A community guide to New York City specialty coffee & cafe culture.
Weekly meetups for cafe and coffee enthusiasts + event listings
Event guide for coffee & cafe culture enthusiasts
To celebrate their 20th anniversary, menswear brand 3sixteen hired Jaymie Lao, Go Get 'Em Tiger's former Director of Cafe Experience, to handle the build-out of a cafe pop-up at their flagship shop in Nolita, with the moniker Wilson's. It will be extant for one month, with each week devoted to a single origin coffee roasted...
Brazil coffee importer Ocafi's Sylwia Padiasek will be introducing a few specialty lots from their 2023/2024 harvest as well as familiarizing the audience with the company's regenerative social and environmental practices. Multimodal (formerly known as Regalia Roasting Collective) has reopened recently a stone's throw from their former location in northern Long Island City (north of...
Coffee Klatsch – meet for coffee and conversation. We are cafe and coffee enthusiasts who meet each week to try out new spots or visit old faves, to share coffee and chat. Klatsch is free except for whatever you purchase. Any and all are welcome. Last week we met at Dayglow - this week we'll...
Social enterprise coffee shop and micro roastery, Kos, from Maitland, Fl, is popping up at Drip's SoHo location for a tasting of their Nordic style roasts.
Ayaha Otsuka, of creative Japanese cafe / boutique Kijitora (which we visited as part of klatsch on September 6th), will be preparing coffee (courtesy of 95 RPM) and tea on weekends from 12-5pm at Ridgewood's design incubator / furniture showroom Lichen for the remainder of September.
Sweden's Standout Coffee, known for their exclusively sourced, high-end competition coffees, will be taking over the bar at multi-roaster shop Villager for four hours. You'll be able to try two different espressos, batch brew and pour over. In addition to brewing for service, there will be a chat and a tasting.
To celebrate their 20th anniversary, menswear brand 3sixteen hired Jaymie Lao, Go Get 'Em Tiger's former Director of Cafe Experience, to handle the build-out of a cafe pop-up at their flagship shop in Nolita, with the moniker Wilson's. It will be extant for one month, with each week devoted to a single origin coffee roasted...
Carlos del la Torre, founder and roaster at Mexico City's Cafe Con Jiribilla, will be at Dayglow/Niteglow for a menu takeover and tasting as well as a signature cocktail designed by him.
Last year's NY Coffee Fest was fun and probably worth the $45 one-day ticket, but hopefully they've improved the line-waiting, entrance situation. There's as much free coffee as you can drink and free pastries as well as some swag. Last year Coffee Project NY was doing a guess-the-origin contest, Variety Coffee had free tiki drinks...
Crop to Cup's Maya Bluestone will be introducing fresh crop offerings. Multimodal (formerly known as Regalia Roasting Collective) has reopened recently a stone's throw from their former location in northern Long Island City (north of the Queensboro Bridge) and will be hosting the event in their lab. Green Forums is a monthly event where Multimodal...
Amsterdam's Dak Coffee Roasters will be in town, represented by Yako Konstantinidis, Head of Coffee and green buyer, and Cristina Torras Final, Sales and Account Manager, for a coffee tasting and menu takeover from 10am-12pm, followed by a public cupping of Dak's offerings at 1pm.
Obscure Coffee will be serving coffee at the Ridgewood Pop-up Market, an ongoing woman/Latino led event that's been extant since 2020.