Dreamers Coffee House

great coffee, cute little coffee shop in the middle of chinatown. They have classic and specialty coffees (loved the honey & oat latte). I also had a slice of matcha cake that was the best I ever had. Recommended

While the coffee was good, they had no decaffeinated coffee options. (Very unusual in NYC, especially since they have many alternative milks for medical and moral dietary restrictions.) They had their old summer seasonal menu up on the wall near the door, but that menu was out of date —it is early/mid September when I am writing this— and when we tried to order and we were told they had moved on to a fall menu which is only visible at the front of the line. The employee had quite a short tone i.e. when we mistakenly tried to order something off the summer menu, they seemed annoyed even though we were all smiles and we quickly pivoted our choices past the decaf and the summer menu hiccups. Maybe they were having a bad day 🤷‍♀️. Off the current menu we tried the Hot Chocolate, the (seasonal) Osmanthus Latte iced, a blueberry danish, and a ham and cheese croissant. The pastries looked better than they tasted, (and there was no oven to reheat them, at least not that was offered) Though I will note it was ≈1:30pm, so it is possible they had been in the case for a long time. That being said they were still dryer than I think is reasonable to serve. We ate the danish there and we brought the croissant home to reheat. After being reheated, it was slightly flakier than the danish and much moister. For the drinks: The coffee was quite good. I’d never had anything osmanthus flavored and it was not very bold. I couldn’t tell you what it reminded me of. The hot chocolate was also good. I will note, for a cafe in the middle of Chinatown it felt like we had been transported to Wilumsburg when we stepped inside. Both with the actual cafe and the patrons of it. I was hoping for an Asian influence on the menu and there wasn’t really one, (aside from maybe matcha and i didn’t ask what teas they had but maybe they have some Asian tea.) It was a fine place to grab a cup of coffee. I would go down the street and get some rice rolls at Sun Hing Lung instead of getting a pastry if you are hungry (and you have cash on hand).

Cute little coffee shop in Chinatown. I loved their matcha latte, it was more of an earthier taste which I love! Very friendly staff and a cozy environment. Great prices, it looked like they had some nice almond croissants too, I'll have to try next time. Definitely check this place out!

I cannot recommend this coffee place enough. It’s very cozy not crowded at all. We got the honey oat milk iced latte and it was perfection. The service is great. The atmosphere is nice. It’s not as pricey as other coffee places so I would definitely go back

I absolutely love this cozy coffee shop. After a Sunday morning stroll, I walked by Dreamers Coffee House on Henry Street and almost didn't walk in. However, I'm glad I did. The ambience was very serene, and the staff were super friendly. I had a cappuccino with a ham and swiss croissant, which definitely hit the spot. Protip: I popped in on a Sunday at around 11 am and there was seating. However, after a few minutes, it started getting busier. Can't wait to stop by this coffee shop again. 🥐 ☕

Best neighborhood coffee shop, barista are very nice. I frequently order Cappuccino every single day. The warm environment makes people feel that there can be such a warm place in this busy city.

Very small coffee shop but has outdoor seating. The matcha is on par comparing to other coffee shop.

This place is simply adorable . Went to an event next door and we got drink tickets for next door which was this place . I’m so glad because the atmosphere in here is just wonderful . You feel like you are stepping into someone’s living room for coffee or tea . Sandy was so sweet to all of us and their strawberry lemonade was delicious . They serve wine as well . You gotta go sit and soak in the warmth of this little cozy spot . You’ll be glad you did .

If you haven't had the chance to try Dreamers' iced coffee yet, you're definitely missing out. I've sampled iced coffee at numerous cafes over the years, but Dreamers takes it to a whole new level. From the moment you take that first sip, you can tell the difference. The coffee is unbelievably smooth and rich in flavor--no bitterness, just a perfect balance of boldness and smoothness. What really stands out, though, is the quality of the beans they use. You can taste the care and attention they put into sourcing the best ingredients. Another thing I love is that they serve their iced coffee in these super cute, reusable cups, which not only makes it environmentally friendly but also gives the whole experience a personal touch. It's those little details that make Dreamers stand out. Whether you're grabbing a quick pick-me-up or settling in to relax, this place does it right. I'm already looking forward to my next visit--this is definitely going to be my new go-to spot for iced coffee!

