Think Coffee
Coffee Shop$$$$
Greenwich Village, New York
The experts at New York Habitat and Gothamist recommend this place
"The spanish latte is one of my all time favorites!"(16 Tips)
"Delicious fair trade coffee!"(5 Tips)
"Big place with lots of seating, free wifi, great place to work!"(55 Tips)
"I always order a soy latte and it's soo good!"(5 Tips)
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Naveen & I built 1/2 of the foursquare prototype here (mostly at the back table near the bathroom). The "mayor" feature in 4SQ came from our buddy Chad making fun of us for camping at that table :)- DoubleDeuceAugust 11, 2018Excellent huge space that's great for working & plenty of coffee/snack options. Seats in the front get a lot of natural light & the back is fairly dark, so you can choose whatever is best for you.
Loriah PopeSeptember 9, 2018Can definitely get crowded at times (it’s right on NYU campus) but it’s a great (and pretty roomy) place to meet someone for coffee or get some studying done! Try the Iced Matcha with Oat milk!
Gallo GallardoMay 24, 2017I love this place, the coffee and bakery is delicious, good Internet service and power outlets everywhere!
Haleema HumaidMarch 6, 2018This is my favorite cafe in the world, the vibe has a community feel. Other than the fantastic addictive coffee, it’s a place you can hang out and work, read, play board games, people watch- Ian FrancisMay 5, 2015This spot boasts a large space, filled with seating and tables and free wifi, perfect for relaxing with a cup of coffee, or getting work done. Not a coffee drinker, but the iced tea was delicious.
Berk KapiciogluDecember 13, 2014One of the best coffee shops in the village to grab a table and work with your laptop. Open late. Has enough ambient noise and background music to reset your brain when you need to.
AnthonyJanuary 11, 2017Very spacious, friendly staff, and above all else good coffee. Usually crowded during the academic year but stop by during the holidays or summer for a cozy break.
BusetoOctober 17, 2015Lets admit it folks Think coffee is a life style. After I grab my book from strand I like finding a nice round table close to window for some people watching besides I adore their coconut-carrot cake.
Janine PerryNovember 22, 2014Cozy, lots of seating. Went on a Friday night and it wasn't busy at all. Had a great cup of tea in a massive mug, and the barista was real friendly. Music could have been a bit more mellow.
Great for posting up. Coffee isn't special but I like it here. Johnny boy sandwich is a childhood favorite
part of the Foursquare prototype was built here, so you know it's a productive place! spanish latte to caffeinate, turkey + brie on fennel bread to eat and lagunitas IPA once you're finished. do it
Best hang of Think's 5-shop mini-chain. Each cafe has a different design + ambience. On Mercer Street, it's roomy; seating includes sofas w/coffee tables + banquettes. Wi-Fi. (Orig. review 10/23/11)
AristipposApril 21, 2013In Cyprus I was introduced to the world of Frappe and did tastings tests with canned coffees. I developed an acceptance and liking for coffee in their cold state. Before then, coffee had to be hot.
GNTLMNJanuary 22, 2013Insanity of the NYU variety, but with a great vibe. Solid lunch options, great environment with Washington Square Park right outside for walking meetings.- If you want to sip your caffeine with style, order a medium latte, small cappuccino, or single espresso to get it in a porcelain cup.
More than coffee! Try some food with your latte. High ceilings, outlets, quiet enough music, and a great ambiance. Work and people watch.
Julia MontiDecember 22, 2015Nice place to sit and catch up with a friend. Delicious espresso and a relaxing vibe. Look for a table in the back.
Ricky KimJuly 29, 2015nice stone tables for working alone and a common area to chat or do work with friends. I liked how they used recycled wood!
Project Latte: a NYC cafe culture guideNovember 21, 2012An NYU mainstay, where Foursquare was conceived, this Greenwich Village shop is Think's original branch. We appreciate the many seating areas, wifi, plugs, food & rotating pourover offerings. Read more
Jackson HarrisDecember 9, 2015Classic coffee shop with some tables and chairs to relax and read a book, people watch, or just use as your own office!
