Kobrick Coffee

Perfect little coffeeshop right near Chelsea Market. Limited Seating but got one of the last tables at around 5 on Wednesday. The jars that the teas came in were so cute. Also tried one of their Coffee Cocktails which was super interesting. Very extensive cocktail menu all priced at around $ 16. Definitely going to come back when I’m in the area!

This place is rad. Such a gem smack in the middle of meat packing. I’ve made it a mission of late to try as many local coffee shops as possible and this one I give 5 stars especially because of the vibe. They have this cute little back room sitting area that makes you feel like you’re back in the 1930s. Great old tunes playing, awesome atmosphere and super comfortable seating … not to mention great service. I’ll continue to give this one a bump above the other coffee shops as it already has for those reasons… great place to go and read or do some writing on a cold day.

Excellent coffee, service, and atmosphere. I come here regularly, and everything from their drip coffee to pour over is awesome.

This coffee shop is amazing. They play smooth jazz, the seating feels both 20s themed and futuristic and the coffee is superb. Wifi available. If I could do work here everyday I would.
The coffee world seems perpetually obsessed with marketing slightly new ratios of milk and coffee or espresso, and I took up the challenge of trying a new one here — the cortado, which I had previously never had nor heard of. Close to an espresso with a little milk to bring down the bitterness. Great drink.

I really enjoy the smoothness of drinks with egg white, so I was very excited to try their Koco Freddo with cold brew, coconut oil, and egg white. It was awesome!

Randomly stumbled across this chilled coffee shop and I was defiantly blown away. I tried the (Lucky Spike Latte) it’s basically a espresso with some Jameson :)

Clean, nice vibe, very friendly staff, delicious drinks, good music at night. The perfect coffee shop at day and bar at night

Finally came back for a coffee cocktail, and must say the last star is well deserved! The barista/​bartender (super nice) made a drink that was just being added to the menu — the «lucky spiced latte». The double espresso shot latte (aromatic and smooth), polished with a fine latte art and spiked with Jameson (I guess it helps that I’m a fan of whiskey), was perfect for the increasingly chilly weather.

Cozy café in meatpacking. Coffee game is on point and turns into a speakeasy cocktail bar at night. Chill and intimate atmosphere. Staff is friendly and attentive. I tried a cappuccino which was great and my friend had one of their signature coffee cocktails the «Kyoto negroni», essentially a coffee infused negroni. I’m intrigued and will be back for more.

Best coffee shop ever! Love the atmosphere and vibe. I’d stay here all day if I could! the guy making my drinkssss was pretty good looking too

You might just walk past it if you don’t look up and see the sign, but it’s located in a less crowded part of Meatpacking on 9^th Ave. Coffee is good, staff is really friendly. There’s counter seating by the cashier and then a small area in the back with maybe 6 tables. Both times that I’ve been here, I’ve been able to find a seat, but I’ve also only been here on weekdays, so I can’t speak for weekends, but I did hear the baristas say that it gets pretty busy during the weekends, especially at night, when the coffee counter turns into a full bar. I’ll definitely have to come back to check that out and try their coffee cocktails. I believe they said they transition to a bar around 4pm, but they serve cocktails all day (well, after the legal time they’re allowed to serve alcohol in NYC). Overall, definitely check this place out if you’re in the area!

Excellent coffee, and atmosphere. Teas served in a teapot are great as well. Unique decoration!

Tons of space on a Monday am. Would be a good spot for a breakfast meeting if you work in the area. There is a lot of seating and tables in the back. I’m sure this place must get crowded on the weekends though.
One of the best avocado toasts I’ve tried! The latte was also really great, and they have matcha on their menu!

A very cool little place to go to. The staff is extremely nice and I thought that the flavor of the americano that I ordered was very smooth, not too watered down, and didn’t taste burnt/​very dark or have a lot of acidity.
I also got one of their tap beers and that was very good as well.
The area itself is fairly small with a lower amount of lighting. There’s a bar to sit at in front and a few tables in the back with some comfy-​looking seating (I sat at the bar). There’s also a place to stand behind the bar seats with a ledge to put drinks on.

Cute upscale coffee place. Small and has limited seating. I came here on a late Sunday afternoon and all the seats were taken by study groups. They do have a bar that runs the length of the coffee shop so you can stand and enjoy your coffee.

Coffee in your cocktail? Why not.
They have a cozy lounge seating at the back. It would be a cute place for a romantic date, though cheapest cocktail is marked at $ 15 (not cheap but also not unusual in NYC) so it’s probably not the prime location for a first date.
The staff was attentive and welcoming. They do have an interesting drink menu that would tickle your curiosity. If you’re a coffee lover, it’s definitely worth checking out.

I’ve been slowing down on my attempt to try all the various roasts available in the city, and Kobrick has been one of those roasters I just haven’t been able to get my hands on. Alas, uncharacteristically, my companion and I found ourselves squandering in Meatpacking mid-​evening and wanted drinks (but not cocktails). By the grace of diversity, Kobrick’s brick and mortar offered (at night) both options (crafty cocktails are $ 15 – 16). I have never been «served» coffee unless I was drinking at some bourgeois hotel establishment, so this was quite a novel concept to me.
Service was quite attentive. We contemplated the charcuterie but opted instead simply for macchiatos and a chocolate chip cookie.
I think I want to like Kobrick more than I actually do. Our particular macchiato was burnt and the cookie (albeit the sweet server gave us two small ones for $ 1 rather than one for $ 3 as stated on the menu) was quite hard. Nevertheless, the ambiance was rather charming and speakeasy-​esque. I would return for a late night coffee/​cocktail date solely for the experience. Too bad I hate the Meatpacking District.

Excellent Cortado and crumpets.
The service is spot on.
Would definitely recommend if you are in the area.

The coffee game is strong at this trendy coffee joint that turns into a cocktail bar at night. The staff is very dude packed and since it’s the meat packing district, they all think they are models, and very well might be. Coffee is tasty but pricey. It was served overly hot and a little toasted in flavor but overall good. Nice option for a late night coffee.

We came here for an afternoon coffee, desert and drinks.
Lovely place for coffee and cocktails, European look and feel. However, t the place calls for some deserts to go with the coffee. They had none and thus somewhat dissapointing. Great potential.