Saturdays NYC

Very quite place with a great terrace to enjoy your coffee. The view is great and I love the tree in the front of the store. Wish they could have some parasol but its great enjoying the sun too. The coffee is good but you might check the clothes/bags section too, some really nice stuff there and helpful staff!!

Fantastic boards, Bachwear, and coffee to keep you focused. Chilled Music/Vibe. Helpful and professional Staff. Price tags are fair. The clothing isn't Hugo; but it's the right casual attire. Worth a look if you're in the area.

If you are shopping for boards, be sure to call in advance to see if they have the brand/model in stock. They were listed as a dealer on Lost Surfboard's web site, but they don't carry that brand anymore. This shop sells mostly $1000+ 'art' surfboards and $180 hand planes, although they do have a small selection of 'respectable' non-hipster boards such Hayden and JS. The staff seemed a little bit deer-in-the-headlights when I asked about specific boards/dimensions, but were friendly enough and I suppose sales of those $1550 Bings help the economy. I can't really give it 4 or 5 stars because it's more of a fashion/lifestyle cafe than a surf shop. What would help their cred is a connection w/ a local shaper/artist instead of selling the same California brands you can find at Mollusk in SF or Icons of Surf in San Clemente.

I guess you can’t review with no stars, though that’s what they deserve. Every child who works here is rude and despondent. Came looking for a few things and was treated like a total bother even though they were sitting there doing absolutely nothing. Do you hire the biggest ass***** you can find? Guess so. Wouldn’t give this company one cent.

If you are looking for surf gear - you have found the place. Check out their Tees too - super comfortable.

Pete has left the building. Saturdays NYC is no more!

Great coffee bar, relaxed vibe, and beautiful boards to look at while you're daydreaming from the work you're doing :)

Sip a nice latte while pursuing the merchandise and having good convos with the staff and others. Good music and system too.

Awesome vibe. Fantastic boards, beachwear, and coffee to keep you focused. Music and the vibe is chill. Staff very helpful and professional. Price tags are fair. The clothing isn't Hugo, but it's the right casual attire. Worth a look if you're in the area. Right off 7th Ave and Perry.

What a joke of a surf shop. I was looking for a single fin screw and they couldn't give it to me because on the off chance somebody came in looking for a mono fin this week (unlikely in soho) I'd be creating "bad business" for them. Please find me a legitimate surf shop without extra screws on hand. They're more concerned with their overpriced T-shirt sales for IG models than they are with their actual surf customers.

Really like this brand and enjoyed my visit to the store. It's cool they have a coffee bar in the store (and a resident dog when I went by today). Friendly staff too. Prices aren't low, but I always find the clothing to be well made.

Saturdays feels like a case of the Mondays. Pretentious employees act like they are doing you a favor by being there. Totally unhelpful, rude, patronizing. The clothes are way overpriced and of low quality. Of the two shirts I bought one has ripped in 2 places, the other shrunk a full size after washing and hang drying. All these issues compounded by the fact they have no return policy. So buyer beware, if you walk out of the store with it you are stuck with it.

Pretty Blah by New York standards. The cafe itself is kind of bizarre in that's located within a small clothing store. They have a very limited selection of food and drinks. We walked in, and there was nobody at the cafe's separate counter. It took a solid 5 minutes for someone to walk over and greet us. We both ordered chocolate croissants and ice coffee. I asked if the croissants could be heated up and they said the only way they could do that was if they shot hot steam at it from the espresso machine. I opted for the room temperature croissant. The coffee was so-so. Not horrible, but nothing to write home about.

No stars for you! This place is a hot mess of hipster attitude and a lack of enthusiasm. When did it become OK to work in the customer service industry and not follow through with acceptable customer service??!! If you want to know the answer to this question I pose, then I suggest you take a visit to Saturdays Surf NYC in the west village. Recently visited this location after a few hours of fun/exciting shopping in the neighborhood and went from happy and zen to annoyed and agitated. Talk about a resting b**ch face of a place! I'm sorry, is it not your JOB to go to the back and get other sizes not readily available on the floor without giving me attitude and acting like we are ruining your day- whereby you just stand around and have as much go-getter attitude as someone who just imbibed on the green? And did I ask for YOUR forced opinion about an item we didn't like, as though your Williamsburg-bound "L train" look is fashion-fwd and something we want to mimic? You can embrace the surfer/skater dude look and still have some poise, presence, and good customer service - take a cue from those who work at DC, VANS, Burton, Volcom,etc. Get a clue! #surfsdown brahs!

