Bluestone Lane

Cute spot. Awesome coffee. Almond Milk Flat White and Avo Smash with feta and tomatoes equals happy day.

I’ve walked past this shop for months and never stopped in until today. Adorable shop and quick service. The coffee was good but a little pricey. The flavor was nice and rich but not too acidic. I would go again but not too frequently since its above my daily coffee budget.

I feel bad writing a bad review because I continuously keep giving this place a chance but as far as the avocado toast is concerned they are extremely inconsistent. First of all, you wait a very long time for it which is really bizarre because it is basically what they are known for (as far as food) and constantly turning it over. Therefore, it should be FRESH always (which today it was not) and should be quicker turn around. This doesn’t work in midtown. If you are going to charge about $ 8 for basic avo toast, it should be fresh. No excuses. Better off stopping at the corner to buy a FRESH avocado and do it yourself.
On the flip side, when you happen to go there on a «fresh» day the avocado toast is delicious. Everyone there is very nice and the coffee is always expensive but always delicious and consistent. If you have an issue the staff is eager to fix it and always polite but I mean come on just be consistent and have FRESH avocado toast. It should not be brown! This has really upset my Friday and unfortunately… I will not be returning because this keeps happening :(

il like this place and the view it’s amazing at the morning the hot chocolate so good also the cappuccino and the chai latte. the chocolate croissant and the plain croissant

Very delicious coffee. Very expensive coffee– $ 4 for a 16oz. iced coffee with regular ol’ half and half. If I was in the area, I’d return, but I wouldn’t put it in my regular coffee rotation, fearing bankruptcy.

If you’re looking for the closest version of Australian coffee to the likes of Brisbane, Sydney or Melbourne go here! Avocado smash is super delicious too, recommend getting with the Lot is $ 10.50 (Fetta, tomatoes & prosciutto).

New coffee shop on 43^rd in the grace plaza. its a super small aussie café
not bad but wasnt a huge fan of their iced coffee and its pretty pricey
PLUS almond milk on milk counter for your coffee
NOTE: all walls are windows so perfect for ppl watching if you can find a seat on the maybe 6 –8 seat counter

Location: This Bluestone Lane is serving all those building-​person. It is close to BOA building along with other pretty ones. They have limited seating inside but plenty outside.
I was there very late and looking for a coffee. The person who worked there looked really exhausted, making me feel guity when I was unable to decide which coffee I wanted.
I eventually, went for a Cold Brew. They gave me pretty fast and I found out that they had all whole milk, soy milk, almond milk, etc.
Not bad. Average. Basic quality is all I can comment on.
If you want a quick sip of coffee around AoA, this place seems legit.

Avocado smash is wonderful. Such a treat. Standard is lemon juice, S&P, crushed red pepper. Not in love with the cold brew, but the toast is too great to complain about anything.

I’m a fan of local coffee shops. This one in particular caught my eye because it looks like it sits in a glass case and appeared very inviting. They offer a range of drinks and some small snacks if you are hungry. I was particularly looking for something refreshing but also a little milky. I was going to opt for a iced tea, but saw they had a matcha latte. I didn’t think twice to look at the price, but the small size of this matcha was $ 7, then with almond milk another $ 0.75, came out to $ 8 for a cup of matcha. Now, shame on me for not checking on prices, but I didn’t realize how expensive matcha can get these days. I also have had better tasting matcha before, so I probably won’t be getting the same thing here. However, their is an aussie iced latte which I heard was made with ice cream … that I might need to try :)

Always walk by this place but didn’t get a chance to try their coffee and pastries until today. Overall, their cappuccino is good. Pretty on par with Joe’s Coffee except you get more cappuccino for the same amount of price. I like that they have a medium size option. It’s definitely more on the expensive side so it’s more like $$ than $. Their almond croissant is also decent. Lots of almond flavor. I need to come back and try their avocado toast that everyone is raving about.

