The Oma Shop I Coffee + Home

Stopped by on my way to the train and was greeted by the biggest scone I’ve see in my life. The scone and cold brew (splashes of oat milk) were excellent and the barista was a joy to chat with. Date of visit: 10/6/25

Cozy little spot for coffee. There is a little bit of seating inside and outside. The iced osmanthus drink was actually really refreshing and just the right amount of sweetness.

A different type of chai than I have had before. Stronger on 1 spice (unknown) than the rest, but I like it. I recommend the Croissant cinnamon bun hybrid. It's lighter in texture without all sugary frosting on top; a personal preference of mine. The owner also sells a product line that grabbed my attention. I definitely keep it in mind.

I visited this shop a few times and really like the space and location. They make a solid expresso; the pastries aren’t bad either. The patrons and barista do not really have a warm personality, which is unfortunate, but at lease the coffee is good. Wish them much success.

I loved the minimalist design,barista was very friendly. Their pastries variety is very limited but they have good stuff. They also offer on the side small businesses items.Coming back here soon!

Very cute new Black owned coffee shop and retail store in Hamilton Heights. I swung by today and had a rose milk latte with a vanilla filled donut - both were delicious. The barista named Talia was very kind and welcoming. It’s a small space but I definitely plan to stop by again.

Great coffee ☺️ and great spot in Hamilton Heights. Prices are average for coffee in Manhattan, and the atmosphere is so cute. Definitely a place to hang out with a friend. My first time here I was asked to not eat anything purchased outside (so just be aware of that). 😗

No WiFi?!?!?! Awesome coffee, great brew. Outrageous prices. The tables are a hazard, scraped my leg on the rocks. Barista is snooty, but I imagine the job is not easy. But it is also 11AM and saturation of people in the shop is SO low. This is the easiest job ever.

During a recent heat wave I walked in to get an iced coffee. The woman at the counter had bleached blonde hair. She immediately gave off a wack vibe. I ordered the iced coffee, drank some then politely requested extra ice because it was nearly 98 degrees outside and the coffee wasn't cold enough. She refused to add more ice, said they were running low. I told her .... "You know what?! I knew you were going to say that to me " and I peacefully walked on. That tiny cup of iced-coffee was $4.08 ... I don't mind paying a premium for things... however, her attitude sucked and I wasn't surprised at all she gave me some lame excuse. I don't know who owns this place but please retrain your counter person and have enough ice on hand to justify charging $4 for a tiny cup of coffee. I definitely won't be back.

I found this place after it was recommended by a friend. This is a black owned small business which opened. This is my first time going on Sunday after my run. First this place is beautiful and has amazing lighting. They sell household items such as glasses, cups and vases. They are very friendly and it is owned by a husband and wife. We had a blackberry scone, a chia latte and a cortado. They offered to heat it up the scone which was very fresh. They were very talkative. This place definitely has nice welcoming vibe. My chai latte was good but I wanted more of a chai flavor. They did ask me if I liked it after they gave me the drink, which shows they honestly care about their customers and what they are serving. I will definitely be back. I look forward to trying more items and even purchasing some of the items they sell in the store.

The new Oma shop location on 146th and Frederick Douglas service is very bad. I'm not sure if the girl who is working behind the register is racist or just very bad at customer service, whenever I go there she gives me dirty looks and don't even say hi, thank you, goodbye. But I saw her communicating with black customers and she is totally different with them, laughing, talking, making conversation and saying thank you and all the basic customer service things. The owner is very nice, however this girl who works behind the register is absolutely rude and racist towards asian people and white people. I will not going to be going there anymore. And anyone who is asian or white, do not go there unless you want to get dirty looks and bad customer service. Do better!

Chic, Warm, Non biased. Community Cove serving choice delicacies not found at your local bodega. The tone of service is inviting & friendly. Let's just say Oma sets the bar as being one of the many Black Owned businesses that serves up Excellence! There's no need to Travel away from Harlem when We have Oma.

Good coffee and great service! They also have a good selection of pastries to choose from.

Beyond happy this business is here in the neighborhood. Small business run by a family. Best coffee in the area and beautiful home goods.

Extremely good coffee and gifts! Great little shop to pop into on a hot day and buy a very nice coffee. And maybe a cool-as-hell flower vase.

I went into the Oma Shop this morning on my walk to work and it was the perfect morning vibe. Lizzie the owner is absolutely lovely and made a great coffee for me! The pastries are delicious and the coffee is great!! (The morning roll is INCREDIBLE) Such an awesome addition to the neighborhood!!! Can't wait to go back:)