World’s Best Cup of Coffee

Stefan Karlstrom and Eva Tsang know a thing or two about good coffee places. The duo are the driving force behind the internationally popular app, Trotter Coffee and Trottermag.com. Their passion is hand-picking the best each city has to offer and sharing their findings. We caught up with Trotter and found a few recommendations for your cup of Joe in the New York City area. Give ’em a glance below, and don’t forget to tip your barista.

Sweatshop

323 Metropolitan Ave, Williamsburg, NY

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Cosy corners for cold mornings. #sweatshop #cornerlyfe

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Gasoline Alley

  325 Lafayette St, New York, NY

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  #repost from @setias11 of our favorite cold weather cure. ? #coffee #NYC   A photo posted by Gasoline Alley Coffee (@gasolinealleycoffee) on Gasoline Alley’s

 

Happy Bones NYC

 394 Broome St, New York, NY

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@koozie with a roof top coffee ? A photo posted by HAPPY BONES (@happybonesnyc) on

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