A slightly trendy, and expensive coffee experience conveniently located in Grace Plaza. They also have some tasty, pre-​packaged food options… oh…and a few damn good sweets. Mostly everything leans towards the healthy organic side, and is a wee bit pricey.
At times it can be Grand Central Station inside the small glass house, and on a hot July summer day, it gets a bit warm on the inside. (Line moves pretty quick and you just have to be ready to be a wee bit aggressive to get your almond milk at the fixins’ area. (Not the official name, just what I call it.))
Oh, and the coffee, is pretty delicious.

Finally, some coffee beans that aren’t acidic! This reminds me of good coffee back home. Smooth and lovely tasting. Wish we found this place earlier. The avo on toast looked pretty amazing too, will give that a go next time.

I come here twice a day because I have very terrible caffeine addiction. I work next door so it’s hard to not come here to grab a coffee, avo smash, or delicious baked good (the almond croissant, vegan banana bread, or their house made banana bread with walnuts are my favorites). Every coffee option is solid – the coffee blend they use is strong without being too acidic or bitter and their staff is accommodating and overall fantastic. I’ve converted most of my coworkers from the Starbucks downstairs to this place and cannot stop singing its praises! I love Bluestone!

Asking where to find great coffee, I was referred here by my brother-​in-​law who works next door. We came here daily for coffee while in the city. My mind was blown with their Flat Whites. Oh my Lord, so well prepared — these baristas took time and care in the preparation of our coffee. The quality was so fantastic. I half-​smirked looking at the ridiculously long line in Starbucks as I passed by to get coffee here each day. People miss out by not seeking out these little gems in the city.

I easily became a regular because I’m studying at ICP which is connected to this Bluestone Lane. I order the Magic almost every morning and it gets me through my long school days.
Buy the Bluestone Lane coffee mug! It comes with benefits.

Bluestone lane. Oh what can I say about the infamous café that’s been popping up everywhere under everyone’s radar.
First of all this location is very posh compared to the fidi location. It’s housed under a glass structure. The feels and everything tells me it caters to all the bankers and financiers in midtown. The line is always kind of long (just by the door) in the mornings and early afternoons when we need a caffeine rush.
Drinks are very good but really expensive. Yet everyone seems to overlook that fact after they’ve tried bluestone for the first time. I guess when you can afford it its nbd.
Some drinks I recommend. Not gonna go for the regular stuff I’m pretty sure you have your favorites at certain cafes but here are some unique to a select few cafes
Aussie iced latte — iced latte with a dollop of ice cream instead of milk. This is dangerously delicious. Beware.
Nitrogen coffee — coffee with a texture of a Guinness beer. My friend loved it at first taste

On my continual search to find the best cold brews in every city I travel, Blue Stone has one that hits on many notes, but is average at best.
But the Avo Smash I just had with prosciutto on it, hot damn that was delicious.

I came here this morning and was actually pleasantly surprised by the taste of my drink. Most coffee places (besides my beloved Starbucks) are just whatever in my opinion, but this place was pretty good! I ordered the almond milk cappuccino and my boss had the regular coffee. The cappuccino was strong and really flavorful! My boss enjoyed his coffee as well and said it was strong but not overwhelming.
A few complaints about this place: 1. It’s pricier than Starbucks. A medium drink here is about the size of a «tall» from Starbucks and costs a bit more. Also, avoid the food– a small yogurt was $ 8 and most of the wraps were about $ 10. You can literally walk across the street to City Café and get both of those items for half the price. 2. This may just be a pet peeve for me, but I hate when my coffee doesn’t come with the lid already on it! For the price I shouldn’t have to walk my full coffee to the basket, wait in another line, and pick through the different sizes (that have probably already been touched by a million other people) just for a lid. It would just be easier to grab my drink from the barista and leave out the door.
Taste wise, this coffee is definitely a good choice. I’ll probably stop here again when the line for Starbucks is too long.

Didn’t like their location (very small and very dark) their almond milk latte tastes like almond milk, and not the nice one.
Haven’t tried their famous toast avocado but it is quite popular.