Do Not Feed Alligators — all mentions

in:Where do you go for really good coffee in New York?33 pts
replying to u/AK11223: Do Not Feed Alligators has a C rating
“C for coffee”
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in:Pour Over - High Quality Coffee at night in Manhattan7 pts
“Do Not Feed Alligators in the West Village has a pretty serious pourover program, and is open til 10pm.”
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in:Coffee southern Manhattan 4 pts
“The best place in Manhattan, purely based on Coffee, for third wave style coffee”
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in:best latte/coffee in west village area?3 pts
“no, do not feed aligator is hyped place that coffee taste like shit water”
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in:Critique my Google Map for food. It's my first NYC trip and I want to narrow down my options2 pts
“You have some Very Good coffee on here, including Do Not Feed Alligators”
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in:iced coffee recommendations?? (NOT cold brew)2 pts
“These are some of Manhattan and Brooklyn's best shops, so its not cheap.”
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in:Best pour over coffees1 pts
“They do phenomenal pour overs and stock a bunch of really solid beans from DAK, B&W, Anomalous, etc....”
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in:Where do you go for really good coffee in New York?63 pts
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in:ISO best coffee shop in Manhattan where you can buy your own beans32 pts
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in:Where to take my foodie son + best coffee shop17 pts
replying to u/Snoo-18544: NYC isn't a great city for 3rd wave/specialty coffee, the coffee movement popularized by places like Oregon stumptown. The best near union square is probably la cabra. For Thai and south east Asian near union square laut and soothr are good. They are average price by NYC standards (which is 50 to 75 per person without alcohol. Sobaya and Raku would be cool places to try if you've never had soba or udon. They are in east village which is adjacent to union square. West coast is better for affordable sushi and tacos, so you may want to save those things for a California trip. NYC has good sushi, but entry level here is a 100$ per person affair. For tacos, taqueria ramirez can hang with anywhere, but you will be paying 5$ per taco minimum which is standard in manhattan. I would recommend going into China town and doing a cheap food crawl. There are plenty of youtube videos showing what to do. Union square is a big transit hub and 4 stops on the six train which runs frequently gets you to canal street which is the heart of China town.
“I don’t think that’s true anymore there’s plenty of great 3rd wave coffee here now if you know where to look. Bushwick in particular has a bunch (Sey, Dayglow, Loveless, and La Cabra), and there’s others scattered across the city (Suited, Three Legged Cat, Do not feed alligators, Principles GI., Villager, Hamlet, etc. )”
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in:Best Coffee in East Village14 pts
replying to u/Ana-la-lah: Abraço.
“Other places OP mentioned are nice but all of them, la cabra and do not feed alligators especially, kind of feel soulless.”
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in:ISO best coffee shop in Manhattan where you can buy your own beans12 pts
“My favorites in no order: Dayglow SEY Black Fox La cabra Hamlet Plowshares East One White Noise Do Not Feed Alligators”
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in:Coffee + pastries 10 pts
“do not feed alligators”
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in:East/West Village Coffee Shop Recommendations 7 pts
“Do Not Feed Alligators”
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in:Best Coffee in East Village7 pts
“Do not feed the alligators is great but that's in West Village/Greenwich Village”
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in:Visiting from Australia - could you hit me with your best coffee recs in Manhattan?5 pts
“Principles GI, Villager, Hamlet, Do Not Feed Alligators, Black Fox, and Suited are good and worth going too if you have time”
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in:Big fan of Third Wave Coffee and black espresso and drip/pour over - any recs?5 pts
“do not feed the alligators”
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in:Why are cortados such different sizes everywhere?4 pts
“Pour over: suited in, la cabra, high collar (only during brunch hours), Do not feed the alligators, Little Collins, 10000 coffee 3rd Ave location.”
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in:best cafe places in manhattan? 4 pts
“do not feed alligators”
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in:Favorite coffee roasters/cafes?4 pts
“My favorites: Suited love less Do not feed the alligators”
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in:Pour over coffee 3 pts
“I like these places: - La Cabra - Do not feed alligators - Drip Coffee - Coffee Project - Voyager Espresso - Ten Thousand”
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in:Best places in Chelsea/Soho/Gramercy/Greenwich Village to read a book with a cocktail?2 pts
“St Jardim and do not feed alligators are great!”
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in:Latte at Ana Bar & Eatery2 pts
“the five best places i've found in Manhattan is La Cabra, Suited In, Do Not Feed the Alligators, Little Collins and 10000 Coffee.”
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in:Everything I ate in 9 days in NYC2 pts
“Coffee: Suited, Sey, Loveless, Sammy L if the owner is working, Do not feed the alligators, la cabra.”
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in:Best local coffee places in the city?2 pts
“If you are looking for third wave coffee: suited, sey, Loveless, do not feed the alligators, la cabra are probably the best in manhattan/Brooklyn”
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in:Dream Day of Eating1 pts
“Coffee shop: do not feed alligators”
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in:Best coffee shop and popup shops1 pts
“- Do not feed alligators”
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in:best cafe places in manhattan? 1 pts
“My top 5 third wave Coffee shops in Manhattanm 1. La Cabra 2. Suited 3. Do Not Feed the Alligators”
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in:Where do you go for really good coffee in New York?1 pts
“% Arabica, Do Not Feed Alligators, Davelle, Dear Coffee, Lalin’s, and Devocion.”
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in:Light roast coffee and pourover in Morningside Heights1 pts
“Places that do them in downtown area and generally od them well: La Cabra (EV/Soho), Hi Collar (EV), Davelle , Tera (they do co-ferment + geisha), Do not feed the alligators (west village)”
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in:Coffee tasting/flights in NYC-1 pts
“The best shops in my opinion is suited, sey, loveless, la Cabra, Do not feed the alligators.”
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in:Pour Over - High Quality Coffee at night in Manhattan3 pts
“That being said your best bet is : 1. Do Not Feed The Alligators, which is open late on Friday or Saturday”
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