$3 on top of a $7 coffee by skimping on you my wallet is sad but good for caffeine fix also it gets really busy during the day and no outlets anywhere except the main long table//no space ahah

The HUNDREDTH Blue Bottle just opened, the first one this far up in Manhattan. A really nice, clean space like they always are, this is a great new option for coffee in the area. Try the new Acadia Latte only at this location.

A growing popular coffee chain that has opened on the upper west side that's famous for it's bouquet style interior space serving good hot and cold coffee beverages in a artisan style .coffee, espresso, latte, cappuccino, tea , cold brews and more .Got a large hot brisk cappuccino and a almond pastry for about 12 bucks and both satisfied my morning breakfast requirement. If you happen to pass by a blue bottle coffee shop around Manhattan, I would recommend giving it a try , it's worth it and next time a slice of banana bread and waffles would be nice .

The coffee is good at Blue Bottle. I am a fan and have been to several in the Bay Area. This one was packed, small and hard to maneuver around in. I went on a Sunday afternoon and had to wait about 15 minutes for a black coffee. It was March but I sat outside since there was no seating inside.

quality does not match at all with the price... i ordered an almond croissant and black coffee for $11, the croissant was dense, stale, and not at all flaky and the black coffee was simply coffee that you could probably get for $3 elsewhere. interior was busy and could barely find somewhere to sit, but that applies to most cafes in nyc

Loud music blasts early a.m. disco while manager loudly noisy opens boxes and slams lid down// little respect for customers who usually are hard working quiet students and local nice friendly neighbors..plus $6.00 for drop coffeee not even filled to the top? Do the math//avoid

Cute place! It has some space inside and tables on the outside as well. It's definitely on the pricier side for coffee, and their service seemed to be a little bit slow since they were busy. The latte and waffle were good

I love this coffee shop. I first tried them a few years back at The Mint in San Francisco and was happy to try them again in Morningside Heights. Nothing quite like it- I got a hot pour over and it was delicious- lots of depth of flavor to linger over. The atmosphere is calm and clean.

I'm officially done with this place. Been patronizing it quite a bit during the pandemic, and have noticed quality be very up-and-down. Sometimes Cold Brew has enough ice, sometimes not; sometimes they let the tea steep long enough, sometimes it tastes off. Always seems like they're training someone new. Also the food is usually not good, as it seems like they let things sit around too long. For these prices, this is all hard to justify. Only reason I kept giving it a shot is that it is literally across the street for me. Today I got snapped at by more than 1 employee when asking for a cover for drinks. Throughout Covid they just gave drinks with a cover on them, so it really wasn't a stupid question. Now that Covid is 'done' everyone goes back to being rude, and you get to walk the length of the store with hot drinks in tow to get covers even though they have covers literally next to pickup area behind plexiglass. Along with a side of passive aggression of course. You'd think a chain would have better customer service and some ability to regulate the quality of their products. Seems like they have a following now, so guess they don't need me. I'll stick to Hex and Co (yes they have good coffee) and Oren's instead, where they actually give a damn about their coffee and show respect to customers.

I've only been to this blue bottle about five times but my experience has always been great. In and out in less than five mins. Probably because I typically just get cold brews. Staff have been friendly and I haven't had a negative experience so far.

Whats the hype..? I paid 6 dollars for a SMALL iced coffee. It wasnt anything too special taste-wise, but like.. thats just wild. Its nice inside and thats about it. Woof.

This place is a staple for me since it is so close to campus. It is always packed with students who come here to work or read. Their coffee is over the average! I can trust whatever coffee they offer. The pastry is also healthy and delicious. It also has stable wifi, restroom, a fair amount of seats. I deduct 1 star because the price is on the expensive side, comparing to other great cafes. But will definitely come back.

I ordered one Nola and one matcha latte. the Nola was so bland that I couldn't even taste the coffee flavor, there was too much ice. The matcha latte was slightly better, I could at least tell it was a matcha latte. The service was also terrible, won't go back

Although highly priced, this coffee hits the spot! The coffee is smooth and so tasty - that type of coffee that makes me want to savor every last sip. The prices are steep though, and they charge $1 extra for almond milk - sheesh! I'll be back when it's time for another delicious drink to soothe the soul.

I came in today to study and grab a coffee & pastry. This isn't my usual cafe, but the baristas were super friendly and helped me decide what to order. I got a "gibraltar" and it was super yummy! Thank you again for the personalized experience Grant, Adrian, and Jesse.

Look at how much effort they put into filling up the NOLA bottles. Every time it varies a lot and when I get unlucky it is this much empty

Ordered regular drip coffee (small - brown cup on the picture ), and iced!!! Coffee- on the right - medium!!!) came up to 12$ and change! When I inquired the person at the counter why my small coffee and medium size coffee are the same size - he answered : "oh there is actually a difference". Also Iced coffee came with weird foam? When again inquired where the thick foam on my iced coffee (not latte) came from - the answer was - that when you shake the milk the foam comes. Never ever coming back! Horrible ! Rip off

The staff here is awesome, friendly welcoming, remember your name and even though it's a laptop cafe it's nice to make conversation with them and have a neighborhood vibe. They don't do punch cards but comp drinks which is nice and surprising. Cascara fizz is so tasty. Dog treats by north exit.

Online ordering was so easy. Stopped in and my order and receipt was on the counter. Grabbed and went on with my day! Coffee is so delicious, price is pretty high for a latte and a cafe mocha, but Blue Bottle is a league of its own!

Black Cardamom Latte w/ Oatmilk was so so so good. 10/10 would recommend. I got it as a hot drink and sprinkled in a lil bit of sugar on top. 4 stars because it's pricey :/ a little cup for over $6 (standard for a small cup of coffee in the city) so I probably wouldn't come back everyday but definitely a fun treat to get every once in a while.

My small NOLA hot was tasty, but for $6.50? And when they didn't have my requested soy milk, I asked for half and half, and they charged me $.50 more, without telling me! Then, with at least 6 customers enjoying themselves with drinks at 6:30pm, they said they were closing early at 6:45pm, 15 minutes early! From other posts they apparently like to "close early" and don't disclose hidden charges...I don't know how they can run a business that way....just because it's a busy area!

It's good coffee but it's very pricey. I got a 8oz cappuccino and it was a little over 5 dollars. Pretty much 20% more then anyone else within the same few blocks.

I arrived at 5:23pm, the door was open and two men were working in the store. Store hours for the holidays posted on the door indicated that closing time was 6pm. The guy behind the counter told me they were closed. I said that I only wanted to buy coffee filters, and that it was only 5:23. He said no. I asked for a reason and he refused to provide one. Both were unapologetic and indifferent. I bought the filters elsewhere. Goodbye Blue Bottle!

I've been going here for months and it's pretty good. My fave is the New Orleans cold brew. It's good but the sweetness is inconsistent-- sometimes really sweet, other times it's less so. The croissants are usually burned, but when they're not, it's pretty good. The oat cappuccino is solid but expensive.

Went there this morning. Had a croissant with eggs and ham in it. Was just a bad sandwich. The eggs seemed like they were prepared a while ago or something. Wasn't fresh at all and seemed like maybe it was frozen and then warmed up. Wasn't worth the money.

Best coffee in the neighborhood by a landslide -- great pastries as well. Total 5-star location, clean, A+.

Love this new location! The space is bright and minimalist. I came to get the Hayes Valley Espresso beans, and the manager was extremely kind and took the time to bag the beans for me as they had sold out of the pre-portioned bags.