Best Coffee Shops in Midtown

Real videos of Coffee Shops in Midtown — 5 places, filmed by creators on the ground.

Ranked venues

Little Uluh
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CozyWholesomeDiverseAsian-inspiredFresh ingredientsUnique dishes
About the venue
Little Uluh on E 14th St in New York City is known for its focus on quality Asian-inspired dishes, including rice bowls and dumplings. The venue emphasizes fresh, locally sourced ingredients and offers a cozy atmosphere, making it ideal for both takeout and dining in. Signature items feature bold flavors and unique combinations that appeal to a diverse clientele. It is a favorite among those seeking quick, wholesome meals.
What the videos show
The video showcases two individuals holding drinks in plastic cups. One cup contains a layered dessert with caramel sauce, another a gradient drink with green and pink layers, and the third holds iced coffee. The video ends with both individuals bringing their drinks together, smiling, and preparing for a group shot.
218 E 14th St
@Schnazzyeats
Matto Espresso
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FriendlyDynamicCharmingSignature espressoGrab-and-goVintage decor
About the venue
The Matto Espresso on 2nd Ave is prominently placed for quick access to quality coffee and a light breakfast menu, featuring signature espresso drinks and house-made pastries. It caters to a busy clientele, providing efficient service and convenient grab-and-go options. Despite its smaller footprint, the café maintains a warm atmosphere with vintage decor, creating a unique charm in the fast-paced environment. Regulars appreciate the friendly staff and consistent quality.
What the videos show
The video showcases the new location of Matto Espresso at 1105 2nd Ave, 58th/2nd. It starts with a signboard advertising free coffee, then transitions to the interior showing the counter, coffee machine, and menu boards. The video ends with a hand holding a Matto Espresso cup with a 'Free Coffee All Week 7/31' message.
1105 2nd Ave
@swang530
@jenNYC
Slate cafe
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ChicMinimalistCommunity-focusedArtisanal coffeeDaily pastriesLocal art
About the venue
Slate Cafe in Midtown, New York, offers a chic environment featuring a carefully curated menu of artisanal coffee and light fare. The café is known for its minimalist design and a commitment to quality, sourcing beans from sustainable farms. Patrons enjoy a selection of pastries and sandwiches made daily, making it a popular stop for professionals and residents in the area. With a focus on community engagement, the cafe often hosts local art exhibits.
What the videos show
The video showcases a latte with intricate latte art and cinnamon sprinkles, along with a small piece of pie on a saucer. The camera remains static, focusing on the aesthetic details of the coffee and dessert.
@Schnazzyeats
@Schnazzyeats
Poseidn Cocktail Bombs
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VibrantInnovativeSocialUnique cocktailsSeasonal ingredientsCreative presentations
About the venue
Poseidon Cocktail Bombs in Midtown New York combines unique cocktail experiences with a vibrant atmosphere. This venue specializes in cocktails served with a twist, often showcasing seasonal ingredients and creative presentations. The setting is designed for guests to enjoy both the drinks and the lively ambiance, making it ideal for social gatherings and celebrations. Regulars admire the innovative drink options and attentive service provided by the staff.
What the videos show
The video features a close-up shot of a branded coffee product: a box of 'Possidon 3D Latte' with the flavor 'Pumpkin Spice Churro Latte.' The box is light brown with a vivid illustration of a pumpkin spice latte and a churro. In front of the box, several churro-shaped coffee pods are arranged, each individually wrapped in clear plastic. The camera slowly moves closer, emphasizing the product's design and packaging. The only audio is a brief spoken line at the beginning: 'Yeah. They're doing a little research. A little?' which suggests a casual, observational tone, possibly from a reviewer or content creator testing or showcasing the product. The scene is static and product-focused, with no human interaction, environment, or context beyond the item itself. There is no signage, venue, or indication of where the product can be purchased or consumed, nor any action that viewers could replicate beyond viewing the product.
@Schnazzyeats
Watchhouse
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ContemporaryWelcomingSocialSpecialty coffeeFresh pastriesCommunal seating
About the venue
Watchhouse on 5th Ave in New York offers specialty coffee and a small selection of light bites in a contemporary, welcoming environment. The cafe emphasizes high-quality coffee sourced from around the world, served alongside freshly baked pastries. With modern decor and communal seating, it encourages social interaction among guests, making it a favorite among locals. Open early until late, it caters to morning coffee lovers and evening relaxation.
What the videos show
The video shows a hand holding a plastic cup filled with matcha latte topped with whipped cream. The cup has a transparent lid with a black straw inserted through it. The hand moves slightly upward while holding the cup steady, and the camera remains focused on the cup.
660 5th Ave, New York, NY 10103
@dejenereats