Simple. Small. And very good drip coffee. This facility served as part of a secret station for the Underground Railroad where Frederick Douglas arrived to escape slavery. Sip and revel in humility.
Take an espresso at the bar and a double—iced—to go. Or, if you have time, sit with a friend for a 'fika': share a slice of olive oilbread, bask in the serene, north light. Don't go back to work.
While it's no secret that La Colombe produces some of the best espresso drinks in the city, the real hidden gem is their baked goods. Grab a chocolate chip cookie to go with your next cappuccino.
Really good quality colombian coffee! You can probably tell by the long lines that are frequent here. The taste is strong and it's a bit pricy but worth it. I usually get the latte.
Its a Tribeca classic. Sometimes you'll see jake gyllenhal (however you spell it) here. Its good but not as good as the lines suggest. For a good alternative, try the smile or gasoline alley.
Lovely dark wood tables, friendly and knowledgeable staff, and a personalized (not packaged feel like some large chains) even when you take your cup to go. Coffee is great and $ is normal.
Enter any La Colombe cafe and one immediately notices what is missing - the merchandising and clutter of branded T-shirts, coffee mugs, home coffee machines and lunch foods.
One of the best lattes in the city. There are a few of these sprinkled throughout downtown. Find one near you and order a latte "for here" it's so much better in a real cup.
La Colombe’s mission is to consistently provide the finest quality coffee to establishments which display a real interest in serving premium grade products to their clientele. In this we accept the challenge to be the premier coffee roasting company in the United States, setting benchmarks for taste, service and knowledge. All efforts any member of La Colombe makes is to this end.