Roast Co - Kew Gardens

First coffee shop I’ve been to in NYC, absolutely love it. Everytime I’m in the area I look forward to getting coffee and a quick bite! They’re always super kind and considerate of everyone who steps into their shop, super cozy spot!

If you're looking for a cozy, inviting coffee shop with exceptional coffee and a welcoming atmosphere, Roast Co is the place to go in Kew Gardens. From the moment you step inside, the aroma of freshly brewed coffee and warm, friendly smiles from the staff make you feel at home. The expertly crafted coffee, stylish decor, and friendly staff create a community atmosphere that's perfect for a quick caffeine fix or a relaxing hangout spot. Overall, Roast Co is a beloved local gem that you won't want to miss!

My family and I ordered bagels across the street. They don’t have a seating area at the bagel place and it was cold outside, so we came to this cafe hoping that they would accommodate us and let us sit down and eat.Obviously we didn’t expect to sit down in the establishment without ordering anything, so I ordered a Latte for myself, a Mocha for my wife and a bottle of water. I also tipped the employee helping me.After I paid, the person behind the counter told me we couldn’t eat our bagels there despite the fact that we were paying customers. It was cold out, I had my 1 year old son with me and we wanted to eat our breakfast.We were effectively kicked out. Extremely rude and inconsiderate. I will never come here again.The person behind the counter told me it was “store policy.” How about a little common sense and consideration?I threw my latte away after.

The owner was very attentive and kind. The cafe had a lovely atmosphere! I’d love to return again.

“I live in Kew gardens for the last 40 years. I know all the coffee shops that used to be in this place this time. here. The service is phenomenal and the food is delicious. The two men who run this place are the most compassionate, caring service oriented people that exist. Anyone who writes a poor review is a reflection of themselves.”This post is from my father, resident of the gardens for the last 40 years.