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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. 🥐
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.
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.
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!
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.
11/29/2018
Enjoy your favorite cup of Joe at home!
Shop for single origin, espresso, blends, decaf, and specialty instant coffee in the Joe Coffee Company store.
Address
1045 Lexington Avenue
New York, NY
10021
To reach the location on Lexington Avenue in New York, you have a few options for public transport and driving/parking:
Public Transport:
1. Subway: Take the 4, 5, 6, N, Q, R, or W train to the 59th Street-Lexington Avenue station. From there, walk towards Lexington Avenue.
2. Bus: Depending on your starting point, you can take various bus routes that pass through Lexington Avenue. Check the MTA website or app for the most convenient bus route.
Driving/Parking:
Please note that parking in New York City can be challenging and expensive. It is recommended to use public transport if possible.
1. From the north: Take I-87 S (Major Deegan Expressway) towards Manhattan. Continue onto Harlem River Drive and take exit 19 toward E 125 St/2 Ave/3 Ave/RFK Bridge/Manhattan/FDR Drive. Merge onto RFK Bridge/Manhattan-bound and continue onto FDR Drive. Take exit 11 for 53 St toward UN Headquarters/East River Greenway/Brooklyn Queens Expy E/I-495 E/Midtown Tunnel. Turn right onto E 53rd St and then left onto Lexington Avenue.
2. From the south: Take I-278 W (Brooklyn Queens Expy) towards Manhattan/Brooklyn Battery Tunnel/I-478 N/Staten Island/Verrazzano Br. Keep left at the fork to continue on I-478 N/Brooklyn Battery Tunnel Manhattan-bound (signs for FDR Dr/Manhattan). Continue onto FDR Drive and take exit 11 for 53 St toward UN Headquarters/East River Greenway/Brooklyn Queens Expy E/I-495 E/Midtown Tunnel. Turn right onto E 53rd St and then left onto Lexington Avenue.
Parking: There are several parking garages available in the vicinity of Lexington Avenue. It is advisable to use a parking app or website to find the closest and most affordable option.
Please note that these directions are for informational purposes only and may be subject to change due to road conditions or other factors. It is always recommended to check for any updates before starting your journey.
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What people say
Joe Coffee Company, located on Lexington Avenue in New York, is a coffee shop that has been serving the community since 2011. With its cozy atmosphere and delicious brews, it has become a favorite spot for locals and visitors alike.
One of the things that sets Joe Coffee Company apart is their commitment to providing excellent coffee wherever you go. They recently announced their presence at the new Chase Sapphire Lounge by The Club at LaGuardia Airport, ensuring that travelers can enjoy their favorite espresso or cold brew even while on the go. And if you're looking to bring Joe Coffee to your office, their Joe To Go boxes are available for order with just one hour's notice. Your coworkers will surely thank you for bringing in these delightful brews.
During the holiday season, Joe Coffee Company adds a touch of magic with their seasonal offerings. Their Rockefeller blend is eagerly awaited each year, with its balanced notes of peanut brittle, dates, and red apple. It's the perfect companion during the hustle and bustle of the holidays. What's even better is that $1 from each bag sold goes towards supporting , New York City's largest community food pantry. So not only do you get to enjoy a delicious cup of coffee, but you also contribute to a worthy cause.
Joe Coffee Company understands that everyone deserves a warm and wonderful Christmas celebration. That's why they keep some of their cafes open on Christmas day with limited hours, ensuring that those who are celebrating have a place to relax and enjoy a cup of joe.
Whether you're stopping by for your daily caffeine fix or looking for a special holiday blend, Joe Coffee Company on Lexington Avenue is the place to be. Their dedication to quality coffee and community support make them an exceptional choice for any coffee lover in New York City.