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Welcome to The Lazy Llama Coffee Bar
Located at 72 E 1st St in New York City, The Lazy Llama Coffee Bar is a cozy bakery that offers a variety of delicious pastries, sandwiches, and coffee drinks. With a quirky llama-themed decor, this spot has become a favorite among locals and visitors alike. Customers rave about the flavorful cortados and lattes, as well as the unique gingerbread latte. The almond croissant and homemade granola are also standout items on the menu. The outdoor seating area is perfect for enjoying a leisurely meal on a nice day. If you're looking for a charming coffee shop with a welcoming atmosphere and tasty offerings, The Lazy Llama Coffee Bar is the place to be.
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About
The Lazy Llama Coffee Bar
The Lazy Llama Coffee Bar is a charming bakery located at 72 E 1st St in New York, NY. This cozy spot is known for its delightful croissants, mouth-watering grilled cheese sandwiches, and a variety of delicious coffee drinks. With options like plain croissants, chocolate croissants, and egg and cheese croissants, there is something for everyone at The Lazy Llama. The cafe also offers a range of vegan and gluten-free pastries, catering to a diverse range of dietary preferences.
Customer reviews rave about the quality of the coffee, with favorites including the cappuccino and latte. The atmosphere is described as cute and welcoming, with a llama-themed decor adding to the charm of the space. The outdoor seating area is perfect for enjoying a warm day with a cup of coffee and a pastry in hand.
Personally, I was impressed by the rich and flavorful cortado I tried at The Lazy Llama. The espresso was top-notch, and the cozy interior made for a comfortable place to relax and enjoy my drink. Although the oat milk was a bit pricey, the overall experience was worth it. The cafe's dedication to providing a welcoming environment and delicious food and drinks makes it a must-visit spot in the neighborhood. Visit The Lazy Llama Coffee Bar for a delightful experience that will leave you coming back for more.
People talk
Our Guestbook
“ Stumbled upon this little spot after a doctors appt and before the gym! Super cute little al fresco outdoor shed for a quick healthy lunch and coffee! I just got a drip coffee so I can't say much about their other drinks, but I got a little salad and it was yummy! Would come back when the weather warms up again :-) ”
“ We love their cuppucino and latte. Bagels are the perfect match with their coffee. Cute llama coffee shop. Love it so much. ”
“ My friend and I came here for a respite from the gross slushy weather after eating at Katz's a 3-minute walk away. We each ordered a cortado and attempted to dry off for an hour or so. This is a really cute, if tiny, spot that leans fully into the llama theme. There are seats for 8 people, maybe 10 if everyone squeezes in. I would come back in the summer, as they appear to have a lot more outdoor seating options. Coffee-wise, this was one of the better cortados I've had in the city. They also seem to have a larger than expected range of food options, including some vegan (and at least one gluten-free) pastries. Overall, a very nice neighborhood coffee stop! ”
“ The gingerbread latte is the way to go and don't sleep on the Turkish pastries. You are in New York City after all, experience the culture! The lady taking my order was very sweet. I was able to get some work done at the café and felt comfortable. ”
“ My cortado was delicious... the espresso was flavorful and rich. It just pains me that they charge (I think) $1 for oat milk in a cortado, which is one ounce of milk. Other than the price point, I was fully sold on this place. Plus...who doesn't love llamas? It had a cozy interior to sit and sip and seemed to have a few hot food options. ”
“ I didn't wake up in time to find seating indoors or try out the Nutella Croissant... however, I ordered an Iced Vanilla Latte with Oat Milk which was heaven. I just wish they had a larger size. Something about New York and their coffee beans. *chefs kiss* ”
“ Silky smooooth iced mocha here. Particularly liked the dark chocolate syrup used for it. Wished the coffee taste was a bit bolder though. Wouldn't say that the cashier/barista was considerably friendly; her demeanor was very straight-to-the-point, which kinda clashed with the fun llama theme here. Tiny coffee shop with a couple of small tables available. Overall decent spot if you're looking for a quick caffeine pick-me-up in the vicinity. ”