Every time I walk into this store I dream of getting barreled. It's great b/c it's right down the street from me and there's always a surf video playing in the window. You can stop and even if your girlfriend is right next to you just hang out and watch surf videos for a while. She will eventually get upset, I'd say after 45 seconds, if the video has some insane barrel footage (Slater surfing Soup Bowls, or Andy Irons at Shipsterns kind of stuff), you'll get a minute out of her attention, but it's rad nonetheless. Buy her a coffee to make up for it - the coffee they serve here is some of the best around. You'll get another minute of vid watching time while they slow drip. Their board selection is fairly choice. Lots of custom riding equipment - mostly for the soul surfer types. It's also great to have a spot in the hood with basic supplies when you are in a pinch. Wax, fin keys, a new pair of winter booties for the thrice a year heavy nor easter. However, they seem to never have epoxy repair kits, just suncure. But the place is clearly serving up styling board shorts and lattes rather than Q-cells and resin. A true charger needs both if you ask me.... But it's a rad shop you should come in check out the magazines, try on a cord sweater or two, and check the Twin Fins out.

Nope. Nope. Nope. Walked in randomly and ordered a cup of regular coffee with milk. My expectations weren't high for this place, but wow did the coffee taste fall short of what even I was expecting. It was just terrible, the taste is not what good coffee should taste like.

...gimmicks abound in the city. Coffee, surf boards and t-shirts. This spot is tiny and the clothing sizes are not plentiful. I doubt I'll but a short board from here (I can get better ones in Hawaii)...but gimme a small coffee, black. Syke, add lots of milk.

This is a solid place to get some board-shorts and a latte. What? Yep you get a 2fer when you come here. Shop for your surf apparel while sipping on some delicious brew. Their beans are from La Colombe. I personally like their cold brew iced coffee - $3.25 a cup. Cash only. This spot is more open and spacious than their Soho location. The only seating they have are wooden benches outside and wooden platforms inside along the front windows, it's a good spot to sit at if you come in when their not too busy. I can't comment on their surf apparel because they only carry men's, but I'm okay with that, I'm not planning on doing any surfing in New York City. PS- They a restroom. It's behind the unmarked black door.

Coming from three years in San Diego I was poised to find a surf shop with the local vibe I had experienced at so many stores in Southern California. Perhaps it was my double overhead expectations, but this place was kind of a flop. Clothing was fine, though not as well curated as I expected for a trendier store in the neighborhood. Worth checking out a spot like Aloha Sunday in North Park, San Diego, or online (since you're probably in NY), for better products at similar prices. As far as an actual surf shop goes, their selection was limited. Nice boards but at those prices if you can wait, better off ordering a custom. Will be picking up wax and leashes elsewhere.

La Colombe Coffee - former Doma spot. So much more cleaner than the former place - so far so good as far as things that crawl...the place really needed and overhaul and I was thrilled to see it - just for the name. I

Like Adrien B., I have found the quality of their product to be lacking. I bought a swimsuit which ripped when I put my hand in the pocket. Not on the seam which could be sewed up, but rather the fabric itself about an inch in length. Granted the shorts ripped after the store's 15 day return window had passed, but a) I only wanted an exchange and b) the product was defective. Not only did the clerk definitively say no, he did so quite rudely and told me I could come back when his manager was there if I wanted (I visited the Perry St location on Thurs Jan 25 at 10a). Simply put, while the merchandise looks great on the shelves and/or online, it's trash and management knows it, hence the nuts return policy. I guess the silver lining to the whole experience is that I didn't buy the $115 sweatshirt I had simultaneously walked in there to buy.

You surf? I don't...but I do skating, snowboarding and I'm in Saturdays Surf NYC! A surfing stuff shop combines a coffee bar, serving coffee from La Colombe and Chocolate from Mast Brother. How cool it is! The barista absolutely is a stylish guy to fit in the vibe of this shop. The staff must skate to work when I saw those skateboards leaning against the bar. I might skate here next time!? "Lost Weekend NYC" is another one selling both clothing stuff and coffee in downtown, and I'll stop by someday.

I used to come here several times a week for coffee but the guy who makes the coffee now is so unfriendly -- no smile, no hello, no thank you, and very sullen as he makes the coffee and slings it across the corner -- that it's very uncomfortable so I hardly ever come here any more. Too bad because I used to find it a warm and welcoming place.

Solid La Colombe coffee! I prefer this new location because of the big windows and the corner spot. Too bad only paper cups, but same as other location. :-( Great alternative to Bluestone and Toby's where you can't even sit. Staff can be a bit snobby. But if you keep chatting with them they eventually loosen up. Great selection of Mast Brothers chocolate. Oh. And they've got surfboards.

I came upon this store earlier in the year and bought a few things. I came back to return one of those items and was told 'only store credit' even though there was no sign at the counter that said so. They also refused to credit the difference of an item that just went on sale. They then issued me a store credit card that can't even be used online (big hassle). So a few months ago, I find myself in the neighborhood again, and pop in and try to purchase something. I didn't have the store credit card with me and I asked them to check the computer using my ID and credit card to pull up the store credit. Nope. These idiots couldn't even do that. In the year 2015. Which brings me to the attitude issue so many others have mentioned. These guys are unhelpful douchebags with big time attitude. One guy actually started arguing with me because I didn't like the color of a pair of sneakers. I'm gonna eat the store credit and never set foot in that place again. I suggest you do the same. Take your business to Theory, APC, Barney's, Vince, Rag and Bone, Sandro or any of the hundreds of other places that have better style, better quality and actually understand customer service. Later dudes.