Cute fast casual cafe near China town. They had some interesting seasonal flavor combinations - I tried the rosemary brown sugar latte (half sweet), and it was nice. The drink was a bit pricey but I guess it makes sense since it was one of their holiday specials.

This intimate cafe was so cute! There's some seating inside and more outside on the street. They offer your classic coffee shop drinks as well as seasonal items. I ordered the maple latte, which they made less sweet after I told them I didn't want it toooo sweet. It was so yummy and the staff were all so sweet. Would come again!

Great peppermint mocha and solid almond croissant. Very small, so it's difficult to sit inside but it's also quite cozy if you can manage to squeeze in.

- small - not much room for seating - friendly service - amazing strawberry espresso that was the special of the day

Small shop with more seating outdoors. Reasonable pricing but ice is extra. I got the speciality Honey and Oat Latte and it is smooth and creamy, perfectly sweet and not overly so. Staff is kind. Drinks came out quick.

I opted for their sweet adventure matcha and boy was it sweet! Could have asked for a bit less sweetener on my part but not gonna lie, the drink was so delicious. The flavors of the cinnamon and agave with the matcha meshed so well together and became quite addicting. Although the space is small, there are a couple chairs and benches inside so if you manage to snag one it's a great place to catch up with a friend!

The Osmanthus Latte was delicious. Also enjoyed the matcha latte. Super cute and small vibe love the book collection and ceramics they sell. Small menu but good coffee

I happened to come by while waiting for a nearby brunch place. Dreamers seems out of place at first, situated in the middle of a bunch of traditional (older) Chinese shops. A hipster wooden sign that says "Coffee" drew me in. To be honest, I wasn't expecting much from such a small space with minimally decorated walls. I ordered a latte and pumpkin bread to get the day going... but I was BLOWN AWAY by how delicious they were. I'm sad its situated so far from central spots, but I'll make sure to drop in every time I'm nearby. Who knew that a regular latte with whole milk would be so good.

Great, unique coffee with a fun vibe and fast service. I stopped by here on a Saturday morning to get a latte to-go. The espresso has a unique taste, not too bitter or acidic, with some nice fruity notes. I wish they had added some more steamed milk, but that's my personal preference. It's a pretty narrow shop with a few tables to sit at inside, and if the line is long it can feel pretty crowded. Very clean interior and fast, friendly service.

Hidden gem coffee shop near Chinatown! The interior is small with a table or two and the barista is friendly and makes your drinks super quickly. I tried the iced honey oat latte and sat outside in the parklet area. Definitely come check out this cute coffee shop if you're in the area!

A cute coffee shop in the middle of Chinatown on Henry Street. When we were walking from our hotel to dinner we saw this shop and decided the next morning we would visit it. I got the iced Honey and Oat latte on a hot summer morning and it was delicious. Sweet yet hit the spot on a caffeine level. It wasn't hard to miss with the coffee sign outside but didn't know the name until we walked inside.

Dreamers is a little coffee shop that takes you away from the craziness of Chinatown. It's my second time here and I really appreciate its presence in the neighborhood. The place serves a regular coffee menu and has pretty good espresso. Seating inside is very limited but on a nice day you can sit outside and read a book: There's an art gallery next door and it's also nice to people watch. There is no bathroom tho.

Saw this coffee shop when I was on my way to the rice noodle spot a few doors down. Been here a few times ever since and I really love it! The inside is small, no seating and comfort standing space for a 2 person capacity. The beverages are made with a lot of care so your patience will be nicely rewarded. I love that they have great seasonal drink with cool flavors. Their outdoor area is cozy. The street is not super busy so you get some peace and quiet time with your coffee, book, or work. I make time to stop by if I know I'm going to have a long day ahead. One day they were short on the Pistachio milk I wanted so I agreed to do half pistachio and half oat milk and it came out to be an amazing combination. My go to drink, Matcha Latte with half oat and half pistachio was delicious! Im excited to fill up their loyalty card!

