"I’ve been to this coffee shop more than once. The coffee is good, and the place itself is quiet, clean, cozy, and comfortable. However, I do find the price a bit high — $7 for a medium cup of coffee feels expensive, especially considering that the average price for a similar coffee is around $5 at most places. Overall, good coffee and a nice atmosphere, but the pricing is on the higher side."

"I really like them. I’ve had drip coffee and matcha. Both are very good, but the matcha is actually very good. Much, much better matcha than nearby. Only thing is the lids don’t fit correctly."

"#1 BEST almond croissant I've had - London included. Also nice staff, cute branding."

"Hands down the best café in Manhattan. Top-notch food, coffee, and service. I’ll definitely be back — their lattes and flat whites are exceptional"

"Black Fox Coffee is hands down one of my favorite cafés in NYC. Even though it’s a chain, the location near Grand Central has become a regular stop for me. I usually think the espresso drinks I make at home are better than what I get in most commercial cafés—but Black Fox is the exception. I often find myself happily walking a few blocks just to sit down with a latte or cortado. Every cup is consistently well-balanced, rich, creamy, and just straight-up enjoyable. I also love picking up beans here. They roast their own, and while those have a very distinctive (and kind of wild) soy sauce aroma that might not be for everyone, they do carry the Red Brick from a UK roaster—and that’s where the magic happens. It’s a fruity, modern espresso that’s smooth, sweet, and addictive in the best way. The space is bright and well-designed, with a great retail selection of brewing gear, merch, and snacks. It’s clear that they designed the space to be uncomfortable to not let you stay long. However, whether you’re a casual coffee drinker or a total espresso nerd, Black Fox hits the spot."