Aroma Espresso Bar
Located in New York, New York
Address: 145 Greene St, New York, NY 10012, United States
Phone: +1 212-533-1094
Rating: 3.9
Services
- Takeaway
- Dine-in
- Great coffee
- Great dessert
- Great tea selection
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Alcohol
- Coffee
- Healthy options
- Wine
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Dessert
- Wi-Fi
- Casual
- University students
Categories
- Coffee shop
- Restaurant
- Espresso bar
- Health food restaurant
- Juice shop
- Takeout restaurant
- Salad shop
- Sandwich shop
Photos
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Comments
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Review 1 (2013-03-08 - Rating: 4)
I am so thankful for Aroma being in NYC. I visited on a cool evening, a bit hungry and had a WONDERFUL turkey sandwich. I cant tell you what was so amazing, perhaps it was the crusty bread? My friend had the halumi sandwich and was raving so much, I insisted on a bite and whoa, if I knew to order that, I would have devoured my meal in a MINUTE!!Its counter-service with seating that can be limited depending on the time of the day, like any cafe, but we were able to find a seat easily to take our time with our meals.Oh, I also tried the hot chocolate and again, I have no idea what makes it so special, but it was creamy, super chocolatey but not heavy at all. Oh, Aroma, you get me. -
Review 2 (2014-07-10 - Rating: 5)
A sophisticated white and black decor welcomes you to friendly service and superior drip coffee. The coffee was served in a ceramic mug with a complimentary chocolate. Now that is sweet!There is a comfortable dining area with tables for sharing a meal with friends, but the real joy is picking a prime spot amongst the bar stools that line the windows; perfect for people-watching. (Wear something fabulous, you know theyll be looking back, wishing they were you.) -
Review 3 (2016-04-25 - Rating: 4)
The best! The coffee is of great quality , the food is delicious and the atmosphere is relaxed. Each Aroma has free wifi which makes the experience even better. Highly recommended is the hot chocolate with real melted chocolate! -
Review 4 (2015-06-27 - Rating: 5)
Absolutely superb, best coffee chain in the city. Everything here is excellent, good coffee and freshly prepared sandwiches, salads and pastries. Free Wi-Fi of course. Restrooms are to the right side from the entrance. Be sure to try out the Halumi sandwich, its ace! -
Review 5 (2013-11-19 - Rating: 5)
If you dont feel like having a hard time choosing where to eat this is a good place to come to. Simple food in regular prices. The food is healthy and the coffee is good. -
Review 6 (2011-02-05 - Rating: 5)
Lots of healthy choices. Efficient cafeteria style ordering. I had the organic no dairy white bean soup which was amazing. Nice crowd of people. -
Review 7 (2012-06-09 - Rating: 4)
Good iced aroma lite.. Very tasty. But NO free wifi anymore. Have to pay with a credit card or something old fashioned like that. -
Review 8 (2016-05-12 - Rating: 5)
Awesome place to get a great cup of coffee, food looked amazing as well. -
Review 9 (2015-06-02 - Rating: 5)
If you are feeling nostalgic and miss the Middle East, aroma will make it all better ;) -
Review 10 (2014-08-03 - Rating: 5)
As far as coffee house chains go, this one is the best! The coffee is of great quality (better than Starbucks in my opinion), the food is delicious and the atmosphere is relaxed. From bakery to healthy mediterranean salads, Aroma is great for breakfast, lunch or any afternoon break. Each Aroma usually has free wifi which makes the experience even better. Highly recommended is the hot chocolate with real melted chocolate! -
Review 11 (2013-03-11 - Rating: 4)
Good stuff. A great local coffee joint -
Review 12 (2013-12-09 - Rating: 4)
For a chain Ill take this over Starbucks any day! Quick great service, decent tasting espresso and affordable pricing make this a great go-to when you just need your coffee fix. -
Review 13 (2016-04-07 - Rating: 4)
Near campus. Convenient enough for meetings. A little pricy but quick service. Can get a little crowded. -
Review 14 (2012-11-12 - Rating: 4)
