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Kunst Coffee Haus
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5 Reviews on “Kunst Coffee Haus”
I have never had coffee like this. *Amazing* home-made sweet cream, unique flavors and additions like lavander and rose. The ambience is relaxing and beautiful as you sit amongst greenery. Great crepes and croissants and probably the best Banana Pudding I’ve ever tasted. Can’t say enough about this place. Love everything. ❤️
If you like nature and plants this is your Brunch spot. Lots of plants and amazing service. Denny was super friendly and made us feel like regulars. The açaí bowl was amazing! The avocado toast was not as good but worth trying.
Kunst Coffee Haus is my coffee haven! From the moment you walk in, it’s a vibe – part green house, part cozy cafe. The coffee? Pure magic. ☕ Every cup feels like a masterpiece, crafted with passion and top-notch flavors. The menu is a delightful adventure, offering everything from classic brews to trendy specialties. The baristas are like coffee wizards, turning every sip into a little celebration. The place itself is Insta-worthy – beautiful and inviting. It’s my go-to spot for catching up with pals. It’s not just a coffee shop; it’s an experience. 🌈
Ordered the Brie & Prosciutto sandwich. Also ordered the hot sweet potato latte with coconut milk. I love when cafes have good dairy free milk alternatives. Both the sandwich and latte were delicious. The croissant was very buttery and flaky. The prosciutto was sliced nice and thin. The sweet potato latte had real pieces of sweet potato in the drink.
This place oozes charm. You might pass it by thinking it’s a florist shop. But when you enter, it’s a lush botanical respite juxtaposed next to a LIRR station in Queens. The owner has a serious green thumb with a variety of plants ranging from small to huge jungle sized plants. There is a small selection of food items as well as pastries that are all made in house (except the croissants) to go with your latte or fancy tea. You can enjoy your beverage in a variety of seating options while writing your next masterpiece or studying for an exam. There is one proper four seat table with a sign asking it to be used for eating food and not for people to camp out with their laptop. It’s so charming I almost don’t want it to become over exposed! Yes, the food is a little pricey and takes a while to make. But you will enjoy the wait, surrounded by all the oxygen producing plants and flowers around you.