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Welcome to Java Girl
Java Girl is a beloved coffee haven nestled in the heart of New York City at 348 E 66th St. This charming establishment takes pride in serving a diverse selection of decaffeinated coffees, such as the rich and smooth Decaf. Colombian Supreme and the bold Decaf. French Roast. Guests can also indulge in superb 12 oz coffees like Jamaican Blue Mountain and Kona Hawaii. Customers rave about the warm, family-like atmosphere and the personal touch from staff, making each visit special. Java Girl not only excels in coffee but also fosters a sense of community, offering a comforting retreat for all.
Today's Suggestions
Explore the featured selections!
Brazil Santos
Earl Grey
Melitta Perfect Brew 1-cup Coffee Maker (includes Starter Pack Of No. 2 Cone Filters)
Apricot
About
Java Girl
Nestled in the heart of New York City's Upper East Side, Java Girl stands out as an oasis for coffee lovers. Located at 348 E 66th St, New York, NY 10065, this cozy café has earned a dedicated following for its exceptional brews and warm, welcoming atmosphere. With a phone number of +1 212-737-3490, Java Girl is more than just a coffee shop; it’s a cherished neighborhood gem where patrons feel like family.
Java Girl offers a meticulously curated selection of coffees that reflect the diverse flavors of coffee-growing regions around the world. Indulge in their Brazil Santos, known for its robust, full-bodied profile; or savor the smoothness of the Colombia Supremo, which features a medium roast and a satisfying full body. For those seeking low acidity, the Copenhagen blend from Central America is a top choice. Moreover, the French Roast and the Italian Roast Blend offer rich, dark choices for a truly bold experience. Coffee enthusiasts will appreciate the nuanced selections, such as the **Jamaican Blue Mountain** and **Kona coffee from Hawaii**, both of which suggest the care and thought invested in each cup served.
What truly sets Java Girl apart is not only the quality of its coffee but the sense of community it fosters. Customers like Joan Pelzer praise the shop for being a long-standing independent coffee haven. Her experience highlights the café's ability to craft such delicious brews that even a black coffee is enjoyable. Similarly, Rose Barone shares a heartfelt story of connection to the café during a challenging personal journey, underscoring the emotional warmth of Java Girl. It's a place that welcomes everyone with open arms, making each visit feel special.
The ambiance of Java Girl is as inviting as the coffee itself. The decorations reflect a charming aesthetic that enhances the overall experience, as noted by customer Inna Z, who admired the cute décor and mugs available for sale. The feel of the shop invites patrons to linger and enjoy their drinks; however, some, like Inna, wish for the traditional touch of serving coffee in ceramic mugs instead of paper cups. Such feedback highlights the desire for a more sustainable and cozy experience, a sentiment many café-goers can relate to.
Service at Java Girl is characterized by genuine care, as demonstrated by the attentive baristas. Customer Jahanzeb Ahmad shared an experience where a barista went above and beyond to enhance his drink, showing that the staff are not just baristas—they are passionate coffee aficionados who ensure that every cup is perfect. This level of service adds an element of connection that makes visiting Java Girl feel like coming home.
Java Girl isn’t just a coffee stop; it’s a place of refuge, connection, and quality. In a world where chain coffee shops dominate, this local establishment succeeds in offering a personalized experience that celebrates the love of coffee. So if you find yourself in New York City, make your way to Java Girl and immerse yourself in a community where every cup tells a story—a story of coffee, camaraderie, and the little joys of life.
People talk
Our Guestbook
“ Always love to support a stand alone love coffee shop...and Java Girl does not disappoint. BEST COFFEE...and I like coffee with cream but HERE I can even drink the coffee black...it is so delicious. THANKS for being such a long standing neighborhood place! ”
“ Very cool place except for their payment system which is clunky. ”
“ Absolutely the best coffee shop in NYC..you get treated like family, Linda during my cancer journey you have been such a beautiful light in all this darkness. I am so blessed to have you and your beautiful shop to decompress and forget about cancer for a little with my family until we need to walk up the street, can't wait to see you when I come back home in September...God bless you and I have my Angel and blessed stone next to my bed.... ”
“ Honestly, I love the place and I definitely love the workers that work here. I got an Apple caramel iced latte, I already thought the drink was pretty well made. When I was going to add some sugar on the side, the barista told me that it was a while since she made the drink and that she forgot to add some apple syrup, as there’s already hints of apple in the bean roast, and asked if she could add it to the drink. It caught me off guard, i really didn’t notice the lack of apple in the drink, I thought it was a really sweet gesture. Definitely will come back for another coffee ”
“ My latte was delicious with lots of foam. The shop is very cute. I loved the decorations and cute mugs for sale. I just wish they served coffee in mugs and not just paper cups. ”
“ More than just caffeine, Java Girl offers a daily pause. It's a stolen breath in the relentless rhythm of New York. A place to watch the city blur by outside the window, while you are held, momentarily, in this small, warm pocket of quiet. Thank you, Java Girl, for the gentle art of brewing not just coffee, but moments of grace in a frantic world. A story unfolds in each cup, rich and dark and quietly golden. ”
“ The cafe and staff are really nice, and the staff was very polite and patient. They made our drinks very well, and they also had a lot of teas and coffees to order off-menu. They do have a sign that asls for phone conversations to be taken outside so as not to disturb the other patrons, which was nice. They also have a shop inside with some locally made gifts, and mugs, which was really cute. ”
“ My favorite coffee place on the upper east side. Warm cozy nook for sitting. Friendly baristas. Decent food. On a sunny day there’s a great coterie of older patrons sitting outdoors that’s like a slice of Rome. ”