Best Coffee Shops in Harlem

Real videos of Coffee Shops in Harlem — 6 places, filmed by creators on the ground.

Ranked venues

Muz Muz Café
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$TrendyEclecticCommunityFusion dishesCreative pastriesLocal events
About the venue
Muz Muz Café, located on Graham Avenue in Brooklyn, is a trendy spot known for its fusion of Eastern European and American flavors. Since opening in 2017, it has gained a following for its eclectic brunch menu and vibrant coffee selection. The café features creative pastries like peach kolaches and offers vegan and gluten-free options. The community-focused atmosphere encourages locals to gather for events, such as poetry readings and art shows.
What the videos show
The video showcases a cafe named 'MUZE Cafe' with a focus on its interior design, menu, and food items. It begins with a sign advertising a $1 espresso, then moves inside to show the cafe's decor and menu board. The camera pans across various sections of the cafe, highlighting the counter area where a barista prepares a matcha latte. The video also features close-ups of pastries and chocolate bars available at the cafe.
296 Graham Ave
@EverythingEats
Lattente
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$CozyArtisanalTrendyArtisanal coffeeBurrata ToastSeasonal pastries
About the venue
Located on Bedford Avenue, Lattente is a coffee shop and brunch spot known for its artisanal coffee and inventive menu featuring dishes like 'Shakshuka' and 'Burrata Toast' since it opened in 2018. The minimalist design and cozy atmosphere attracts a mix of freelancers and brunch-goers. With a seasonal rotation of pastries, it's a great place to grab a quick coffee or a leisurely meal.
What the videos show
The video showcases a coffee shop named 'latteate Specialty Coffee Roasters.' It begins with a view of the storefront, then moves inside to show a menu board and pastries. A person holds up a spinach empanada, followed by a chicken empanada.
219 Bedford Ave
@EverythingEats
Little Choc Apothecary
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$$CozyVegan-friendlyArtisanVegan crepesGluten-free optionsRotating specials
About the venue
Little Choc Apothecary in Williamsburg stands out for its vegan and gluten-free crepes, uniquely crafted with buckwheat flour. Since opening in 2017, it has become a local favorite, offering a menu filled with sweet and savory options, including 'The Smoked Tofu' crepe. The cozy exterior features a small garden and wood accents, contributing to a homey vibe. Regulars enjoy the rotating special crepes that change weekly.
What the videos show
The video showcases Little Choc Apothecary, a vegan cafe in New York City. It features a chalkboard sign welcoming fall, the cafe's exterior, staff preparing crepes, a water dispenser, cookies, and a QR code menu.
141 Havemeyer St
@EverythingEats
Eat Pretty
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$ColorfulTrendyHealthyPoke bowlsSmoothiesOrganic ingredients
About the venue
Eat Pretty in New York City specializes in healthy, Instagram-worthy meals that focus on fresh, colorful produce since opening in 2020. The café features an eclectic menu that includes smoothies, poke bowls, and acai bowls, all made with organic ingredients. The vibrant decor and bright atmosphere cater to health-conscious diners and social media enthusiasts alike. Signature offerings include the Rainbow Poke Bowl and a selection of delicious smoothies.
What the videos show
The video showcases a pink-themed café decorated for Christmas, featuring a large pink Christmas tree, a pink teddy bear, and a cookie with 'Happy 2023' icing.
501 1/2 E 83rd St
@carm_eats
Crêpe Master
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What the videos show
A pink smoothie in a clear plastic cup with a white lid and wooden straw is shown on a white table, with a blurred background. The cup features a yellow sticker with 'JACK & MASTERS' and 'COFFEE BAKERY' written on it, indicating a branded café or bakery setting. The shot is static, close-up, and focused solely on the beverage, with no visible people, actions, or environmental context beyond the table and background blur.
2029 5th Ave
@Schnazzyeats
Gold City Of Harlem
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HomeyCulturalLivelySoul foodFried chickenCultural decor
About the venue
Gold City of Harlem is an iconic soul food restaurant located on W 125th St in New York, celebrated for its authentic Southern cooking and warm atmosphere. Patrons come for the well-loved fried chicken and homemade macaroni and cheese, alongside their signature cornbread. The space is adorned with vibrant photographs and memorabilia highlighting Harlem's rich culture. With a mix of locals and visitors, it’s a staple for those seeking comfort food.
What the videos show
The video showcases a variety of food items, including a bagel sandwich with avocado and smoked salmon, an open-faced sandwich with guacamole and microgreens, a cup of coffee with latte art, and several bowls of soup. These items are presented in a visually appealing manner, suggesting a dining experience that viewers could replicate or visit.
248 W 125th St
@juiceryHarlem