Cold Spring Coffeehouse

Cold Spring is a charming little coffee shop with really good coffee and fresh, delicious pastries. I enjoyed the cozy atmosphere—it’s a nice place to relax, catch up on work, or just take a quiet break. The staff were friendly, and everything felt welcoming. Definitely worth a visit if you’re in the area!

There lattes are always reliable well made. Their savory pastries are my favorites around here. I always make a stop when in town. They have a quaint back space that is delightful in autumn and spring.

From the wide plank floors, to the folksy/jazzy music, to the couple arguing about the nature of modernism (in French), the vibe of this place is perfect. It certainly doesn’t hurt that the coffee roast was exquisite, the staff knew what they were talking about and the pastries melted in the mouth. I felt comfortable here and will go back anytime I’m in town.

I recently visited Cold Spring Coffee, and the bakery was fresh and inviting. It was busy because of the weekend, but the service was great. The staff took the time to explain the ingredients in each pastry, which I really appreciated. Since it’s fall, many of the bakery’s offerings had apple flavors, and I tried the original scone and apple muffin—both were delicious. Definitely a cozy spot for fresh baked goods and seasonal treats!

I don't want to leave an extremely negative review because I didn't even try anything here, but it's worth noting that I waited for 15 minutes on line, super excited to try something here, but while I was waiting on line, I noticed that flies were going in and out of the display and landing on the bakery items on the top shelf. I was still going to stomach it and hope that they weren't landing on the jelly donuts on the bottom shelf, but when I finally got to the front of the line, I noticed that there was a fly on one too. I ended up just walking out after waiting so long and was super disappointed because I actually wanted to try one. You guys should really get a display case with a sliding glass door on the back. This would have been two separate health code violations in NYC.