Though our roots lie in Seattle, our search for the extraordinary takes us around the globe. It’s this restlessness that drew us to New York City, the kinetic crossroads of the world. Opened in December 2018, the New York Roastery brings our great passion for coffee to the greatest city in the world.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 61 9th Ave, New York, NY 10011
Phone: (212) 691-0531
Website: https://www.starbucksreserve.com/locations/new-york-roastery
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Reviews
First of all, the atmosphere and style of the store is fancier and amazing – the staff are welcoming, lots to see like the roasting machine to all the various merch that features local artists or New York exclusive designs.
The food showcased was fresh and made in house + there were menu items that aren’t in the regular Starbucks. Even though it’s simple, the herb croissant with prosciutto was amazing and as I had ordered the flight of hot cocoas (seasonal menu), the savoury sandwich was a great companion to the sweet.
I also ordered the whiskey barrel aged cold brew coffee which needs to become an official drink – one of the best tasting coffees I’ve ever had, the coffee was so smooth to drink with the scent and taste of whiskey (alcohol free). They add a touch of vanilla syrup which adds more flavour to the whiskey coffee.
Highly recommend and would love to try some of the experiences one day!
I bring all my friends when they visit us. The space is huge, with many ways to enjoy everything. Food, coffee, souvenirs, drinks, and a stunning atmosphere.
Highly recommended for tourists, friends, and New Yorkers!
Service: 5 Stars
Ambience: 4 Stars
Value: 3 Stars
Sanitary: 4 Stars
Overall: 3.8 Stars
This was my first time visiting a Starbucks Reserve Roastery, and it truly set the bar high in terms of atmosphere. The space is absolutely beautiful and incredibly expansive — you can easily spend a good chunk of time just exploring all the different sections.
What makes this location stand out is that it’s far more than “just a coffee shop.” They offer an impressive range of food, specialty drinks, and coffee beans sourced from around the world. One of the highlights for me was the stunning bar area, fully stocked with a wide selection of liquors you’d never expect to find in a Starbucks. It really adds a unique twist to the overall experience.
Service was exceptional, all the staff members were all so incredibly nice and friendly. I think I also came at the right time as they had holiday decorations out. All so pretty!
That said, I think I may have ordered the wrong thing when it came to food. The sandwich I had was unfortunately a miss — overly salty and just very average for the price point. The seasonal hot chocolate was enjoyable and comforting, but not quite the mind-blowing experience I hoped for based on the hype.
On a more positive note, the assortment of souvenirs and coffee beans is exceptional. You can pick up blends and gifts from locations across the country, which makes it a fun spot to shop for something a little more unique.
Despite the food hiccup, I’d absolutely come back. The space, the drinks, and the overall vibe make it worth another visit — and next time, I’ll definitely try something different on the menu.
xx kellychan360
Watching the roasting process, the copper details, and the open bars on multiple levels makes the visit immersive and exciting. You don’t just drink coffee here — you experience how it’s made, from bean to cup.
The coffee selection is excellent, with rare Reserve beans and creative drinks you won’t find in standard locations. Everything is crafted with care, and the quality really stands out. The food is also surprisingly good and pairs perfectly with the drinks.
Despite how busy it gets, the atmosphere remains vibrant and inspiring — a great place to take a break, meet friends, or simply enjoy being surrounded by craftsmanship and design.
Definitely worth a visit if you’re in New York, especially if you appreciate coffee, architecture, and unique urban spaces.
We also tried the Cold Brew Trio Flight and the Origin Flight, and both were really good. Each coffee had its own character and depth, and it was fun to compare the different notes and styles. You can really taste the craft and quality that make this Starbucks Reserve special.
The atmosphere is very cool and inviting, especially around the roastery area where you can watch coffee being roasted and even try some samples. They also have a great selection of limited-edition souvenirs, like mugs and tumblers that say Reserve New York. Perfect for collecting or using daily.
The staff were amazingly nice, helpful, and genuinely friendly. Even though the place was packed (it can be hard to find a table since there are so many people), everything still felt organized and welcoming.
Overall, it was a wonderful experience — great drinks, great people, and a lively atmosphere. Definitely worth visiting if you’re in New York and love coffee!
It looks like Starship , not only Starbucks !!!
Amazing merchandise with the brand’s logo, a huge selection of unique gifts, music, a fireplace, and incredible desserts….
Coffee made from rare and unique beans from all over the world
This is not just a coffee place it’s an experience you want to stay in☕ !
The coffee was decent but pike place is better (they don’t have their regular flavors there, only specialty). There were 3 baristas behind the counter on a Saturday afternoon and they were all moving at the pace of a snail (I thought you’re supposed to schedule your best employees during peak times).
Just go and use their bathroom for free since no one was checking receipts or anything, it’s very easy to use their restroom and leave without buying anything. I will say it was a beautiful location, whoever is in charge of their decor and cleaning/maintaining this location knows what they are doing.
This isn’t a café — it’s a live coffee laboratory ⚙️. The moment you step inside, metal, motion, and light surround you . Beans fly through transparent tubes overhead, roasting drums rotate like futuristic engines, and everything glows under warm industrial neon ✨ .
It feels engineered, not just designed. Screens, pipes, polished steel, precise timing — a caffeine control center ️. The aroma hits like ignition , and the space hums with quiet energy .
You’re not just ordering coffee here ☕ — you’re watching it travel, transform, and land in your cup like a controlled launch . Bold, immersive, unforgettable.
That all being said, the environment is pretty cool. They’ve got a bunch of roasters and stands to sell various things. There are two coffee bars and the bar bar up above. The coffee bar on the lower level had all sorts of fun, more retro equipment and the staff was making coffees and bringing them around as samples. The staff were all very pleasant. I just didn’t enjoy the black coffee anywhere near as much as other places around Manhattan.