Buunni Coffee - Pinehurst

"This coffee shop now has four uptown locations around Washington Heights and Inwood, but the tiny original on Pinehurst Ave. is great if you’re planning an afternoon in Fort Tryon Park. All of the excellent coffee here comes from small growers in Ethiopia, where the husband-and-wife owners first met. The beans are then roasted in small batches and sold by the pound or ground for use in the shop’s espresso, macchiatos, and cold brew. They have pastries and more substantial food, like injera wraps filled with spicy lentils and veggies. Buunni hosts regular community events, particularly at the largest location, in Inwood. " - neha talreja

"Buunni is a coffee shop that specializes in small-batch coffee beans from Ethiopia (where the owners are from). They have four locations in Washington Heights and Inwood, including at the GWB bus terminal and sell some of the best beans we’ve ever tasted. If you’re looking to send some great coffee to someone that isn’t in NYC, Buunni ships nationwide." - will hartman, bryan kim, kenny yang

"Buunni is a coffee shop that specializes in small-batch coffee beans from Ethiopia (where the owners are from). They have locations in GWB Bus Terminal, Washington Heights, Pinehurst, and Inwood, all of which have more than enough space where you can get some work done. They serve a full menu of juices, salads, sandwiches, and Ethiopian dishes like Fir-Fir, scrambled injera with berbere sauce and avocado. " - carina finn koeppicus, bryan kim, hillary reinsberg

"This coffee shop now has four uptown locations—one on Broadway, one in Inwood, another inside the GWB Bus Terminal—but the tiny original on residential Pinehurst Avenue is great if you’re planning an afternoon in Fort Tryon Park. All of the coffee here comes from small growers in Ethiopia, where the husband-and-wife owners first met. The beans are then roasted in small batches and sold by the pound or ground for use in the shop’s espressos, macchiatos, and cold brew. If you feel like taking a snack with you to go lie in the sun, grab one of their injera wraps, filled with spicy lentils and veggies." - Willa Moore, Sonal Shah, Bryan Kim, Nikko Duren, Matt Tervooren

"This coffee shop now has three uptown locations - there’s also one in Inwood and another inside the GWB Bus Terminal - but the tiny original on residential Pinehurst Avenue is great if you’re planning an afternoon in Fort Tryon Park. All of the coffee here comes from small growers in Ethiopia, where the husband-and-wife owners first met. The beans are then roasted in small batches and sold by the pound or ground for use in the shop’s espressos, macchiatos, and cold brew. If you feel like taking a snack with you to go lay in the sun, grab one of their injera wraps, filled with spicy lentils and veggies." - The Curious Uptowner