drip coffee makers

Iced latte was good. The place is inside of the subway station which is usually not a good sign but in this particular case the coffee was good. No places to seat though and the price is the same as in a regular coffee shop

Literally one of the best coffees I’ve ever had. And the people attending were super nice too ☺️

Really great coffee place. the staff is super nice and knowledgeable. She answered all our questions and gave some great recommendations. The coffee is very good and tasty too. Give them a try if you're in the area!

Drip Coffee Makers is a fantastic spot for true coffee lovers! The brews are rich and flavorful, the atmosphere is cozy, and the staff are always welcoming. Great prices and perfect for a quick caffeine fix or a relaxed sit-down.

Drip Coffee Makers is a hidden gem right outside the subway! The coffee is excellent, with a variety of milk options to choose from. Their bites, like matcha bread and banana bread, pair perfectly with your coffee. A must-visit spot for a quick and delicious pick-me-up! Their merchandise is also super cool! Pick up a tote if you pass by

Coffee was awesome. Barista was great, super friendly and gave good recommendations of things to check out in the city.

Had a latte, and I must say this was the best coffee I’ve ever had in the States. Just like the coffee you’d have in Europe. If you love coffee, this is a must-visit location on your map. ☕

Humbled awesome amazing coffeeshop! The slayer espresso machine really slayed yeah!! The barista's are so so nice. This shop is a bit out of the way for me, about 10 minutes in the opposite direction from where I need to be but worth it. Gonna start leaving an extra 10 minutes just to enjoy this cafes good vibes and awesome coffee!

The best cup of coffee I have ever had, no hyperbole. I asked the barista to surprise me. What I got was an americano that burst with fruit punch on the nose and had the distinct taste of grapes and mango (just like the description!). Uniquely delicious!

Seriously amazing coffee! I got a flat white and it was perfectly prepared, foam was the right consistency and the milk was steamed to the right temp. Not too hot! They also had a great set of options for pour over. Seriously amazing smelling options. I got a Yirgacheffe from a roaster out of Florida. It was outstanding!

I'd been meaning to drop by this place for ages, after it was recommended by the good folks in my local Buy-Nothing group (IYKYK). I don't use the Clark Street station a lot, so I'm not often nearby, and today I stopped in and had a great time. It was a slow mid-afternoon on a sticky threatening-rain day, and I got a regular coffee and took out one of their stools, and chatted a bit with like-minded chatters. It reminded me of urban coffee stops in places like Berlin or Paris, where you get a cup, stand at the coffee bar chatting a bit with like-minded chatters, and then head back out again. Coffee and conversation were great. I'll be back again.

While I enjoyed my iced latte did we really get to the point of charging $8.06 for one? Since I paid cash I didn't get a receipt to even know exactly what I paid for that was extra aside from the caramel syrup. I also didn't enjoy having to wait for a conversation to rap up with a previous customer before I was serviced. The only reason why the customer left was because a larger individual walked up behind me and she acknowledged his existence then left. Usually when I'm charged an exorbitant amount for coffee I check the company's website to see how the coffee is sourced, if they grow their own beans, if it's ethical. Things like that helps me to digest pricing better. Minor issue that didn't affect my review was incorrect change. Not sure if it's the same owner as the Cuban coffee spot that used to be there.

It is amazing that anything can survive with a lot of construction going on. One example is drip coffee which is located in the station of Clark Street (2&3 train). Unfortunately, since the elevators are in need of repairs, the station itself is closed until April-May of 2022. Since I was in the area and headed to Dumbo, I decided to drop by to try it out. There were signs in front of the subway entrance to let me know that drip was open and I was at the right entrance. From what I remember, the sound of construction was not bad and as such I could make my order to the barista. This is obviously not a coffee spot designed for staying to do work even before the construction. There are stools (pictured) but this is ideal for grab and go (I imagine especially with the trains in service). They had the standard coffee cafe options (latte, cappuccino, mocha etc.). They did have a drink called dulce which uses dulce de leche/caramel (I asked the barista). Other than that on one wall, it did sell coffee products for you to take home (beans, bags, etc). I took a mocha and it was pretty good. The barista made it sweeter for me plus they had the alternative milks so I chose oat. Overall, if I am in the area again I would stop by

Fast coffee on the go. Super convenient location since it's on the way to the train! Had it few times and seems like I can't get enough

This is a special and unexpected spot inside the Hotel St. George subway entrance. The pour over was such a pleasure. And the barista was happy to either just serve out the coffee quickly or chat in-depth about its origins and process (in a sincere and unpretentious way) depending on the customer. It's worth a bit of a detour if you're anywhere nearby.

High quality espresso drinks. Tried espresso shots and Americano, both regular and decaf. They were all perfectly balanced, neither acidic nor bitter. Great prices too!

Cold brew was excellent. Friendly staff too. Enter on Henry St, there's construction in the subway, can't miss it once inside.

Literally the best iced chai I've ever had. Top quality. 10/10. This just made my morning