Francisco TezenJanuary 13, 2013Great Think Coffee location to get some work done if you can grab a seat at one of the banquettes. Oh, and the coffee is pretty good too.
Coffee is fantastic. A lot of seating, but tough to find a spot in the late morning through late afternoon. Great for people watching....But the bathroom was so dirty I nearly threw up!
One of my favorite places to get work done. Good coffee, decent wifi, outlets!- One of those great New York City discoveries lies beneath Think Coffee's Mercer Street shop: a free, weekly coffee tasting, Fridays at 2 p.m. Upstairs, try single-origin El Salvador Pacamara coffee.
As you ponder life in the bathroom, let the stickers and graffiti surround you, inspiring you to spark revolutions you didn't even think would ever happen, to change the world beginning with yourself.
Grab a Spanish latte and chill on the couches in the back, or on the armchair at the front window. Try the grilled cheese before you head out.
Lauren ChristopherFebruary 26, 2016Great coffee and they never burn the milk for your latte, or their steamed milk specials!!! It's a great spot to hang with friends.
Usually crowded, but the turnover is high enough that it's not too hard to snag a seat (if not a table). Wifi can be spotty, but great place to get your creative and entrepreneurial juices flowing.
Get the Brasil single-origin drip coffee. Completely different flavor - kind of sweet and rich and nutty all at the same time. Great way to start the day.
Joseph KristofferOctober 5, 2013Great space, though WiFi can be slow/flaky. Not an issue if you have your own hotspot or your productivity isn't reliant on fast Internet. The former, in my case :)
Patrick ConatySeptember 4, 2018Can get crowded, especially if you're looking to get a seat & table - go early- AristipposApril 21, 2013Just had a wonderful sandwich, although it was a bit too cold for my taste. Smoked turkey, pesto, brie and cranberry jelly on a raisin bread. Would certainly have it again!
Sit down. People watch. Suck down some of the best espresso in this part of town. It's hard to go wrong with any of the food, and it's staffed by pretty rockin' dudes.But seriously, people watch.
Starworks GroupSeptember 14, 2010Think Coffee is adorable and much more personal than any Starbucks will ever be. The baristas are friendly and artistic in their work. The atmosphere is great, there is Wi-Fi and comfy couches, tables
Tricia DietzDecember 3, 2014Probably the best place to study with friends. Lots of seats and good coffee, chai and seasonal cider
T SJanuary 23, 2019Nice place to grab a coffee and read, chat or relax. Lots of students doing homework. Nobody really bothers you, nothing pretentious. Would return
Jenn SchwartzSeptember 13, 2015Excellent coffee, plenty of outlets, and chill vibe = best place to get work done in the East Village. ☕️
Carmen da SilvaJune 23, 2011Biggest of all the Think Coffee shops (free wi-fi, huge and tasty grilled cheese sammies, beer + wine and great open mic, poetry and live music events) Read more
Will BertelsenJune 6, 2018Nice place to work, though you might have some trouble getting VPN through the WiFi.
Andrea BiasiFebruary 15, 2013Try the Plain Bagel With Nutella - I have come back to think coffee after 3 years just for this. I cannot stress how much I love it!
Great location for studying till late-night, but using wifi here requires some patience. Otherwise, coffee and lattes are great! ;)- T SAugust 28, 2018The macchiato is quite good and you get the coffee in a mug (at least the macchiato) so that's definitely a thumbs up.
Mary LMarch 19, 2012A lovely cafe with a chill atmosphere, and incredibly accommodating staff. The free wi-fi was an added bonus while travelling!- Iced red eye is great! Staff is nice and not annoyingly chipper in the morning. (You know what I'm talking about!)
New York HabitatOctober 18, 2011A student's haven for late night studying, come here for good coffee, free wifi, and a very underrated grilled cheese sandwich!
Inderpreet SinghSeptember 17, 2014Fair trade coffee. They actually travel to the origin to verify. Great place. Plenty of tables to sit and work.
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Liz Liang - 8.5
"Great coffee, solid chai. The PB&J on baguette (on the counter) is a perfect little snack. Great bench inside and outside to watch Soho saunter and stagger by. My fav."
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