Birch Coffee

Birch Coffee Birch Coffee, located on 3rd Avenue, is a cozy coffee shop in Long Island City that roasts all of their coffee beans locally. With a variety of drinks ranging from hot coffee to iced tea, Birch Coffee offers the perfect place to warm up and relax or grab a quick caffeine boost.

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It wouldn’t be difficult. 🪤
10/24/2026

It wouldn’t be difficult. 🪤

We’re wishing everyone a very happy “Harry-ween” season and reminding you that you can grab a Maple Latte at Moynihan be...
10/23/2026

We’re wishing everyone a very happy “Harry-ween” season and reminding you that you can grab a Maple Latte at Moynihan before heading to MSG to see harrystyles tonight 🎃☕✨

It’s Autumn in New York. Have you gotten your BSL? 🍂🫚🍃
10/20/2026

It’s Autumn in New York. Have you gotten your BSL? 🍂🫚🍃

We’re just as good at home, ya know. Grab a bag in store or online (link in bio). ☕
10/15/2026

We’re just as good at home, ya know. Grab a bag in store or online (link in bio). ☕

10/12/2026

Spoiler: your morning cup wins. ☕

A standard 8 oz brewed coffee has around 95mg of caffeine. An 8.4 oz Red Bull has 80mg. No wings required 🪽

Did you get it right? 🤭

10/06/2026

The season of the witch calls for a little Black Magic. 10% off in store and online through 11/3. Brew accordingly. 🔮✨

Waiting all night for the Great Pumpkin? We’ve got your coffee. 🎃☕️📍 62nd & Lex
10/05/2026

Waiting all night for the Great Pumpkin? We’ve got your coffee. 🎃☕️

📍 62nd & Lex

09/30/2026

Are you a pour over person? Do you want to be? Here’s how we make it at home.

What you need:
Pour over dripper
Decanter
Paper filter
Scale
Gooseneck kettle
Grinder
Your favorite Birch coffee

Step 1: Grind your coffee to medium coarse. It should look like sea salt.

Step 2: The ratio is 1 part coffee to 15 parts water. Weigh out 30 grams of coffee.

Step 3: Bring your water to a boil, then let it cool for 30 seconds — about 203°F.

Step 4: Place your filter and rinse it with hot water to get rid of the paper taste. Discard the rinse water.

Step 5: Add your 30 grams of coffee and gently shake to level the grounds. Four pours total.
Pour 1: 120 grams in an outward spiral. Let it bloom for 30 seconds — this lets the gasses escape and brings out the flavor.
Pour 2: another 120 grams, same spiral, steady and even. Wait 30 seconds.
Pour 3: repeat.
Pour 4: once the water’s passed through the top layer, pour the rest for a total of 450–500 grams.

Step 6: When it stops dripping, remove the dripper, discard the grounds, and enjoy.

Save this for your next brew day ☕ Grab a bag through the link in bio.

09/29/2026

National Coffee Day should *really *National Barista Day if you think about it. ☕
Make sure to give them a little extra love today when you grab your cup ❤️

09/27/2026

Sights and sounds of the West Village during a nor’easter. Sound on. 🔊

Stay safe out there. If you need a warm-up, you know where to find us. ☔

Fall is here. Can you feel it? 🍂We’re ready for crunchy leaves, crisp air, and long walks through the park with a maple ...
09/24/2026

Fall is here. Can you feel it? 🍂

We’re ready for crunchy leaves, crisp air, and long walks through the park with a maple latte in hand.

Grab one at a Birch near the park:
📍 62nd & Lex
📍 88th & 3rd
📍 96th & Columbus
📍 57th & 9th

Tag your walking buddy 👟

📸: Alex Gervasi

“You know what? I need another coffee.” - Droopy, probably. 🐶🪧📍7th Ave & 14th St
09/22/2026

“You know what? I need another coffee.” - Droopy, probably. 🐶🪧

📍7th Ave & 14th St

09/21/2026

The sights and sounds of 96th & Columbus on a perfect fall Monday. ☕️🍁

09/20/2026

Rainy day trivia! ☔️

This one’s up for debate! Bonus points if you can guess the other country believed to have discovered coffee. ☕️

Put your answers in the comments! 👇

Address

432 3rd Avenue
New York, NY
10016

To get to the coffee shop on 3rd Avenue in New York using public transportation, you can take the subway and get off at either the Grand Central Station or the 33 St Station, both of which are just a few blocks away from the location. Alternatively, you can take a bus that stops along 3rd Avenue.

If driving, there are multiple parking garages situated nearby that offer hourly rates for short-term parking. You can also find street parking but make sure to read the signs carefully to avoid any restrictions.

Please note that these directions are for informational purposes only and not intended as an endorsement for any specific establishment.

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What people say

Birch Coffee on 3rd Avenue is a must-visit coffee shop in New York. The founders, Jeremy Lyman and Paul Schlader, are passionate about their craft and it shows in every cup they serve. What sets Birch Coffee apart is their commitment to quality - each cup of coffee is made by a licensed Q-Grader, ensuring that only the best roasted coffees are served. The baristas are friendly and knowledgeable, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere for customers. Birch Coffee also offers unique drinks like the Orange Cream Latte, which is a must-try for any coffee lover. Whether you're looking for a cozy spot to warm up on a chilly day or just need your daily caffeine fix, Birch Coffee has got you covered. Don't miss out on this gem of a coffee shop!