Think Coffee

Small coffee store located right under the silver towers. Convenient location for residents.
Yummy lattes! They have almond milk (Pacific brand) and coconut milk for +75c. There is a good selection of pastries, including some vegan pastries brought in from another bakery!
There isn’t a whole lot of seating but it is cozy. It is a little pricey especially because their sizes are smaller. The small is 8oz and I paid about $ 4.5 for it (including the almond milk surcharge).
Everytime I’ve been here they aren’t super friendly but they get the job done. Also 10% of profits goes to some local charity.

Probably I got here too early in the day that all the pastries were not displayed yet. However I could still feel the vibe when I entered into the shop. The whole coffee store is (at least seemed to me) built in glass and to me that was the best design!
Their coffee menu was pretty extensive, from regular items to Spanish latte to some sort of single source coffee that is available daily. Everything was prepared with care.
I cannot deny that I like this place more because of its decoration, but it indeed impressed me from the coffee taste as well. Service was a bit slow though, but they have free wifi, so break even!

Cute coffee place with cute barista. Neat and elegant. The coffee place I mean. I like chilling in the warmth from the ray of sunlight shining through the window in this cold spring weather. Hot Cider Is refreshing, but note that it’s only sold seasonally. They claim that they go to where the coffee grows to get to know the farmers and their families and pay directly to them, so do get their coffees too. They also sell bagels, muffins, croissants and cookies. Cool place!

Other locations are much better than this one. Food stale and coffee so-​so. What’s worse is how the management treats customers and their employees. So rude! For what I am paying for a cup of coffee @ Think which is a premium, I may add I would expect the managers to be responsive. Instead they focus attention on barking at their staff … outrageous in front of customers. It’s no wonder that they can’t keep staff.
WILL NEVER GO BACK. WILL NOT RECOMMEND TO ANYONE. GO ELSEWHERE.

I’ve only had their Americano (twice) and oatmeal raisin cookie.
I would say overall good but nothing that beams out «amazing coffee!» But by all means, not bad. The oatmeal cookie I ate a day later and it was yummy!
Yes the prices are high but nowadays you can’t really come across a place that isn’t expensive (whether it be good or bad coffee).
The Asian girl who works there who I’ve seen both time is very sweet and nice.
The area is spacey compared to how small it can seem from the inside. There are couple of small round tables, a counter area and a picnic table type of table. There’s free wifi so that’s a plus. So if you have some work to get done or need a study space, this place should work. I don’t think it gets super packed.
I’m sure I’ll be back again since my friend lives in silver towers.

Spanish Latte! I dare you to find a smoother, creamier latte in Nueva York. It’s incredible. They’re made with sweetened condensed milk which gives it a velvety texture.
I had a medium 12 oz one earlier today at the 30^th St location. Tonight, I ordered the large one here. The medium, apparently may have had only two espresso shots, and was less strong.
I asked the barista, and normally the 8 oz has two, the 12 oz has three, and the 16 has four espresso shots. Next time I will ask for 2 or 3 shots in the large.
Either way though, I urge you to try the Spanish Latte. They have yummy baked goods, and 10% of their profits go to charity. Grab a packaged PB&J to take to work for lunch, they really hit the spot.

The coffee and lattes here taste pretty good, nothing outstanding but definitely does the job. This coffee shop is a very convenient location for residents of Silver Towers, so this means that it gets quite busy during peak hours. Unfortunately, the place is very understaffed. I came here on a Saturday morning around 8am, and I waited for almost 15 minutes before getting my coffee. 15 is reasonable for a meal, but for coffee??? I’ve also come on weekday mornings before work, and there’s usually 1 person behind the counter. My goodness, this is primetime for coffee, 1 person is not enough for operating the register and coffee machine. Good thing is the staff is very nice and are clearly working very hard. I’m sure I’ll have a better experience if I come during an off-​peak time.

Watered down ice coffee and they can do better to keep the place clean.

