Blue Bottle Coffee — Lower East Side

Editor's Review

Looking a bit like a modern version of Edward Hopper’s “Nighthawks” painting transposed to the Lower East Side, this corner-set Blue Bottle’s coolly lit interior glows onto the intersection of Clinton and Rivington Streets. Two large glass walls allow for clear views of the neighborhood’s colorful hodgepodge of locals, shoppers, partiers, and tourists, while inside you enjoy Blue Bottle’s standard high level of hospitality and quality.

The menu includes the roaster’s rotation of single-origin brews and its fixture blends (as well as brewing gear, whole beans, and merch), with plenty of prepared foods and pastries to soak up your coffee.

Review: Mike Wolf

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