Joe Coffee Company

Joe Coffee Company Joe Coffee Company is a cozy coffee shop located on West 40th Street, offering delicious coffee and a serene al fresco experience within beautiful Bryant Park. With limited hours on certain holidays, be sure to check their website for current hours of operation.

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10/24/2026

First chilly weekend of fall. Order at the window, turn around, and there’s the Flatiron Building.

Our only walk-up café, across the street from Eataly NYC.

📍 Flatiron Flatiron & NoMad, NYC

We’ll have something warm ready.

Every stitch on these bags was done by hand by the women of Las Adelitas.Café Feminista was never meant to be just recog...
10/20/2026

Every stitch on these bags was done by hand by the women of Las Adelitas.

Café Feminista was never meant to be just recognition. It’s about creating tangible feminist futures with women growing coffee all around the world.

This time last year, Lee and Amaris traveled to Hidalgo, México, to visit our friend Montze Olvera, and the bags were waiting for them. They hang in our office now as a reminder of why we do this.

Thank you to Montze, her family, and Las Adelitas. Read more about Café Feminista at the link in bio.

10/17/2026

Our favorite reason to get to JFK early. 🤫 ✈️

Holiday travel season is just around the corner, and our TWA Hotel café is ready for it. Old-school tunes on the speakers and a few unhurried minutes before you board.

📍 TWA Hotel at JFK

We’ll be here for every send-off and welcome home this season.

10/16/2026

Joyva’s halva started out on Lower East Side pushcarts, a taste of home for families who’d just arrived.

Four generations later, the family is still at it in Bushwick.

Now their tahini is in the cold foam on our Iced Maple Latte.

📍 Joyva JOYVA

Fall’s officially here. Tag someone you’d split one with. 👇

— Episode 05

10/14/2026

The croissant counts as an errand. 🥐

Bianca’s order is an iced chai with oat milk and butter pecan cold foam, plus a little cold brew for the chocolate notes...
10/13/2026

Bianca’s order is an iced chai with oat milk and butter pecan cold foam, plus a little cold brew for the chocolate notes. She didn’t drink coffee at all before Joe.

She runs our Dumbo and Bergen cafes and is training for her first NYC Marathon. Back when she was a barista at Dumbo, she worked the bar with Allison. “It’s like, all right, we have the giggles all day,” she says.

Meet Bianca. Swipe through. 👉

Full story in the link in bio.

10/10/2026

The world is your oyster. Or at least your weekend.

Hot lattes flying off the bar, with the occasional apple cinnamon matcha in the mix. We’re upstairs in the Graybar Passage and downstairs by Track 105, right on the way to the Metro-North. Next stop, Beacon or Cold Spring.

📍 Grand Central Grand Central Terminal

We’ll be here when you get back.

10/09/2026

Time to try the apple. 🍎

Barista Trainer Mika walks through the apple, a pour made for fall, step by step.

Join us at the Park Ave Lab for hands-on training to perfect your pour. Private and public classes available. Link in bio.

10/05/2026

Papaya, Milk Duds, candied coconut.

For one week every month, all of our cafés brew a coffee hand picked by our roasting team. This month: Café Feminista, from Montze Olvera in Hidalgo, Mexico.

James, our director of roasting, walks us through this one. Montze founded Las Adelitas, a feminist ecological collective that highlights Indigenous and campesina women in coffee, and built Mexico’s first rural school for human rights for women.

Part 1 of 2. Part 2 later this week.

Read more about Montze at the link in bio.

Come experience Café Feminista in café this week.

— October

10/04/2026

The Movie Night Cold Brew is back today, just for Film at Lincoln Center’s Member Day: salted caramel cold brew under popcorn cold foam. Come find us between screenings and bring your hot take on whatever you just saw.

NYFF | New York Film Festival

10/03/2026

A chill one this morning.

Mostly hot lattes at the bar, plus the occasional iced maple latte with tahini cold foam.

