Manhattanville Coffee

Cashier gal with glasses and baseball cap and other tall server gal as well as barista have attitudes. I had just politely asked whether my drink was coming up and was scolded with, "It's coming in order of the receipts lined up here on the bar-- A LITTLE BIT OF PATIENCE ALWAYS HELPS PLEEEZE" in quite a peeved manner. I looked at the receipts just to see where I was in the line to see whether I should wait outside given there were many people crowded by the bar. The Barista notices and says, "Your order is next, okay?? I'm getting to it RIGHT now." There must be some chip-on-the-shoulder vibe dominating the place. The friendliness is so artificial and arbitrary. "You pay fast and go away I will be nice. You ask me something or for something, or hesitate in your order, I will change my tone of voice, wear an annoyed expression on my face until you leave." This is the vibe in Manhattanville Coffee. Guests are your usual considerate guests---no problems there. But it is definitely not a place where servers are properly trained in the art of positive, cheerful, and most importantly, grown-up service.