I enjoyed this lowkey spot and I was definitely surprised by how good the coffee was. Just one sip and I was all the way up lol. We had the cortado coffee hot and it was very tasty! It was recommended to us and now I'm recommended it to everybody

This is a very quaint coffee shop where there used to be the Florentine Music School. They offer drinks, baked goods and hot sandwiches. I got the hot honey and oat latte which was about 6 dollars. It was unique! I liked the addition of the honey but next time I'll ask them to reduce the amount. It was a little sweet for my liking. The service was nice and fast. I think 6 dollars is rather expensive for a latte this size but I feel like it's the norm now in NYC. I'm just happy that there is an option on this pretty residential block.

Quick and friendly service, and reasonably priced for an almond milk latte. I'll be back!

They serve an amazing latte. It's such a cute little cafe! No seating so just a grab and go place. I did see some tables outside but it's 30 degrees right now -- maybe in the summer time I'll come back and hang out here!

A fantastic place to sit down (outside) and suck in the New York City hustle and bustle. I ordered the iced latte w oat and it was really creamy and not too strong. The inside is quite cramped but it's a small shop with good quality espressos!! This place is definitely worth the visit.

Very nice and quaint coffeeeshawp It's right off Henry Street, in Chinatown and opened in 2020. Seems to have a decent selection of drinks and pastries and there's outdoor seating. They also have decaf for those who get sprung on caffeine Parking is absolute anus though dont even bother.

I've stopped by this little coffee shop a few times now and really enjoyed it. Sweet staff and a warm atmosphere. Iced coffee and lattes are really good, as are the sandwiches and palmier cookies they serve. Some comfy seating out front by the sidewalk. They even have a loyalty card, buy 10 get one free.

Cute little coffee shop inside the market, but the drink I got was way too sweet. I got the Honey & Oat Latte and truly couldn't enjoy it because it was just so sweet. They also said there were 2 shots of espresso in it, but the espresso taste wasn't strong at all. Service is nice though, which was the only pro

The coffee wasn't very good. Only one person working in the place, very slow service.

From the exquisitely brewed counter culture coffee to the cute outdoor seating area, Dreamers Coffee is a welcome haven of thoughtful hospitality. We were drawn by the Yelp Elite event for a free egg sandie and a palmier cookie. Sitting at their cute outdoor table parked next to a red single speed bike that doubled as a counter and a gate to their basement, we sipped a single origin house coffee ($3.25) and a matcha drink. The sun warmed our bones and glittered off the view of the one word trade center as we debated why the palmier cookie brought us back to our childhoods. Was it that all aunties, uncles and grandparents would give Dansk cookie tins as gifts when visiting -- or was that a Chinese thing? Only in relaxed and enjoyable environments can one have such revelatory conversations. The egg sandie was good, but not quite as revelatory. I'd come back just for the delicious drinks, the relaxed environment and that palmier cookie!

Idk how this place gets good review. The coffee, eh. The service was horrible. The barista had no idea what goes into the specialty drinks and you can sense he was just annoyed. Don't think I will ever walk here specially for coffee

So I have very mixed feelings about this place. I'm giving it 5 stars because the drinks, food, and service is worthy of that, but this place is exorbitantly expensive. If I were to factor in the cost, it'd be lower, but I think that's unfair because everyone has different thresholds for what qualifies as expensive. Egg sandwich: very yummy! I would get this again Palmier cookie: also good. Small. Pumpkin spice latte: this was very good. It wasn't cloyingly sweet. But my heart plummeted to see that a small cup was $7, not including tax!! Do I like this place? Yes. Is it worth the cost? I'll let you be the judge!