📍 Bergen, Park Slope

We’ll be here whenever you stop by.

Some of the people here have been with us since we opened on Waverly Place in 2003, and plenty more have passed ten year...
10/01/2026

Some of the people here have been with us since we opened on Waverly Place in 2003, and plenty more have passed ten years. We’re looking for the next ones.

We’re hiring café managers and baristas ready to grow into café leadership. Come meet us at our hiring fair at our HQ, 443 Park Ave S, on Wednesday, October 7 from 10am to 3pm. Walk-ins are welcome, and if you’d like to schedule a time, send your resume to [email protected].

Open roles are at the link in our bio. If someone you know would fit right in, we’d be glad if you sent this their way.

Happy National Coffee Day! We talk about coffee all day, every day, so we’re not going to pretend this is the one day a ...
09/29/2026

Happy National Coffee Day!

We talk about coffee all day, every day, so we’re not going to pretend this is the one day a year it suddenly matters more. But it is a good excuse to celebrate the people behind it.

There are a lot of hands in a cup before it gets to you. Producers growing and processing coffee, relationships that are built over years, the roasting team in Queens, cafe teams tasting, dialing in and making drinks, and then all the people who come through the doors every day.

That part has always mattered at Joe. The coffee has to be good, obviously, but so does the way people feel around it.

Jonathan and Danny Meyer have known each other for years, and a lot of what Danny wrote about in Setting the Table has been part of the conversation at Joe for a long time. Good hospitality doesn’t need to be complicated. It’s paying attention. It’s caring about the details. It’s making people feel comfortable.

So it feels like a fun coincidence that Danny’s new book, What Could Possibly Go Right?, is out today too.

Happy National Coffee Day, congrats Danny!

Matcha vs. hojicha, the simple version 🍵They both start out as Japanese green tea and end up tasting like two completely...
09/28/2026

Matcha vs. hojicha, the simple version 🍵

They both start out as Japanese green tea and end up tasting like two completely different drinks. Swipe for the breakdown.

We source both from our friends at Kettl, and you’ll find hojicha in the Butter Pecan Hojicha Latte at Joe this fall. We’ll have one waiting for you 🍂

09/27/2026

Chill weekend, hot coffee.

Fall has settled in downtown, and we’ve been pouring butter pecan and pumpkin spice since open.

📍 World Trade Center Westfield World Trade Center

We’ll keep something warm going for you all weekend.

08/06/2025

Address

55 West 40th Street Structure #9
Nyack, NY
10018

To get to West 40th Street, you can take the subway lines A, C, E, B, D, F, M, N, Q, R or W and get off at Times Square station. From there, walk west on 40th Street for about 2 blocks.

If driving and needing to park around the area, there are a few parking options nearby. One of which is the Icon Parking garage located at 350 West 42nd Street. Another option is the Meyers Parking garage located at 420 West 42nd Street. Both are within walking distance of West 40th Street. However, it’s always recommended to check for availability and pricing beforehand as this information is subject to change without notice.

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 8pm
Tuesday 8am - 8pm
Wednesday 8am - 8pm
Thursday 8am - 8pm
Friday 8am - 8pm
Saturday 9am - 8pm
Sunday 9am - 8pm

Telephone

+12129247400

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Joe Coffee Company, located on West 40th Street in New York, is a coffee shop that offers exceptional coffee and a beautiful al fresco experience within Bryant Park. The company recently introduced "The Village," a celebration of women in coffee that features seasonally-rotating selections from their valued relationships with female producers and cooperatives. This initiative highlights the importance of investing in women to increase the sustainability of coffee everywhere. Additionally, Joe Coffee Company is committed to sustainability and has introduced new POLLAST!C mailers made entirely from plastic pollution collected from coastal communities in Southeast Asia. By prioritizing both quality and ethical practices, Joe Coffee Company sets itself apart as a leader in the industry.