TOMS New York

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I found a quiet coffee shop in SOHO! Lately, every time I go to Soho I feel like I’m waiting 20 – 30 minutes for just a simple cup of coffee. Getting work done? Forget about it. Until I found TOMS. Great coffee shop that includes seating in the front, shoes at your display, and even a terrace in the back for some peace and quiet. Overall this place is a hidden gem right in Soho. :)

They have really solid single origin pour overs, lattes, and doughnuts (by dough). They also have a great patio area out back and fantastic baristas. This is undoubtedly the best coffee/​shoe/​glasses shop in the tri county area — a high bar to clear if ever there was one.

I don’t want other people to know about this place so I can always get a seat. Everything supurb.

The hidden patio in the back of the store is an adorable spot to have a cup of tea and catch up with friends or read a book!

Friendly service, decent coffee, and a very aesthetically engaging shop. The community of this shop is strong, both locally (with many workshops and free festivities) and globally (every cup of coffee helps provide water to another in need). Although I’d like to follow & know more about the practical application of a consumer’s purchase yielding this humanitarian effect, i theoretically adore this business model and the good vibes !

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I love this place. Great coffee, dough donuts, and this little pastries are to die for. I love their selection in shoes and EVERY time I come they always have new shoes out. They have bags and backpacks too. I really like it here.
Have you been to the very back on the patio: if you want a Zen, place to relax, chat, catch up and enjoy a cup of coffee and read make it happen. this is the spot to be. I enjoy coming here and coloring in my adult coloring books. After work is the best time. TOMS is open until about 7:00pm. Some nights vary, but that gives you enough time to be some place else, but not deal with the tourist or long lines. I love it back there.
if you are in the area stop in check out the product, get a cup of joe, and relax in the back. that’s an evening I CAN’T wait to do. WOAHHHH

This place is the best. I have tried just about every coffee shop from Houston to Lafayette and Toms is a great morning stop. A vanilla coriander latte to go and you know it’s gonna be a good day. Friendly servers too!

Their whole crew is dedicated to give you best service possible. They sell really decent coffee.

It’s an interesting idea to open a joint coffee shop and shoe store. I surely didn’t mind on a hot summer day when I stopped in. All their teas, coffee bags, cups etc are labeled with TOMS logo so I guess they’ve been expanding their business footprint.
You enter into the café at first and then the shoe store in back. There’s a small seating area in front and aside from drinks they offer a few baked goods too. We only tried their iced green tea so I can’t vouch for anything else. Service is a bit slow though because they let the tea seep for a while and there’s only two people working.
The shoe store is fairly small so unfortunately there’s a limited selection. You’ll have better luck finding what you want online. I like the idea of a joint shop and the décor which fits the theme of TOMS. But execution could use some work.

Cute shop/​café — came here to buy sunglasses but was disappointed with the service. When I walked in the girl working was sitting at the counter charging her phone and texting. I couldn’t even tell she worked here. Then when I asked her if I could get a pair, she looked at me funny — as if it was a weird questions to ask!
The TOMS in Venice, CA has a better vibe and the coffee scene seems to be more popular. When I came here there was no one.

Place is cool. Have to admit i only spent 20 min in it but thats all you really need at a coffee shop right? You say coffee? What? Yes its a toms coffee shop with a portal in back that leads to a hidden shoe store. All owned by toms. The shoes benefit third world countries by giving people shoes. The coffee sales supplies them water. And the glasses sales give third world citizens eyeglasses. Pretty cool. Good coffee. A bit overpriced, but A its going to a good cause, and B its NYC what do you expect? Pretty cool ass places. Very well decorated and cool staff. Stop in some time for a coffee which ranges from $ 4 – 7 and maybe a pair of slip on loafers. Or a pair of shades, which range $ 120 – 200.

The store is super cute, friendliest staff & very welcoming. You walk in you’ll see the coffee/​tea area & their sunglasses to the right. Walk down the hallway & you’ll encounter the shoes, I have to say they don’t have a large selection & the pair I wanted to buy they didn’t have my size. So I ended up ordering online but happy I came to visit thief store.

Very unique store. They have your usual selection of TOMS in the back with a coffee bar in the front. They had about 40 different shoes each for Men and Women and the prices were suprisingly reasonable. Most of the shoes I saw were in the $ 40-​$ 75 price range.
I didn’t have the coffee but there was a small line when we arrived and from the look of it, it looked decent.
If you’re in the area and looking to get a new pair of shoes, I’d definitely recommend checking out this TOMS NY store.

Coffee was decent. Really cool atmosphere.
Staff were really friendly and made me feel welcomed. I didn’t feel like I needed to rush out when I was done drinking like I would at some coffee shops.

What?! I can buy shoes and get a coffe at the same place? Now that’s good thinking!
Cute TOMS store, coffe shop at the front of the store. They have a cool selection of sunglasses as well.
The staff is very friendly and prompt to answer any questions.

I love the staff…
No but seriously, I do.
Store is great, if they don’t have what you want in your size you can get free shipping right there in the store. Comes in 2 days. Coffee is great.
I actually walked in for coffee not knowing it was a Toms Store… I walked out with Coffee and Shoes and I saw sunglasses I’ve been thinking about ever since.
Yes, this one review has been about the same place this entire time.

This cute little store is showcase for Tom’s products and the inviting space has ample seating and workspace areas.
Sadly the coffee– which seems to be a focal selling point of this shop — is lacking. The latte (to-​go) I had was so so poorly made that I actually considered gong back to the store for a redo or refund after making it halfway to the train station! The milk tasted scalded and flat with none of the creamy mouthfeel you’d expect in a well made drink. I’ve had better at Starbucks and I’m not a fan of their coffee.
If you’re looking to shop for a new pair of Tom’s or check out some of their other products and learn more about their mission, this place is def worth a visit but skip the coffee! Your money would be better spent on a direct donation to support their various causes.

TOMS makes coffee. Who knew? And what a great little store. Having opened only several days ago, my friend wanted to check it out. You can grab a cup of their organic trade coffee, shop for shoes/​sunglasses and even pick up some literature*. It’s like they know me.
The store is beautiful, organized and spacious. You’ll first run into the little café when you can snag a latte and a muffin if you’d like. There’s a small seating area that’s perfect if you want to kick back and hang a bit. Adjacent is a wall of glasses + sunglasses and wayyy in the back is the shoes. TOMS is a bit pricey but they’re a great company with a fantastic philanthropic foundation which I am always happy to support. You buy a pair of shoes or glasses and they donate a pair to those in need.
*If caffeine or shopping doesn’t catch your eye, the book cubby will. They have a «leave one, take one» policy which is awesome. Luckily, I had a book on me! And got myself a nice shiny copy of «Humans of New York». Fantastic idea.
Can’t wait to come back for a visit and see what other books they have to offer. And I might as well grab a coffee while I’m at it!

Double-​take. TOMS does coffee? Yep. Their first store in NYC, and they do coffee to boot.
Only been open a few days it seems. I really like the interior. Pour-​over bar. And fair trade organic coffee from … TOMS of course. Apparently they’ve been into coffee for Sheila but this is their first NYC location.