Blue Bottle Coffee

Blue Bottle is a great place to grab a quick coffee on the go - it's convenient and consistent. I always go for their New Orleans-style coffee. I enjoy the notes of their coffee and the slight sweetness in the latte. Typically I get the latte with oat milk so it adds more nuttiness.

Fantastic coffee paired with exceptionally friendly staff. Perfectly situated right on Wall Street, offering a prime spot for both relaxation and engagement.

This is a Blue Bottle location located in FiDi. It's pretty similar to other Blue Bottles, but this store probably is a lot busier and doesn't have too much seating. Coffee is solid overall.

Service is fast although do expect a line. They also gave us some free samples of their instant coffee which was nice.

Quality coffee. Moderate wait time. Limited seating.

The price is higher than blue bottle in California, but it tastes the same.

Pro tip: say it is "for here" and you will get it in a real cup with a saucer.

First impression, this is pricey!

Coffee however is good.
Simple spot, casual tables, clean and feels new. Glass windows is nice to draw in that natural sunlight.

Location is great, next to WTC, offices and transport.

Again, easy grab and go or sit down and chat/work spot.

Noise level is average.

What a wonderful location for this coffee shop! It's a perfect reprieve after walking around the city (and for us, it was a reprieve from the rain, lol).

Blue bottle's coffee is always delicious and fresh - I consistently get a hot "sweet latte" which I love.

Service at this location was good - it was extremely busy so the baristas did seem overwhelmed (but what can you expect in such a busy area of NYC). Seating is limited but again, what can you expect in NYC?

I stopped into Blue Bottle Coffee on a Friday. It was incredibly busy, but the line moved fast. I ordered a sweetened matcha latte and, while most of the tables were taken, I was able to find a free spot by the time I picked up my drink. As I sat, I noticed the music was carefully curated for the shop and it, overall, had a lovely atmosphere. The matcha latte tasted incredible - definitely amongst the best ones I've had. I will definitely be returning to Blue Bottle Coffee next time I'm in the area!

Sometimes when you're walking around the Big Apple looking at tourists spots, you need a break for a drink and this is a nice coffee shop to take a break. It's located in Rockefeller and it does require a walk around the building to locate so the crowds are not terrible. There's plenty of indoor seating and if seating is full, you can sip on your drink inside in the shade with AC running through the building. It wasn't so much tourists when we were here but people who worked at the building or near the building.

The drinks were delicious. I enjoyed the matcha. They didn't have any cup sleeves so it's a challenge when you ordered a hot drink. It can be quite hot to hold.

Blue bottle coffee is one of my favorite shops, hands down. Their oat milk lattes are just perfectly balanced and foamed. The pastries look delicious-please add vegan! always kind and attentive service. Love the decor and chic clean look.

Over priced. Coffee cold when it was suppose to be hot. Lemon poppy cake was good. Matcha latte taste like water with a hint of matcha.

After visiting the September 11 Memorial and spending the morning walking around the reflecting pools, we needed a small dose of caffeine to get us through the rest of the day. Blue Bottle was right across the street, so it was a convenient pit-stop before heading to our next destination.

This location is on the ground floor of the 4 WTC skyscraper, near the corner of Greenwich Street and Cortlandt Way. It's not a terribly big cafe, but the high ceilings and tall glass windows made it feel more airy. Seating is mostly high stools with bar height tables, with a few low tables.

It's a very simple menu, which is great for those who are a bit indecisive. They have drip coffee, iced coffee, espressos, and other non-coffee drinks. Plenty of dairy alternatives to choose from. Food options are slim.

I went with New Orleans, which is iced coffee. The chicory gave it a well rounded roasted flavor, and the cane sugar provided some sweetness. Compared to the ones I've had on the West Coast, this one was a little less creamy and had more bitterness to it.

If you're interested in reading about design and the planning that went into designing this specific location, go to blog.bluebottlecoffee.com/posts/blue-bottle-world-trade-center ; their team did an excellent job creating a comfortable environment while being mindful of the memorial that stands right across from them.