What a cute little coffee stop tucked away in the streets of Chinatown! It was a rainy, dreary day - perfect for a stop at Dreamers. I saw the small door area closed because of the weather but was happy to see the effort made as there aren't any places to eat inside. The inside is crisp and clean - an interesting spot off the beaten path for such a pristine place. I got the tuna sandwich and palmier. The sandwich comes in a little carrying container - very cute and perfect for on the go eating if you want just half and to store the rest for later! The hard part about tuna sandwiches and not let's the bread get soggy and this wasn't soggy at all! They perfected moistness with sogginess. The palmier was crunchy and would be great with a coffee no doubt. The service was friendly and quick. A nice little visit :)

This is a hole in the wall coffee shop that's new to the neighborhood. I grew up just a block from here and so nice to see a former tutoring center turned into a coffee shop! I came on Saturday at noon and found the shop to be surprisingly empty. I ordered the egg sandwich and received a palmier - buttery and sugary! The egg sandwich is full of flavor and a great snack sandwich - not filling enough for a lunch though I'm sure it would be paired with a drink and a bag of chips (who doesn't eat chips with a sandwich?). Definitely check this place out!

Chagaccino (with oatmilk) ** must try ** This drink taste like mocha but better and not as sweet.

Do not get the matcha. It tastes like water, I don't know anything about the coffee tho

I am so in love with this Coffee Shop! It's so quaint and it really delivers. I had the Tuna Sandwich with Palmer cookie. I also ordered the chocolate chip cookie and Chinese Sweet Tea. The Tuna Sandwich was a HIT. It was a lot of tuna and the bread it was on was delicious. The Palmier cookie was surprisingly really good. I didn't think I would care for it too much. It has a toffee like glaze to it that I really liked. The Chinese Sweet Tea was good as well. It tasted like your typical sweet tea but instead they used Chinese herbs. I thought that was pretty cool. I must say, I thoroughly enjoyed this month's theme that centered around Asian small businesses. I really got to try and learn various dishes.

The cutest little coffee shop! I stopped in today for the Yelp elite experience. The barista working was very nice and quick to help me out. I got the PB&J sammie and a palmier cookie. The sammie had delicious toasted bread and reminded me of being a kid. The cookie was delicious as well! The inside is tiny, no indoor seating, but adorable nonetheless. They have a super cute outdoor set up with tables and chair. I'd come back to try out the coffee sometime!

Great coffee and delicious pastries! And the staff was so friendly and thoughtful. We popped in on a hot day, a regular came in from a run right behind us, and the guy behind the counter immediately got her an ice water without missing a beat. The kind of people that take care of people are the service industry people/establishments I like to frequent! Highly recommend.

Located around Chinatown, Dreamers Coffee House is a small coffee shopped manned by one woman who does everything. I ordered a honey lavender hot latte and it was awesome. The honey made it slightly sweet and the lavender flavor was present. It was a great pick-me-up for the rest of my morning. The outdoor seating area was spacious and spaced out perfect for COVID protocols. I definitely recommend stopping by for good coffee in Chinatown.

Dreamers Coffee seems to be a newer addition to the Manhattan Chinatown scene. I discovered it as part of a Yelp Elite event, but so glad I did! It has an aesthetic outdoor seating area with the good vibies. It's a small, cute shop with friendly staff and solid coffee & food. I got the egg sando plus the palmier cookie, and ordered an iced americano as well. The egg sandwich was quite good, being light & fluffy while possessing a mild kick. I loved the iced americano too; the shot fortunately didn't taste burnt or over-extracted or anything. Refreshing on a hot day! The cafe is a little bit of a walk from the subway, but totally worth it to come and hang for a bit. Another C-town gem, definitely check it out. (still 'dreaming' about it, hoho)

I ordered a cappuccino and a rose matcha latte (expressly confirming that there's no coffee in the matcha and the guy assured me there wasn't but that he's out of the rose). Ok, I said a cappuccino and a honey lavender matcha latte in that case. The order took forever to make even though there was nobody ahead of me in line, but ok fine. He brings two drinks out in two different cup sizes saying it's a cappuccino and a honey lavender matcha (I assumed the cappuccino was the smaller and so this seemed correct) and I leave with them. I walk a few blocks to meet up with my husband and have the drinks. Surprise, they're both cappuccinos! I don't drink coffee, and I paid almost twice the price of the cappuccino for that "matcha" that wasn't. Way to go, dude!

We had some time to kill on a cold rainy day while we waited for our table at a restaurant nearby so we decided to grab some coffee here. Coffee was good, service is quick, although im not sure if this is how it's usually operated but there was only one barista and she was a little rude to us. Giving her some grace though considering she was by herself.

