Main Street Coffee / Historic Richmond Town

Dorothy Gordon 2 months ago

Came here early,10a.m.,so quiet & peaceful. The bacon,egg,cheeses croissant was freshly cooked absolutely delicious. As it was a beautiful day, sat outside enjoying the scenery while eating this delicious breakfast. The cappuccino was perfect as well.

Adelina Mustafic 2 months ago

I came to this cafe with high expectations brcause of the location anf environment but i was incredibly disapointed. I came im around 11 in the mornin. Around this time, the cafe was packed with people, which was expected, and there was only one girl who had a weird tone working at the front Counter. I waited on the line for a good 10 minutes but I wasn’t too bothered because I understood that the worker was probably under a lot of pressure with the amount of people there. once I got to the front I ordered a iced pumpkin latte, a cinnamon roll and a brownie. It took like 15 minutes for the worker to come up to me and say that they were out of the pumpkin flavor for the latte so I ordered a different flavor.. After i received the coffee I was still waiting for my pastries which didn’t make much sense to me since the pastries were right in the display. The coffee was decent and I Continued waiting until the Same girl working at the front came up to me and asked what I was waiting for. I told her I was waiting for my brownie and cinnamon roll, she paused for a moment, said “Okay” and walked away. This Left me more confused because I didn’t understand what was taking so long, I thought

D.E.A 4 months ago

We were walking through Historic Richmond Town, hungry, not really expecting much, and ended up at Main Street Coffee. Glad we did. Got the chicken quesadilla, sweet potato fries, and a green tea lemonade. The quesadilla was greasy, not gonna lie, but in the way you actually want it to be. Filling, flavorful, packed. Sweet potato fries were crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, and seasoned just right. And the green tea lemonade? Didn't expect it to be that good. Refreshing, balanced, a little sweet, a little earthy. Could've had two. The place itself just works. Old wood tables, sunlight coming through the windows, that lived-in feel you can't fake. Staff were friendly and chill, no rushing us, no overdoing it. One of those spots that doesn't try too hard and doesn't have to. Definitely coming back.

Carter Walsh 6 months ago

The matcha was chalky and the coffee was watery. Took like 10 minutes to get our coffee. It is a really lovely location and building just wish the coffee was better

Walter V 6 months ago

An adorable little cafe, quaintly hidden in Staten Island (Richmondtown) New York. Don't blink, or you will miss the door to this little old-world cafe. The aroma of freshly baked goods overwhelms you as you enter. There are tables and chairs to welcome the weary for a lovely cup of tea or a freshly brewed coffee. The cafe offers breakfasts, lunches, among its menu of delicious delicacies. My first time visiting was earlier today, I stopped by for some muffins and got the most heavenly chocolate chip, which was an easy 10/10. It was large with lots of chips, and the freshness factor was stupendous. I can't wait for my next rendezvous at this little treasure trove.