PARK at KIMS

5/5 – Amazing coffee experience! We ordered coffee with Daniel and received such warm hospitality and a genuinely welcoming atmosphere. The coffee is excellent, and we love that they promote and support Korean coffee roasters—that’s the main reason we came. The latte was smooth, easy to drink, and very enjoyable. The pour-over is a must-try, freshly brewed with great care. Their affogato was also delicious and satisfying. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a great spot to hang out and enjoy an amazing cup of coffee.

It is a stylish cafe with people understand coffee with good taste. Professional team in this well-designed space. ☕️✨Pour over changes based on their supplies. I’m happy that they carry rare and special beans although slightly pricy. Chai latte was creamy, the taste was elegant. Donut from C & B was a classic. Lemon glaze was nice but the donut itself had little oily taste.

First of all, the people working here are the nicest people ever, very kind and welcoming. As for the coffee itself, it's excellent. I got the hand brew #1 and really enjoyed it. The space is also very sleek, and has a fun sound system setup, which is a nice subtle touch to the vibes. This new spot definitely left a strong impression on its official opening week!

This coffee shop is a gem. The baristas are kind and attentive, the atmosphere was cozy, and the coffee was delicious. You can tell they truly master their craft and pride themselves in making their coffee right. I will definitely be back next time I’m in the neighborhood and highly recommend this place.

Got myself a flat white and i kinda like it. On a lighter note but the milk didn’t over power the flavour. Also love the vibe !! Chill and minimalist.

This is the coffee place to go if you’re looking for a sophisticated and refined experience. High-quality yet affordable coffee, an aesthetic interior, and friendly service. 10 out of 10!

The boys at PARK at KIMS have created such a beautiful space, putting their own spin on speciality coffee from Korea. The cafe has a homey neighbourhood vibe where you can sit, relax and have a chat whilst the hustle and bustle of the city goes by. Highly recommend visiting. Great coffee and even better people!

Park at Kims is my latest little obsession. Upon entering, I was greeted by the staff warmly, and my order came out with a little smiley face to signal I had asked for it sweet. The coffee is a tad bit more on the acidic side, but just a light touch, so that it's not overpowering, but more so a little nudge at the end of each sip. They use expensive beans here, and the owner seems to really enjoy their craft and the way they greet, speak, and interact with the guests shows how much they love coffee and community. The space itself is more on the medium side (at least for Downtown Manhattan), where quite a few cafes have trouble seating 2 groups. The ambiance is light, warm, and cozy. There's a good amount of seating, unless you're coming by on a weekend, where the line gets a little longer and the seats become scarce and well sought out. Demographic here tends to lean a little bit on the pretentious side, at least for what I'm used to in the LES. That, fashion m*kers, and the smiski/samba wearing type of girlies. The coffee makes it worth it. I like to sip and finish my drink at the cafe, allowing myself a little escape from the bustling nature of Chinatown that's very lively just outside the door. New fave coffee place in the city, and thankfully, it's right in my neighborhood. :)

Amazing new cafe with wide array of specialty coffee. When I went they had espresso and drip from Loquat coffee which is a west coast all-time-favorite of mine roasted in Los Angeles, California. They have various hand brews from their in house Park at Kims coffee roasted in Seoul, South Korea. Very sweet and informative staff and prompt service. Good amount of seating and great location that's easy to get to. Since their coffee rotates often I look forward to returning often to keep trying new coffees!

Ambiance is nice here. The barista seems friendly enough. First time here but I didn't feel that it was that welcoming. I was taking a look around and love visiting coffee shops. Was excited to see another new type of beans to try. The sandwich looks very plain with pickled radish and Black Forest ham but ended up being the spotlight for the whole place. The sandwich gives it a 5 star for the crispy of the bun but still a little soft. The balance of the paste and the radish with ham is a very god balance. When I got to the latte. That was very disappointing, it was pretty much like every other place I've been where their milk over powers the taste of the beans. It was milk forward and coffee aftertaste. Super disappointing not much flavor in the beans. I'll be back for the sandwich again and maybe give their pour over a try hopefully it'll have more flavor. I got the pour over #2 and it was actually really pleasant. Reminds me of a black tea. Not too dark. Clean finish with a little acidic at the end. The first sip of the pour over was very clean, but when you get to the end of the bottom, it becomes more acidic and I got nausea drinking it. Came back a few times got the sandwich again and tried all the donuts. The donuts are pretty decent. Cortado you can taste the beans slightly more than the small latte I got. Cute spot and the baristas are friendly depending who you get in the front. I would recommend here but if you want strong, bold flavor beans this is not the place to go. More mellow bean flavors.

Brand new specialty coffee shop right by SoHo! Korean owned, serving Loquat coffee and hand brewed pour overs changing daily. It was absolutely amazing and the owners were so kind and informative. Had an amazing chat with them and they truly care about their craft. I will most definitely be frequenting this place. The interior and overall design of the place was also beautiful and clean.