Okay your coffee is pretty good but what you've failed to realize is that true surfers hate kooks the most!!! This is more of a lifestyle brand and less of a surf shop. This place screams poser!! At least try harder at being a surf shop.. There are tons of real surfers in New York and not just people trying to look the part. Think of all the business you are losing out on without the surf shop part of the surf shop.. Or at least open up a second store that's a diehard surf shop closer to say Rockaway or Montauk and keep this location for show. I get your target market but don't distance yourself from real surfers.

Amazing place! I came in here with my sister just for a quick coffee. Had a chance to browse as I waited for my cappuccino and ended up buying a cool shirt! The staff were super friendly and attentive to my sizing needs. Will definitely hit this place up again!

I really wanted to like this place. It has an awesome location in the village, looks cool from the outside and plus the concept of a surf store that sells coffee is pretty cool. The problem is, I wasn't looking for coffee - I was actually interested in checking out the gear. I was SHOCKED at how poor the customer service was. I walked in this weekend with a friend and there were 2 guys working behind the counter. They didn't even look up when we walked in - no one was behind the coffee counter, so it is a good thing we didn't want coffee. We started looking at surf boards and at some of the clothing. In all of 10 minutes, neither of the employees even acknowledged our presence. I care about customers service, but I am pretty laid back overall. This was easily one of the top 3 most disappointing customer experiences in the city. It is such a shame, because they could have gotten a 4 or 5 star review if they just hired people who were mature enough to care or trained them to acknowledge potential customers, let alone put them first. There are better coffee shops in the city and undoubtedly better places to get surfboards or clothing. Willing to stop back by again to see if it was a fluke, but definitely rubbed me the wrong way.

This store rocks. Awesome stuff and Charlie is the shit!!!!

"Fabulous coffee. Lovely people! Chill atmosphere. Rockin' good threads!"

Saturdays Surf is a cool little spot with great coffee and a nice vibe. A vibe that is, unfortunately, greatly diminished by the grumpy, unpleasant barista. He was rude! Get a new barista @saturdaysurf- this dude is bringing the whole place down.

Worst latte I've had in years. Poor service. The latte was room temperature and only half way full. Absolutely ridiculous.

My friends dragged me here for their coffee, they've been raving about how good it is. I had a latte and it was alright. I like how it's a surf shop and a coffee shop in one. I wish they had a menu of what drinks they made though. Decent collection of tea choices.

I have never surfed in my life and do not intend to start now. And, judging from these reviews, I would most likely not buy my surf gear here if I decided to take the plunge. But these three stars are for the fact that they serve La Colombe coffee. I get just an iced coffee and it is delicious! Strong, but not bitter or sour. And I don't have to wait in line like I would at the actual La Colombe in Soho. So, yes, I reviewed a surf shop entirely on their coffee.

Great clothes. Staff is great aside from one guy. Seemed drunk. Very obnoxious. Kind of mocked my purchase? Shouted at me when walked in the store. It's a Saturday, I get it, have a drink, but I'm trying to buy a shirt not get shouted at about the date you were established. A girl called him weird and he walked out of the store and screamed at her as she walked down the street. Relax man. We get it. You drink on the job.

Awesome place for what it is! I don't get the negative reviews, some people sound like whiners, but whatever. The staff is very friendly, at least to me, but maybe I look the hipster part. Very chill place to sip coffee and hang, look out the window and recharge your iPhone.

This place has the best clothes and coffee in the city. Being a local I am here everyday. Steve's coffee is the best espresso in the city, no question. The staff in the shop are awesome. The clothes are great too. Stylish yet casual and very wearable. Everyone here is friendly, welcoming and love a little chat. Come here and you'll leave buzzed after a sweet coffee and looking a million dollars in your new outfit. Surfs up NYC, shred the gnar.

If you'd like to go to a clothing store where the staff is surly, posing and absolutely unhelpful, this is your place. Zero enthusiasm for what they sell and zero customer service. Guys, you are not on madison avenue selling couture, you're in the west village selling "surf" wear. Lighten up.

Nice little shop in the village. The coffee is real good and the tea they have is great too although a bit pricey. The staff is always friendly also.

Super rad shop. I don't know why people are complaining. Grabbed a coffee, did some shopping, and had an awesome experience. The staff was extremely helpful and efficient in their efforts to get what I needed. I'm even wearing the sweats as I type this and wishing the coffee I'm having right now was half as good as the one I had. Highly recommended for a chill time and cool people.

note: this place will NOT do an even exchange of an unworn item without a receipt; even if tags are still on. ...it was a gift, I figured, for an even exchange of a different pair of shorts for the same price, it would be fine. Really disappointed I took the time to go there was dismissed by some dude who takes his silly job way too seriously.

Great, friendly and attentive staff today. Also had the most amazing cortado.. Will be coming back to this gem. Well done Saturday's!