Green Nature Coffee House

Really great set up, though its popularity will make it a little hard to find seating.
Wifi– two hour max
Food– they have some pies, a modest pastry selection (at least, when i was there), and a hot food menu I didn’t try
coffee/​teas– they have a lot! Pretty good. The tea choice is quite large and delicious, with flavors of mixed nuts and fruits etc etc.
A bit pricey.
Service– good, polite, fast.
Good place to read a book, but not to have a 1-​on-​1 long chat given seating set up (almost all single chairs or group bar/​tables)

Say, 3.5 stars.
Pleasant service, and quiet and uncrowded. I had only a caffe americano, which wasn’t that good,.

As a self-​proclaimed latte enthusiast, my coffee taste buds were very much satisfied! I couldn’t decide what to eat, so the girl behind the counter suggested I try the arepa. Not a huge fan of corn based foods, but it was pretty good. That melted cheese on top tho… so good! Service is okay, everyone is nice but not too friendly. I’m more about the warm and genuine welcomes! (That’s why I give it a 3) But, I shall be back to satisfy these coffee cravings !!! (Coffee gets a 5) :)

It was good and it looks like they have a relationship with farmers. The cappy that I got was not very caffeinating though… or maybe i needed to get an extra shot.

I really liked this place. It was a rainy NYC evening when I strolled in here with one of my friends. I love the openness and the large windows are a nice addition – just to look out at the city and people watch. I opted for the pumpkin spiced latte – much better than Starbucks’-service was great, barista was cute (lol), and the cookies were delicious as well.

Amazing coffee!!! The best in the entire state of NY. Good music and amenities to drink a coffee and talk with friends. A great variety of desserts, I got a berries pie, which I loved. This coffee shop definitely beat others in the are.

Pretty okay place for coffee. I got a pumpkin spice almond latte and it was good but nothing that stands out for me given that there are a million coffee stores in nyc.
I do love the seating– they have nice high tables with lots of space. Nice place to do work! Big open glass windows allow for tons of natural lighting!
I would come back here if I wanted to sit for a while and do work/​reading. Nice and quiet and not crazy cluttered or noisy like some other places may be.

This coffee shop is a must try! I’ve lived in the neighborhood for a month now, but always have overlooked this shop since it doesn’t seem too appealing from the outside… But, finally decided to give this place a try. This is a great example of you can’t judge a book by its cover! Coffee is amazing!
This coffee shop is roomy, has a great selection of coffee– not just your standard coffee, but very unique flavors. Definitely will be coming here more often.
Pros:
Coconut latte (delicious and perfect foam)
Dream coffee with caramel syrup (is one of the best unique coffees I’ve had)
Lots of room for seating
Nice décor

We were lucky to find this gem of a café right next to the theater. The ambience was casual, hip, and cleab. The drinks — we got hot chocolate and Chemex — and (three berry) pie was one of the best I’ve tasted! It’s spacious, Wifi, wasn’t crowded, although we went 30 min before they closed on Saturday night.

Very mixed feelings on this very mixed placed.
Upon walking in there are a lot of seats and the café is really clean. You can sit by the windows facing the street (which I was going to do but around noon the sun shines right in your eyes) the large communal table in the back, the angled high tables, the bar, the small tables for two in the corners, or the comfy couches! Even though there are so many options the place seems off cause of the weird angles the tables are positioned. But the table space is great, so if you’re the type who likes to spread out stuff while studying/​working, it’s a plus.
The barista was really friendly. I got a latte with coconut and hazelnut syrup. It tasted great. I like how they ask if it’s to stay or to go so they’ll put it in a mug or paper cup.
The main thing that threw me off was the music playing here. I feel like I heard everything– top 40, jazz, easy sfw listening, oldies, rhythmic chanting… It was kinda distracting. Also there are two tvs in the café– one plays the news and the other is a PowerPoint of coffee stock photos and some they took.
*wifi
*outlets
*accepts cups app

Three words… horrible, customer, services. The two ladies at the front desk gave me and my friend an attitude when all we wanted was iced coffees. Their coffee tasted awful and the lady didn’t even give us our receipts (because you need a receipt to use public bathrooms in NYC apparently) horrible and I do not plan on ever going back to that place. As soon as I even walked into that store I felt un welcomed because of the dirty looks one of the ladies that worked there was giving us. Save your money people and DO NOT invest and of your money towards their crappy coffee.

