Cafe Nube

A block away from 36st N/D/R subway station. I stop by for a quick coffee fix. The coffee is from Oaxaca, single origin. I had an espresso over ice. (I know not the best way to drink espresso) but the quality was superb. The espresso was creamy, rich, and bold. I really enjoyed the taste, and made me want to get a latte or macchiato. I saw their menu of Korean-Mexican infused tacos but did not have time to try them. Definitely interested in doing so next time. From the outside the place is unassuming but nice. Inside it is spacious with plenty of tables a bar against the bar window, a section with plants and framed art covering the walls. Picturesque, unique, good coffee. Perfect for a quick run, a date, or lunch with friends.

I've had avocado toast twice. It was delicious both times. It's a nice environment for studying or working on your laptop. It's not particularly fancy. In fact, it's very ordinary, but the food is delicious, fresh, and tasty. I recommend it. The service is self-service.

Such a lovely place! I love their great baby breakfast burrito, adobado tacos and coffee!

Classic tacos, reinvented with a fresh twist. - Korean chicken gochujang chicken, slaw. - Sriracha miso tofu sriracha miso tofu, sesame, slaw, sesame seeds. - Kale mushroom corn kale, soy mushroom. They all have a great balance of flavors and really complement each other. They are located by just right outside of the subway station.

enjoyed their breakfast biscuit sandwich, next time we'd have substituted the american cheese with the pepper jack cheese and asked the biscuit to be warmed up. that would be absolute perfection. additionally had their mini breakfast burrito and that was just okay. can skip more like the mcds version than I had back in the day, very affordable spot in the neighborhood, six bucks a bite is a deal