Israel is associated with countless political issues, hummus and more. When I think of Israel, I think of coffee shop called Aroma. Aroma is the Starbucks of Israel in terms of ubiquity, although not atmosphere. At locations around the Starbucks-free nation, drinks are served in ceramic cups, bread for gourmet sandwiches is baked on site and every order comes with a sweet piece of milk chocolate. In 2007, I visited Israel and subsequently Aroma daily. Believe it or not, it is easy to get into a routine of starting one’s day with delicious coffee, a croissant and a little bit of chocolate. I even visited Aroma after climbing Masada, a mountain in Northern Israel and the site of an ancient Israeli struggle. Israel’s desert climate meant we began our hike around sunrise, and were hungry for lunch around 10:30 am. Aroma was there, thankfully. On the plane back to America, as I ate an Aroma sandwich I hoped I would find my way back to the Holy Land and my beloved Aroma.Back in New York, Google came to the rescue. A quick search revealed Aroma’s first US location in Soho had just opened, a quick subway ride from my house. A few weeks later, jet-lag having been conquered, my travel companion and I set off on a mission. We arrived at the storefront, at the corner of Greene Street and West Houston and felt at home. The familiar red and black logo was no longer executed in Hebrew but the fresh bread in the display case, along with the large population of Israeli expats and small pieces of chocolate on every plate assured us that we would not be disappointed. We ordered iced Aromas, their signature blended iced coffee drink (they have a diet version made with skim milk) and two types of sandwiches (you can order a half or a whole) to sample both. I recommend the mozzarella and the chicken Caesar salad, which I have since sampled. Aroma’s bread is fresh and fluffy and their salad dressings are delicious. During winter, their soup is hearty and filling. The stores layout of long tables and a bar encourage lingering and it’s a great place to rest and refuel after a long day of shopping.My first visit to America’s Aroma left me thoroughly impressed. Since then, I’ve dragged countless friends to Aroma for a snack or coffee after a day of shopping in Soho. It’s steps from the subway and a true respite. Aroma was the site of a mini family reunion prior to my sister’s Bat Mitzvah in which my family monopolized half the tables and was entirely too loud, in keeping with Israeli traditions.During Thanksgiving break, I visited the Upper West Side Aroma (on 72nd Street and Amsterdam) for the first time with a friend who I previously took to the Soho location after her trip to Israel. The uptown location not only featured the great food we know and love, but a wine bar, beers on tap and a rooftop patio, as well as seating upstairs. Even a glass of wine comes with their signature chocolate. We dug into a mozzarella sandwich on multi-grain bread, along with cappuccinos and iced Aromas. People spoke English rather than Hebrew and we wore jeans and jackets rather than shorts and t-shirts. New York City is far from the Middle East, but sitting in Aroma, the distance is bridged, even if its only for one bite.--Abigail Koffler -
Review 15 (2015-10-21 - Rating: 4)
Good coffee, very slow services. -
Review 16 (2013-10-22 - Rating: 5)
Nice cafe... free chocolates -
Review 17 (2016-02-14 - Rating: 5)
The halumi sandwich is mouth-watering. -
Review 18 (2016-07-10 - Rating: 4)
Decent place to grab a coffee. -
Review 19 (2016-06-17 - Rating: 5)
Get the ice aroma or ice limonana -
Review 20 (2016-03-03 - Rating: 4)
Great working space! -
Review 21 (2015-07-08 - Rating: 5)
Like at home -
Review 22 (2010-11-17 - Rating: 5)
Amazing coffee. -
Review 23 (2016-04-14 - Rating: 5)
Everything exquisite. Hot Chocolate and a Croissant recommended. -
Review 24 (2016-01-16 - Rating: 4)
Typical American restaurant suitable for lunch break in the middle of the 16th. Excellent César Salad, plentiful, cheap and excellent! To go there. -
Review 25 (2012-08-07 - Rating: 5)
The Italian espresso coffee at 2.10 dollars, a rare price so low for New York added to the excellent quality, I used to travel half an hour on the subway in the morning to have breakfast in this spacious and well-served and stocked place and compared to Eately it doesnt give queuing -
Review 26 (2014-06-15 - Rating: 4)
Super delicious coffee. It is enjoyed with these breakfasts. Its not cheap but you get a good breakfast -
Review 27 (2016-01-10 - Rating: 5)
When you need to go to the bathroom~~ -
Review 28 (2016-05-22 - Rating: 4)
Coffee specialist