A wonderful place to have a cup of fresh coffee and read a newspaper in the morning. The prices are higher than average in that area. For the amount I spend on coffee here, I would like this place to bring more value. Food is ok, nothing unique, have vegetarian items.

The ladies at the counter were patient with me opening my CUPS app. Double shot almond milk latte was great and the service was amazing. Definitely coming back especially since it’s right around the corner :)
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What a great coffee spot! After having an annoying weather day in NYC in the hurricane, I was so happy to stumble upon this coffee shop while waiting for my megabus (about 6 blocks from the megabus pick-​up spot). I settled into a corner with 2 outlets and got a delicious cappuccino to warm up. The place is cute and well decorated– very cozy and lots of different seat options). I tried one of their sandwiches (the american) and it was really good and fresh! It came with a side salad and was the perfect size for dinner and was reasonably priced. They also have quiches and lots of little pastries. Their wifi is good for 2 hours and worked well. The employees were really friendly and helpful.
I highly recommend coming here to relax, study, do work, or just simply to wait for your bus!

I saw this place when I was walking in the area between the pier and the subway station. I had to check it out.
Really nice laid back, hipster vibe with comfy décor. I got an iced latte since it was a bit warm outside. Really great flavor, especially since it came without any sweeteners added. The single origin coffee’s flavor really shines through; something I’ve never experienced with an iced coffee before.
Really cool place to check out in the middle of the day if you want to try some good coffee away from the mega chains.

Atmosphere:
— large with ample seating
— free wifi for up to two hours
— friendly staff
Drinks:
— Affogato ($ 3.25)
Two small scoops of ice cream w/​a shot of espresso — smaller than expected, but still tasty according to the boyfriend
— Passion Fruit Black Tea ($ 4)
Fun tea pots for drinking tea, but the tea was just average. They ran out of all green teas and do not supply any white teas, so I was pretty disappointed.
Overall:
Okay for a study space, but just average for my afternoon tea/​coffee fix.

I got Unilocal for the sole purpose of writing this coffee house the review it deserves. I waited 25 min to get one coffee. There were three people behind the counter who did not understand how an espresso machine worked.
Surprising they would be working the espresso machine when I ordered a coffee, right?
Well this «coffee house» doesn’t even serve coffee. They just make Americanos. So if you’re looking for coffee in the morning before work do NOT come to this place because you will leave with a watered down espresso and a 5 o’clock shadow.

I love how authentic this place is! It’s refreshing to find a coffee spot in Manhattan that isn’t just Starbucks and something mainstream.
Authentic Colombian coffee is here. I’ve never heard of Lulo and it is a native fruit that they mix with coffee. It’s like drinking a milkshake that is tangy, orange with coffee hints. Delicious and creamy!
If that sounds too «risky» for you, stick with their coffee because it’s strong and tastes good. Latte with hazelnut iced is yum!
Also got their arepa. It’s made with corn bread and cheese. It’s perfect for an afternoon snack or even dessert.

Is single origin coffee a big deal for you? Hit up Green Nature Coffee House.
Even if it isn’t — or you don’t know what that even means — don’t worry, this café has competitively-​priced coffee, ample seating, free Wi-​Fi, food, and welcoming staff. It’s also a short walk from Times Square, which means even your directionally-​challenged friends can find you.
Don’t have any friends? Communal tables means you can make some. (Just make sure they’re not wearing headphones, or otherwise engaged.)
Cash and credit accepted.

With apologies to the two fine young Hispanic ladies working here this morning. I hoped you would turn your backs while I had a private Meg Ryan moment over in the corner with a Chemex 12 oz. pour of your house coffee, black. Savory, an aroma of black cherries and an impossibly smooth finish with a hint of vanilla. I hadn’t seen them smile most of my hour there until I called one of them over to express my delight. My barista even took a deep inhale from the empty chamber from which it was poured and smiled. We both understood.
Earlier, a perfectly poured latte and a brilliant pastry filled with cheese and ham. This is a modern, new full service coffee shop on the far West end of 42^nd Street, the kind of coffee venue you wished was down the block from you. I’m not sure when I’ll be back but it will be a long time before I have a black coffee that fine.
I adore everything about this place. As five stars as it gets for this experienced coffee fanatic.