We stopped by here on our week long trip to NYC, and the coffee and service was great! Very friendly customer service, great coffee and sandwiches, and a nice place to relax after a long hot day of touring. The grilled cheese sandwich was excellent, as were the iced coffee drinks we ordered. We would become regulars to this place if it wasn’t so far from home! :)

One painful hot morning while sweating like a skunk I found this spot for an early morning revival in the attempt of getting caffeinated and boy it really hit the spot! The ice coffee here is heavenly with it’s delicious crunchy ice and jolt of espresso, it was topped off with some cream and I immediately felt ready to take on the day. Perfect NYC coffee for instant sharpness and alertness. I will continue to come back anytime the energy runs low in the city. For those who need caffeine for batteries this is a MUST GO coffee shop worthy of visiting!

Wonderful beautiful people. Far better than Dunkin Donuts. Clean and calm environment. The music is chosen by the employees, giving it a more cozy feel.

Great to have another coffee shop in the area. The filter coffee is great and reasonably priced.

I was so excited that this coffee shop had opened up at Silver Towers but having been there twice, I have to say I am sorely disappointed. Price-​wise, they’re like any other coffee shop, but their drinks are extremely watered down and flavorless. I’ve ordered their version of skinny cappuccino and also their hot chocolate, also skinny. Both times my drinks were weak and tasteless. In actual fact, the hot chocolate that I had today was just awful that I ended up tipping it down the sink when I got home. A complete waste of $ 3.80! Won’t be going there again. Think I’ll just walk the extra block or two for Kava. Amazing coffee and they have almond milk! Staff were super friendly and nice though so A for effort at Think Coffee. Sorry folks!

Really expensive. I hate their payment system. I got a premade packaged sandwich, my card was run on an iPad. When asked to sign there is a prompt to tip in huge letters while the cashier is holding the iPad for you to sign. I’m sorry but I don’t want to feel pressured to tip someone who didn’t do anything… I could go next door to Sunac for a premade sandwich and not deal with this, so I will. Won’t be back.

Love the coffee and service here. They have everything you need in a coffee place: good coffee, friendly staff, free wifi, a couple of tables and counter space and a clean bathroom. If you’re not in the mood for pastries, they have grilled cheese sandwiches. Also, they have free soy milk on the side. What’s not to love?

Great new coffee spot in the neighborhood, right in the Silver Towers. They also serve a good selection of pastry and sandwiches. I ordered a medium latte, it was ready quickly. The staff are very nice and the service was prompt. I also love that it’s tucked in a more quiet area off 42^nd st.

Nothing has lasted very long in this location and nothing tells me the new Think Coffee will buck the trend. The have done a decent renovation and the coffee is ok but thats about where the good ends.
The staff are obnoxious and unfriendly and spend their day sitting around on their phones. I spent an hour there drinking coffee and relaxing with my laptop listening to what seemed like punk rock blaring through the speakers. All this after the barista handed me my coffee without any acknowledgement of my existence. Great service after their payment system asked me for a tip with 3 big buttons, 15, 20 and 25%!!!
It’s not cheap too. A had a medium cappuccino and half french loaf mozzarella sandwich which came to $ 13 without tip.
There is better within walking distance.

The newest location of Think Coffee under Silver Towers (42^nd St and 11^th Ave) has everything that people love about Think:
* Friendly, welcoming service — always happy to have you, whether you’re grabbing a coffee and pastry to go or hunkering down with a laptop for hours.
* Coffee across the spectrum — freshly brewed coffee for the express crew and quality single-​origin and espresso drinks for the leisurely sippers.
* Considerate seating options — soft leather benches stationed against one wall, wooden ledge against another if you prefer to stand… designed for pairs of friends and solitary coffee connoisseurs.
* Free wi-​fi — enough said.
* Thoughtful noise management — music selection that’s not cliché or obtrusive, it fulfills the most important principle of coffee shop music: don’t be annoying.
* Tasty sandwiches & pastries — not one of my main reasons for coming to Think, but still worth a mention… they take their sandwiches seriously, even the PB&J made with some tasty kind of sourdough bread.
Awesome addition to Hell’s Kitchen!