Blue Bottle Coffee

Voted the #8 Favorite Coffee of New Yorkers according to this list:

Overpriced coffee and the vegan brownie I tried was disgusting. In the winter it’s freezing because people can’t seem to understand how to close a door.

Best and creamiest latte so far in NYC. Pistache cake was heavenly! Friendly people. Not so cozy though and no bathroom present.

Great location by the Highline. Small store with limited seating and no pastries, which according to me is great for a coffee shop.

World class and super hip coffee shop right next to the Chelsea Market.
Chief Barista Daniel is an artist and takes his coffee and client’s satisfaction very seriously.
I had both the drip and a limited release espresso. Both spectacular. Two slices of pumpkin cake and a yoghurt parfait.
Calming music and clean.
All super yummy and if I lived here– this would be my go to breakfast spot.

Ordered a cappuccino and it was fantastic. Perfect accompaniment for a brisk Fall walk along the High Line.

I came in and for a macchiato. I really appreciate that they have a traditional styled macchiato (espresso with foam), but I was disappointed. It was luke warm and the taste was a little funky, I don’t know if it was because I got almond milk or not. The barista was unengaging and very short and uncaring. The girl at the register was also not very nice and they both seem to just care about getting things done, about the money not about the product or the costumers. The décor is nice, simple and modern. I would not spend almost $ 5 on another coffee here.

The New Orleans cold brew at Blue Bottle is the best iced coffee I’ve had to date. Yeah, its kind of expensive ($ 4 for a small cup), but this isn’t a drink you guzzle. I’m always worried that coffee places are going to put waaaay too much milk in my drink, but Blue Bottle apparently caters to my exact preferences. No issues on the milk front. The location is great, right on the High Line and there’s a bunch of food stands and other little shops to peruse as well as a big (but very busy) seating area.

Excellence. I came in crawling from a day without caffeine. Baristas observed my feeble state and rushed me an amazing Ice Coffee (New Orleans). My only criticism? Not big enough. Ordering again MORE AND MORE. I’ll be back. Store front is kinda tiny. Great location, I love getting great quality coffee without dealing with the Chelsea Market. Cheers!

Great coffee/​tea! There was a suburban family taking very long to order in front of me so my server gave me my awesome green tea on the house. It was delicious, refreshing and natural. Will come back whenever I’m in the area

Located along the highline — Carasca fizz drink was delicious! Not too sweet, light and refreshing.

Love this place in SF; the NYC locations are pretty good too. I had an iced almond milk latte and it was alright. Coffee quality was good, the almond milk they used wasn’t my favorite but it didn’t bother me that much.

Café hipster à souhait mais qui est bien pratique car situé aux pieds de la High Line.
Il s’agit d’une chaîné que l’on peut retrouver à San Francisco, Los Angeles et Tokyo.
Le café est très bon (un peu spécial selon une amie addict à la caféine) et le latte est un peu plus fort que les latte habituels de NY.
Le café froid vendu dans les petites briques en carton est très pratique, parfait pour emporter ou pour un picnic.
Le personnel était assez froid, c’est dommage !

Located right by the Highline and Chelsea market, this Blue Bottle’s coffee does impress. They also sell boxed coffee, which was a great takeaway.

Great place for Blue Bottle Coffee. The staff were very friendly. This Blue Bottle Coffee makes great coffee. I ordered a soy mocha and was very happy.

First time having Blue Bottle, I had a macchiato and it was amazing, really smooth, not bitter with great strong foam. Great covered but outdoor location on the High Line.

No se si tuve mala suerte pero el expresso es el peor expresso que he tomado en mi vida, parecia que lo hicieron con la orina del barista, no les miento.

The New Orleans was tasty. My friend’s Single Origin iced coffee was a bit brighter and more acidic than he preferred. A place for coffee fanatics for sure. Coffee and espresso bar in the front and if you’ve got time to kill, there’s a cool siphon station up the stairs. Conveniently located near one of the entrance/​exit for The High Line and down the street from the Chelsea Market.

Smooth yummy espresso drinks! They also have pour-​over coffee, but I’ve yet to give that a try. Their lattes and cappuccinos are too addicting for me to order coffee here.

I love Blue Bottle! I’ve tried most of the locations, and anywhere I go it is great. My go-​to is either a hot latte or a New Orleans cold brew. I’m a sucker for cold brew, and I love that Blue Bottle uses cane sugar to sweeten it a little bit. It’s perfectly acidic with a light body.
The Kyoto iced coffee is also great if you are into a very bold flavor. It’s super dark, so if you’re into that, get it. The last time I had this was in San Francisco, and I remember it being distinctly pretty earthy and super rich.
Not sure about the NYC locations, but the SF ones have really good Belgian waffles! Also LOVE that Blue Bottle opened in LA!

The coffee is so smooth and nutty. And not bitter at all.
I try not to drink coffee and sustain on green tea, but you can bet your bottom dollar that I’ll make a stop at Blue Bottle if I’m in the neighborhood.
It’s better than Starbucks.
It’s better than Stumptown.
It’s better than Café Grumpy.
It’s better than Birch.
It’s better than Ground Support.
So on and so forth.
They also have a really good Madagascar chocolate chip cookie. It’s not overly sweet, surprisingly. It’s chocolate on chocolate, but it’s soft, a little bitter, a little sweet, and perfect.
They also have a New Orleans iced coffee, packaged in a school cafeteria milk-​container. I’m a sucker for cute packaging, like most girls are, so I squealed a little as I made this discovery one morning on the Highline. The New Orleans iced coffee is light and sweet, with organic whole milk and organic cane sugar.
They have a couple of other locations in Manhattan, but this location is right on the Highline, close to the 14^th Street entrance, where the cluster of seats are.
Grab your coffee to go, or you can grab a little table right outside to people watch on the Highline.

Tried the New Orleans coffee and yummm.
I’m not a huge fan of hot brewed coffee, but have recently been trying lots of iced coffee. This New Orleans style coffee is delicious! There is no sour or bitter taste, but more of a more earthy and rich flavor. I ordered mine w/​soy milk rather than whole milk and actually preferred the taste of the soy.
Small tip — order it with light ice, otherwise they’ll fill pretty much the entire cup with ice.

Situé sur la High Line, le Blue Bottle Coffee est le meilleur endroit pour boire un café fait par des passionnés ! Les cafés sont délicieux et vous pouvez manger un petit muffin si vous avez un petit creux.
Les cafés coûtent entre 3 $ et 5 $ et pour le déguster et profiter de la High Line en vous asseyant à une des tables disponible =)
Mon endroit préféré à New York !