Partners Coffee

Coffee shop · West Village

Partners Coffee

Coffee shop · West Village

44 Charles St, New York, NY 10014

Highlights

Nestled in the heart of West Village, this chic coffee spot boasts artisanal espressos, a cozy vibe, and a delightful outdoor seating area perfect for sipping and people-watching.

44 Charles St, New York, NY 10014 Get directions

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$1–10 · Menu

@eater

"Formerly Toby’s, this coffee bar selling colorful bags of beans wears its Brooklyn heart on its sleeve. The coffee is fine, the breakfast selections exceptional, and the room one of the best in the neighborhood for hanging out with its views of bustling 7th Avenue South." - Robert Sietsema

Every Coffee Bar in NYC’s West Village

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@goop

"This is one of few places around that roasts their own beans, which are responsibly sourced from all over the globe. Formerly Toby’s Estate, all Partners locations (the other four are spread out between Williamsburg, Bushwick, the West Village, and Flatiron) are consistently simple and comfortable in design—think communal tables, couches, and excellent lighting. Yes, it’s a great set-up for work, but also worth stopping by on your day off for a simple and hearty lunch. (They also offer a random assortment of classes in everything from art to cupping.)"

The Midtown Manhattan Guide

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@goop

"This is one of few places around that roasts their own beans, which are responsibly sourced from all over the globe. Meanwhile all five Partners locations (the other four are spread out between Williamsburg, Flatiron, and Midtown) are consistently simple and comfortable in design—think communal tables, couches, and excellent lighting. Yes, it's a great set-up for work, but also worth stopping by on your day off for a simple and hearty lunch. (They also offer a random assortment of classes in everything from art to cupping.)"

The West Village & Soho Guide

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@eater

"A coffee shop in the West Village with a crowd of earnest working stiffs at 10 in the morning." - Robert Sietsema

A Perfect 24 Hours of Cheap Eats in New York City - Eater NY

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Marine

Google

Great coffee shop in West Village! Lovely outdoor seating area, and very pleasant atmosphere. The scrambled eggs avocado toast was good, not the best one I’ve ever had, but I really liked the bread. However their cold brew sesame latte was to die for! Would definitely get it again. Service was quick and nice! They also had several pastries that looked really good, will give it a try next time.

Heather Nik

Google

Went on a Sunday morning and it was definitely packed. Got an avocado toast and a cortado. Both were amazing! The avocado toast was on fresh bread with the right amount of spices on top. Came with a bowl of delicious strawberries. The cortado was very creamy and the espresso was clearly extracted perfectly. Highly recommend both items. The atmosphere was cozy but most people were parked with computers and we had to eat standing up. A cafe that small and that busy shouldn’t allow for prolonged sitting like that. The customers were all extremely rude which dampened the atmosphere a lot. The workers were nice

Peter Farejowicz

Google

Partners Coffee came recommended to me so I gave this location a shot. I like that they are a local roaster from Brooklyn and the cafe is a cozy urban setting, perfect for a morning cup of coffee. The day I visit it was actually pretty busy already and most of the tables inside were taken. The line to the cashier wasn’t too long and moved fast. I ordered the house drip coffee since it was my first time here. The coffee at first started out a little bitter and citrusy but as it cooled down and the milk mixed in more, it started tasting smooth and mellow. Not bad for the price overall.

HANE Xxxx

Google

A more expensive coffee spot in the heart of West Village, however they don't charge extra for alternative milk (only have oat or almond) - which is a big deal these days. Lots of seating and laptop friendly attitude. A nice place to meet local villagers.

Audrey Atkinson

Google

I’ve loved the Partners coffee I’ve had at other shops around New York, so I figured I better try it from the source - and it did not disappoint!! Be aware that there is minimal indoor seating (about 6 bar-style stools facing the window), but there are plenty of tables outdoors. There is no public restroom (even for customers). Staff is friendly and coffee is lovely!!

Ian Van der Werff

Google

Great coffee both cold and hot, I usually order black, and a good place to do work and relax. They do not have outlets anywhere, which is great because of the natural time limit people will have! Have not tried the food, but looks good every time I see people order it. Sit outside if you want to people watch, bring a book, enjoy the umbrellas or the covered area.

Jeremy Stoker

Google

I don’t have a human partner, but fortunately I have a coffee partners. I love the space, the outdoor seating, the gold lettering in the window, the pergola that they for sure stole from my grandmas house, and the delicious breakfast burrito. I even included a photo of my half-eaten one. They also included two grapes and two strawberries and three blueberries! OMG! Oh!! And I also attached a photo of my cold brew that I drank some of so you know I actually tried it! Stop by and try it, everyone else is too. I spent $18 dollars on my little visit. So bring a $20 at a minimum! 💅🏻

Veronika P

Google

Loved the cozy atmosphere and amazing coffee! Went for cappuccino, which was so good! My friend did try the hot chocolate with almond milk and swears she never had best hot chocolate ever! Definitely on my go-to list anytime I need to chill in a beautiful cafe. I also like the hours of operation, you're welcomed till 7 pm, which is great. Overall excellent experience and I recommend it to all coffee lovers.