Wild Rabbit Coffee

3.12.23 - a new coffee spot that replaced Jell & Chill. It's rabbit themed, which is endearing and the staff is friendly and they clearly take their coffee/latte making seriously. It's heavily trafficked by international students and the space is small, so be wary of personal space. We tried the guillermo bean which was nice and floral and pricey at $9 all in - good for a one-time experience, but we should have tried their Americana for an everyday review. I think an extra shot of espresso is $2 if you need a little more body to the Americana.

Cozy spot with a lot of bunny decor 🐰. They have some novel drink options like jasmine americano and osmanthus latte. Everything was presented nicely, however I would say the flavor was a little bit disappointing in comparison. The latte was a bit too watery. Space is also pretty cramped so wouldn’t recommend planning to dine in.

A very unique cafe with amazing coffee drinks. We ordered the black sesame waffle bites and they were made fresh on the spot and served beautifully. Definitely a special place to check out in the East Village!

Such amazingly coffee here!! I really enjoyed the atmosphere, the service, and food. Overall, I’d recommend this place and I will come back!

Great tiny little coffeeshop and a lovely addition to the neighborhood. Everything they make is so pretty. The people who work here clearly care and take pride in making wonderful coffee and food. The decor and dishware is also very beautiful. Even their to-go packaging is thoughtful and aesthetic. Their indoor sitting is limited, 5 seats. But I love getting takeaway. Their drinks and food are just as good as carry away and since it's so close to the park you can grab your stuff and go eat in the park if there is no room at the bar.

i loved the vibe/aesthetic both inside and in the outdoor seating. the service from the barista was great, he was really enthusiastic and friendly and answered all of our questions nicely! unfortunately the lattes were not that impressive and the Nama cold brew was impossible to drink, the berry-like flavor was super pungent and hard to take. on top of that, it was super expensive for a pretty small sized drink.

I recently visited the "Wild Rabbit" coffee shop and was thoroughly impressed with the overall experience. I was greeted with a warm and welcoming atmosphere, and the aroma of freshly brewed coffee filled the air. The barista was friendly, cute, and knowledgeable about their coffee offerings, which made it easy for me to choose the perfect cup. I opted for a Jasmine American, and it was the first and the best I've ever had.

This coffee shop can only hold 5 seats. I highly recommend they limit the party size to 2-3 or setting up the little house in front of the street if possible, like other places. I was asked to leave because there were a group of people having conversations. I understand that point but I was suggested to walk around somewhere nearby and then come back in 30 mins. Back then, when I was encountering a situation like this, the coffee shop would either bring me a stool to wait or let me give them my phone number so that I will be able to know whenever the seats are available. There was nothing to shop at the 1st ave okay??!

Wild Rabbit is a small cafe in the East Village with some pretty unique drinks on their menu. I splurged on their iced osmanthus latte ($8 ) but that drink was delicious! The floral notes were strong and not overwhelming and the latte was perfect. The space is tiny, but they made the best of what they have, with free wifi, a bathroom, and several seats lined up on the counter. Overall, not the best place if you need to spread out your workspace, but highly recommend for a special treat.

After reading about it's anticipating opening, I've added Wild Rabbit Coffee to my list of cafes to visit. Since it opened on Valentine's Day, I needed a reason to visit before my trip to Tokyo. A cute little cafe located in the East Village, Wild Rabbit has limited seating but even if you don't get a seat, dude, it's worth the trip to this neighborhood gem. (You can see my priorities for the weekend...) Do get the thicco latte if you're a coconut fan. Of course, I ordered myself one (since I was intrigued by the name) & a small black sesame waffle to go. The thicco latte is a specialty of Wild Rabbit & worth the hype. Rich, flavorful, the thicco latte has full embodiment of coconut flavor from Southeast Asia - uhm, YUM! Would I come back? Most def & looking forward to it :)

Small place - I think the specialty coffee is legit, with beans from Sey etc. The osmanthus latte was good but also just a normal latte with some dry osmanthus blossoms sprinkled on top. Didn't try other drinks. Some limited space inside where I saw people working on their laptops.

I saw online a drink that was a mix of jasmine tea and calamansi but didn't see it on the menu in store, so I asked about it and they were so kind to make it for me! It felt like I was ordering something from a secret menu, haha, but the drink was delicious - so refreshing after walking around on a hot and humid day.

A cute place to stop by for a snack! Although Wild Rabbit does have free WiFi, I would not recommend this as a study spot because of the lack of space for seating. There are only 5 seats available inside at the bar but little to no walkway. With your chair pushed all the way in, there was little to no space for even the smallest of people to slip behind you to seat themselves or use the restroom. They do have a bit of outdoor seating though! The coffee and sandwiches were good but not a place to be included on a "must try" list. 3.75/5

A super cute place but limited indoor seatings. There is an outdoor patio where my friends and i sat and it was cutely decorated with rabbit themes! I also saw some pretty fresh flowers in vases! The Osmanthus latte was really pretty, taste wise it was on the lighter side with the flower petals sprinkled on top. There was no astringent or bitter taste and was slightly sweet! The buns were all good but they took much longer to come out which they tell you about, but my friend ordered right behind me and her items didn't come until we kept asking for it so i think service wise it's best as a order and go! Might be bc it's so new and busy!

This cute little coffee shop just opened in East Village in February 2023. They serve coffee, matcha drinks, Hong Kong waffle and crispy sandwiches. My husband and I had... - Santiago Caro Hand Brew (Colombia) - Osmanthus latte - The Wizard of Oz (jasmine tea with matcha foam) All drinks we tried are unique and delicious. Their coffee was perfectly brewed and it was so smooth. Their matcha drink was tasty. Besides drinks, we tried black sesame waffle and crispy sandwich. Both are yummy. As of now, they only serve waffle and Chinese snack as desserts. I wish they can offer more dessert options in the future. (e.g. ice cream parfait in the summer, other waffle flavors etc) For seatings, this place is small. They only have 5-6 seats at the bar. However, they have outdoor seating area too. Bonus points: - They have restroom (but it's difficult to go in when people sit at the bar because the space is too narrow) - They have charging ports Overall, it's a great addition to this neighborhood. I will definitely go back.

The newest coffee shop in the East Village - super cozy spot with 6 bar stools. My friend needed to charge his phone and the baristas kindly lent us wires (they also had Anker charging ports set up). We tried the thicco latte (coconut) and osmanthus latte with oat milk. Normally I don't like coconut milk replacements because it's often thin, but I believe they have a house made one that is creamier- so good, would def try again. The osmanthus latte was also tasty.

Wild rabbit is small cafe serving Asian inspired coffees. My friend and I both tried the Osmanthus Latte. It was so smooth and perfectly brewed. We could taste the mild osmanthus flavor infused into the drink and smelled its fragrance with each sip. We were thankful for the outdoor seating where we were able to enjoy our drinks while seating.

If you come here for the instagram pics, make sure you sit inside. There is very limited seating inside, so we sat outside in the patio. We ordered the Wizard of Oz and Osmanthus lattes (pictured), and they were served in plastic cups. The Wizard of Oz was a little watered down. We also ordered the Black Sesame Waffle, which also came in a black plastic cup. Overall a bit pricey and not worth the lackluster presentation.

Charming, quiet spot- they take their coffee and matcha seriously. Great place to relax with a hot drink.

Love their coffee and all the food looked really good, great addition to the neighborhood!