Darya S.
Yelp
It's almost impossible to get seats here because of those damn NYU students (just kidding, I'm one of them). But seriously, this location is always filled to the brim and you may have to wait around for a while if you're grabbing a table. What bugged me is that absolutely everyone here grabs a two-person table for just one, which wastes a lot of space and efficiency. The MBA in me was screaming on the inside.
This small-scale roaster has two types of coffee: cornerstone, which is the darker one, and workshop, which is the lighter one. I got the cornerstone because it was late in the afternoon, it has a chocolate feel, and I wanted less caffeine. They have almond and oat milk for those who want it. It's your standard coffee, I believe a level above Starbucks.
I also tried the peppermint tea and the honeysuckle tea. The first is super strong in taste and smell. The second is on the polar opposite: very subtle. Neither was mind-blowing, two very standard teas.
La Colombe is above average price for both coffee and tea, as in $3.50 for a tea satchel, $4.50 for loose leaf tea, $2.50 for cornerstone drip coffee, and $3 for for workshop drip coffee.
Also, there's one bathroom and I didn't see any outlets. Last, the baristas have unnecessary attitude. Wouldn't hurt to not look down your nose at all your customers, y'all!