Food and Wine Magazine had high praise for the Upper West Side's Box Kite Coffee.
UPPER WEST SIDE, NY — New York City's love of coffee is well-documented, but with national chains, trendy cafes and trusty bodegas serving up fine joe on every block it's tough to find the city's best cup. It turns out that a miniscule spot on the Upper West Side is one of the best coffee sellers in the entire nation, according to an exhaustive two year study carried out by Food & Wine magazine.
On West 72nd Street between Amsterdam and Columbus avenues, didn't make Food and Wine's top 10 list, but it was named one of the "best of the rest." The hole-in-the-wall spot serves up a curated seasonal menu of coffees brewed by only top-quality roasters, according to its website.
"The last thing you're expecting to find on West 72nd Street (mid block, yet) is one of Manhattan's most studiously committed multi-roaster cafes, but that's half the fun. One of the best places in the city to sample Sey Coffee, without the trip to Bushwick," the magazine's review reads.
The Bushwick roaster Sey Coffee was crowned by Food and Wine as thebest coffee spot in the country.
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