Think Coffee

Their sign outside claims best chocolate chip cookie. I went in and they had just brought out a fresh tray! Best they could ever be, fresh out of the oven. I would imagine the cook time is the same batch-to-batch. The therapist scene from Donnie Darko comes to mind, something like "Is it a really good cookie, or is it a regular cookie undercooked and left raw in the middle?" "Undercooked and left raw in the middle" I do love the atmosphere and service though, it truly feels like the old school coffee shop you could sit and chill at. I will absolutely return, just not for the chocolate chip cookies.

Pretty cool spot in the neighborhood. It’s a lot bigger than it look when walking in. You don’t expect a coffee shop in this area to be so big. It has a large back space with outlets available. Although I do not go back there because it is kind of dark (my camera does a pretty good job of brightening dark spaces). I guess if you like mood lighting, it’s a good spot to sit. A lot of people working here all the time. Good coffee.

A Spacious cafe with nice ambiance, promot service and supporting local artists (some wall paintings were for sale). Too bad soy milk was not available. Matcha Latte was OK. But one small bathroom for such big place is not enough. And it drastically contrasts with a pleasant ambiance of the cafe (no mirror, no hook for a purse, super dim and vandalized with political graffitis).

Lovely ambience where most people seem to be working online. The food is good but the service could have been better. I had to ask for knife to cut my bagel and another knife to go with the avocado toast.

This café is in a fantastic location and is a great spot to get work done. Unlike many other places in New York, it offers plenty of seating and maintains a quiet, focused atmosphere — most people are on their laptops, working or studying. The coffee was solid, and the cookies were a nice touch too. Highly recommended if you’re looking for a calm, productive place to spend a few hours.

I absolutely love this place. I remember the first time I arrived in New York and met a community of programmers. The matcha and the food is great but to be with new found friends is even better. Thank you so so much. Words cannot even describe how just grateful I am to have found this small coffee shop.

I think Think Coffee is just a tad larger than it was when I first came here. The cafe appears to have quadrupled in size. It now offers much more seating and free wifi. In addition the Think brand has expanded with a few more locations. Aside from selling a full range of coffees, they also offer cider, salads, sandwiches and coffee beans. During this visit I ordered a cafe con leche. It was not as good as the cup I previously had here. Seemed a bit on the bitter side this time. All in all I would return and try them again due to the cleanliness, great service and tranquility provided.

Great Place, loved to come here during my stay in NYC. The ginger tea is blue, which I think is really cool and fancy since it’s not that common in Europe. Prices are fair.