Yoffee Coffee + Yogurt

Great location to meet for a quick bite or a quick latte. The space is very clean open and inviting, the counter staff is a bit young, timid and somewhat clueless… or maybe they just need better training.
The first time I went, ordered a simple macchiato and grilled muenster cheese sandwich. Piping hot Ooy gooey goodness that was very satisfying. The specialty coffees here are as equally inventive as well as delicious. Another time we came, we tried ordering a waffle and ice cream but it ended up taking close to 25 min. If the staff had told is there were some issue then we would have ordered something. Long story short after all that we got a refund and a scoop of ice cream to make up for the mixup.
The seating area upstairs is really nice and maintained nicely so it’s always clean for the next round of eat in customers. Will definitely be back when I’m in the area.

Great food! Everything I’ve tried was delicious! Quick service! Always have good lunch specials and great ambiance!

Ever since Starbucks became the dictionary definition of «coffee house» many small coffee shops have been trying to copy their formula. Unfortunately for them, all they see is the coffee, they don’t see the experience behind it, and as every coffee aficionado knows: half the coffee is the aroma. This doubly true when it comes to kosher coffee shops. Most places just put a focus on what they sell, rather than how they sell it. Usually ending up being a slightly more expensive dunkin donuts.
This brings me to Yoffee. Yoffee nails the Starbucks experience not just because they have excellent coffee and shakes, but because they provide an experience as well. The store is a work of art. The tables are a clean white with glass chairs, there’s relaxing music playing in the background, an upstairs for more private eating and menu that’s earily similar to Starbucks’ style.
The place is by no means perfect, there’s no real kitchen, so the bottom floor can get a bit noisy and the sandwiches were alright. But the fact that a kosher restaurant can recreate the old time coffee shop that Starbucks has tried to recreate bodes well for the kosher food market.

i have been here a few times, nice people and good but not great coffee. Great muffins and nice ice cream plates. This is where the cool young monsey crowd hangs out Saturday nights.

This shop is a great place to grab a bite of food, meet a business associate, or both!