Caffe Vita — Restaurant in New York

Caffe Vita’s Bushwick outpost is a rather excellent spot to sip a finely-made coffee, grab a baked treat, catch up with a friend, or just catch your breath after a non-stop paced day in the city. have been to Caffe Vita a couple of times and ordered a “Sevilla” each time…and both times hit the spot on particularly cold days. the quality coffee is quite flavorful with a touch of orange zest and finished with some coffee art. sometimes the simplest of coffee drinks is fills in the gaps of your day.

the interior is pleasant and superclean—a decent amount of seating in the front and back; filled with various Vita merch; and dominated by a modern coffee bar where the brew magic happens. the service is pleasant and friendly. totally enjoyed chatting with the barista while deciding upon my first drink at Vita.

while Caffe Vita is a Seattle transplant, the local vibe embodies that NYC spirit without any gruffness or aloofness. Vita has a charm of its own in Bushwick and i am glad this part of a Brooklyn is still...

Caffe Vita is a gem for coffee lovers who appreciate quality, craft, and a relaxed vibe. The moment you step in, you're greeted with the rich aroma of freshly roasted beans and a laid-back atmosphere that invites you to stay awhile. The baristas are friendly, skilled, and clearly passionate about their craft, often happy to chat about the beans or make a recommendation.

Their coffee is consistently excellent—smooth, bold, and full of flavor. Whether you're into pour-overs, cold brews, or classic espresso drinks, Caffe Vita delivers with precision and care. The space is also great for catching up with a friend or getting some work done, with plenty of seating and a creative, indie feel.

This place strikes the perfect balance between cool and cozy. Definitely worth a visit if you're into great coffee...

Update: Barista had a lot of attitude today, and had no knowledge of the coffee that was being sold. As a bespoke coffee shop that I’ve trusted for years, I was very upset that the training the staff received is subpar both on customer service and product knowledge. The enthusiasm and passion for coffee that was there is now missing from the staff, and that’s unfortunate. I’m hoping this was a fluke. The coffee itself remains excellent, the service ultimately left a bitter taste of unwashed coffee :/

Previous review: Good coffee in a super industrial neighborhood that’s on the verge of changing. My go tops includes: their signature pacnor, Kyoto (one of the few places that sell this slow drip cold brew), and cortado. You can also buy some bags of coffee that’s pretty good with a home...