Tiny Dancer Coffee

“I was in desperate need for morning coffee and saw this was nearby. I took a pic of the entrance. You have to go down those stairs and then its to your left. Very cute cafe and they had the winter olympics on which was a plus while I had my coffee. The lattes looked great they even had a drink special but I got the basic drip coffee which was just what I needed.”

“My first time visiting new york with my family and the lady who served us was so spectacular I had to do a review! the matcha was the best matcha I have ever tasted and I saw her make it fresh right there and then. She went the extra mile to write a little sticker wishing me a happy 21st birthday which just oozed me with happiness! Extremely welcoming and a lovely place to visit, a hidden gem within the subway but not one to miss! Would most definitely visit again and so glad I found it!”

“Truly a happy accident!!! Sometimes the best mornings are the ones you don't plan. After an early subway misadventure that landed us in the Bronx instead of Battery park for coffee and sunrise... (OOPS). My wife and I didn't mind, We grabbed a quick breakfast sandwich, stayed positive and happy as we headed back toward Manhattan to find coffee and plan the rest of our day. As we were walking out of the subway station, we stumbled upon a small underground cafe that felt like pure magic. What truly made the experience unforgettable was meeting E, the barista. He wasn't even supposed to be working that morning, which made our encounter feel like fate. From the moment we walked in and heard him chatting with the customers we felt his energy. We ordered and sat down. In between customers when it was quiet, we laughed, swapped stories, and totally vibed with E!!! We ended up staying nearly two hours, playing chess and having a truly fantastic experience. Exactly what we had wanted in a NYC coffee shop. The cappuccino was absolutely phenomenal!!! And more than the delicious drinks, it was the feeling of connection and serendipity that made this cafe stand out. This whole morning was a happy accident, the wrong train, the unexpected detour, and the chance meeting with E all came together to create one of the most memorable cafe experiences we've ever had. If you ever find yourself wandering Manhattan, don't be afraid to take a wrong turn, you might just stumble into something wonderful too. Cheers to Happy Accidents, Fate and Love!!! We are coming back into the city Dec 1st-5th and we will be sure not to miss Tiny Dancer! We look forward to meeting the other tiny dancers, but if we wanted to catch E, when would be a good time to stop in?”