June
27th
2010

Coffee Cache

“With a line even at 9am on a Saturday, Cafe Grumpy’s already collected a loyal clientele. It’s hard to be a grouch here – even before you’ve had your first cup.”
 
Read the full review in the Park Slope Reader.

June
24th
2010

New York’s Café Grumpy Puts Conversation at the Top of the Menu

“In a city where people type text messages while walking down the street, Café Grumpy is a haven for those who want to practice the almost forgotten art of face to face conversation. Located in New York’s Chelsea neighborhood, it is a place where laptops are banned, cell phone calls are infrequent, and the sound of people talking to each other over fine cups of coffee fills the air.”
 
Read the full article here.

June
14th
2010

Grumpy Speaks on the 12-Dollar Cup

Check out Liam’s article in Barista Magazine here.

May
25th
2010

“Brewed Awakening”

“In 2007 the president and CEO of Starbucks, Howard Schultz, was walking around Chelsea in Manhattan, saw a long line of customers at Cafe Grumpy, waited his turn, drank a cup of coffee from the Clover, thought it the best he’d ever tasted…”
 
“Cafe Grumpy’s owners, Caroline Bell and Chris Timbrell spilled the beans about the Trifecta…”
 
Read the full article by Jeffrey Steingarten in Vogue (June 2010) or online (with a video accompaniment) here.

May
19th
2010

NYC is buzzing with new cafes

“This spot recently garnered lots of media attention for its $12 brew (made from hand-picked beans grown in Ethiopia), but regulars oh and ah over the lovely lattes poured here, complete with foamy heart and leaf designs made in the milk. Coffee is brewed by the cup, and the beans are roasted at Grumpy’sGreenpoint location (there’s also a store in Park Slope). No laptops are allowed, so people actually talk in this cozy java joint.
 
We recommend: Have some variety with the Tasting Flight, a sampling of three coffees for $6 or, if you feel like a splurge, try the new $12 brew, which connoisseurs say is terrific.”
 
Read the reviews in amNewYork.

May
6th
2010

$12 Cup of Coffee!

Watch the video on WPIX11 here.