I'm glad I found this hole in the wall. Stopped by a quick drink, and luckily I was able to get a non-caffeinated drink that's not water, The lemon spritzer with chia was soooo refreshing. And if you're looking for an awesome egg sando, this is your spot. Would come back in a heartbeat. Go show some love to Dreamers and keep sending Chinatown love. IG: @nyc_marrowsmercado

A tiny cafe and I had a cold black brew was okay Only 1 seat available indoor I recommend only take away if you want

Good service and the coffee was good. Coffee was 3.5$. It's a smaller place than Oliver st coffee but good vibes.

Such a cute place with great coffee! I even got some of their coffee beans to take home with me

First of all, the croissants are baked fresh daily and delicious (seriously). The Honey & Oat Latte was also sweet but not over empowering and best of all, THE STAFF. Daniel, the owner, and the rest of the staff were so kind and offered to set me a table/chair outside when i told them that my wifi was out and I had classes. Such a sweet experience! Show chinatown some love :)

Very cute neighborhood coffee spot with nice outdoor sidewalk seating. My oat milk latte was smooth and a little creamy with a nice espresso taste.

Cozy coffee shop with only one table & bench seating. Beautiful healthy plants inside. I loved my chai and had a great time. The barista is sweet and patient as well.

Stopped by for two warm americanos with oat milk on a brisk, cold morning on our way to dim sum. The coffee shop is located on an unassuming and empty street, but it's easy to find as there's a large "Coffee" sign on the outside. The coffee shop is quite small as there was barely any seating inside so it's definitely not a place to bring work to. The coffee we had was delicious and the service was friendly and fast. 5/5 A good place for a quick cup of coffee if you're in this quiet part of Chinatown and you don't want to get Dunkin!

This sweet little coffee house is a little off the beaten path in Chinatown but it's so worth a visit! The coffee is incredible and the service is even better. Dan & Sandy (the owners) are incredibly personable and kind! When we walked in they were making a personalized drink for a little girl, complete with a tiny lid and straw. We came in close to closing and they were kind enough to make our drinks and still allow us to sit, eat some pastries, and use the wifi. We also got a couple of croissants from their baked goods case that they warmed up for us. They were perfect! The place has a chill vibe and is a good spot to study or get a little work done, as there's really calm music playing and the atmosphere and design of the space is so airy and peaceful. The shop is new and doesn't have much signage up yet, but if you do stumble upon this hidden gem, or if you're searching Chinatown for some excellent coffee look no further!

Cutest coffee shop on a quiet street in Chinatown, with the cutest doggie mascot who will come to greet you! Stopped by here on a fall weekend for a BTS cup sleeve event, and the owners were so kind and excited to have us there! They were even sporting some Chimmy gear, which my friend and I totally appreciated. They're very friendly and kind, taking extra steps to make sure that we got our event freebies and that we were enjoying our drinks. I got the iced apple cider and was delighted to find that it wasn't very sweet, but was spiced and flavorful instead. Ciders are usually kind of cloyingly sweet for my taste so it was a pleasant surprise. I'd love to stop by again sometime for their baked goods, and I hope Dreamers gets to stick around for a long time!

Such a cute coffee shop with great staff. Tried their pumpkin spice latte today... my first of the season! It was delicious. They make the pumpkin flavoring in-house and you can tell. They have a variety of milk choices.

What an adorable little spot in Chinatown! This truly is a hidden gem. I stopped in on a Wednesday morning and there was no line so the service was very fast! The inside is small but decorated so cute, and they have outdoor seating available. The girl who was working was so sweet and helped me decide which sandwich to try. I got the egg, and it was good! It was a perfect light snack as I was walking around, egg salad on a nice bread, with a little mild spice so it wasn't bland! I also had a cold brew with oat milk which was perfect for walking around on an 80 degree summer day. The specials can be made iced or hot, so I am definitely planning my next trip back to try the ginger latte, which sounds incredible! She even gave me a punch card for when I come back. Definitely check out this spot if you're in the area and want to support a local business!