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Hi-Collar
Coffee Shop, Bar à saké et Restaurant japonais$$$$
East Village, New York
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130 Conseils et avisFiltre :
- convient aux couples
- intime
- authentique
- branché
- convient pour une fin de soirée
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RCFévrier 5, 2015Go twice because it's coffee bar by day and sake bar by night.The siphon coffee is amazing and the food at night is just awesome. Get the octopus and a bottle of sake. The presentation is extravagant.
XinnieAoût 18, 2017Everything here is so cute and unique. Japanese iced coffee is great! Omurice was yum. Hot cakes was phenomenal. We even get to to-go a katsu sandwich. Tots coming back when I'm in NY next.
GothamistJuillet 5, 2016After choosing your coffee beans from a variety of regions, you get to choose your brewing method. Flash brewed is just one possibility for cold coffee and it's the boldest & intensely flavored. En savoir plus
Mathew TomAoût 2, 2018I've been here 4-5 times during the day and at night. During the day it is a coffeeshop and at night it is a sake bar. Excellent everytime. 10/10.
AmateurConciergeJuillet 15, 2015Wow the omelette must be the tastiest, best textured omelette I've ever had. Japanese attention to detail is fantastic
scott ...Juillet 6, 2018If you're tired of the dull cold brew swill they serve at every other coffee shop, try the iced pour over or iced siphon coffee for a refreshing, delicious change.
Super friendly barkeeps that will eagerly help guide you through their encyclopedic menu of sake by the glass. They also have a Japanese HEATED TOILET SEAT. Wheeee!
Alexandra SmithMai 3, 2016I had the royal milk tea and it was incredible. My sister was obsessed with the sugar crystals. The music is so chill, so relaxing. I could have stayed for hours.
Bradley KayFévrier 19, 2017Coffee bar in the day, sake bar at night. Tiny spot with great food throughout. Follow their call on your sake bottle and pick your preferred glassware then have a great night of conversation.
JeffreyAvril 29, 2019Berkshire Pork Katsu Sando: Only 10 are made a day; “The tender Berkshire pork is panko-crusted and fried. It’s served with bulldog sauce [Japanese Worcestershire], side of pickles, and potato salad.
An elegant bar for adults. A quiet place for a contemplative drink, inspired by kissaten (old school Japanese coffee shops). Totally tucked away in the East Village, it makes for a great escape.
Catherine PayantMars 18, 2018Really cool coffee bar with an authentic Japanese flair! Amazing hotcakes - ask for them to put banana inside! 🍌 really good matcha as well!
Andrius RomanovskisJanvier 7, 2017Most stylish Manhatan's coffee place with best brewed siphon style coffee. Go for Africa. A must visit place in NYC, because style and profesionalism equals Japan. And no espresso machine. Realy Hi.
Carl FigueiredoFévrier 25, 2015What a special place. Unlike any of the army of MacBook coffee shops in the City. Coffee is high-grade and artfully brewed. Definitely get a siphon coffee and spend the next 20 mins escaping.
Steven YFévrier 23, 2014Gem of a coffee shop that really knows their stuff - pick from French Press, AeroPress or Siphon, and enjoy the show; grab a quick bite at Curry-Ya next door then end with coffee and dessert here!
Dana RosaOctobre 9, 2016Tried the Omurice with Cream Sauce. Fluffy, perfectly seasoned egg, rice with just enough sauce to flavor without overpowering, and a delicate, yet rich cream sauce to finish. In a word, perfect.
That Food Chick (maria arlen)Juillet 21, 2018Go on weekdays to avoid the que. Order fluffy omelette and hot cakes. Yum! The katzu sandwich was dry. Nice service and delicious coffee.
Luc DoanNovembre 22, 2015Peculiarly good vibes here. Feels like you're part of an alternate universe Old Western themed anime. Have some coffee in the morning or some sake at night
The hot cakes and siphon coffee are perfection
YC OJanvier 12, 2014Cutest cafe in NYC! The Tokyo blend coffee is delicious and the food a great deal -- try the omurice for a different spin on brunch.
They serve a delicious katsu sandwich and excellent coffee at this slick Japanese cafe. It turns into a sake bar at night. Take a few minutes to enjoy the bathroom in the back.
One of few places. To get a syphon coffee. Not an outstandingly done but pretty solid and makes a breakfast here way more enjoyable!
noskosDécembre 9, 2015This Japanese coffee shop -or should I say bar- is something else. Slow coffee is what they do and the syphon and hario where outstanding!
Project Latte: a NYC cafe culture guideJuin 20, 2013Athough the Porto Rico coffee is authentically brutal, this Japanese-style East Village cafe provides a charming, slow-paced, lunch experience - everything is prepared with care. At night a sake bar.
Serious EatsMars 20, 2014Cafe by day and sake bar by night. In the afternoons they serve lunch, including an impressive pork katsu and seasonally appropriate Japanese vegetables.
Kevin MarshallSeptembre 18, 2015This place is f-ing rad. They nailed it on every front: feels like a 30s art-deco / Japanese sake bar along with since of the best syphon coffee I've ever had.
AlekseyAoût 30, 2015Stout float is awesome! Also try sandwiches and desserts here. Fishy rice cracker with gelato is also interesting.
Love the cold brew and hot cakes! Try siphon coffee too. Great vibes from the decor. The place is tiny, but luckily, you can order coffee to go.
John ShrimpMars 17, 2018Hi-Collar in New York City is a daytime omurice, katsu sandwich coffee shop, and nighttime lively sake bar, inspired by the Japanese Jazz Age.
HettonzoDécembre 16, 2015Wow, this is such a different place for coffee. It's lovely, coffee is amazing and the staff is the best. We felt like in coffee heaven.
ReetOctobre 5, 2013Come in for a sake cocktail & snacks while waiting for a table @ Shabu Tatsu - the places are connected so let the restnt know and get collected for dinner instead of waiting in the cold!
EpicuriousAoût 3, 2014Coffee is served alongside comfort fare like a Berkshire pork katsu or a tamago sandwich (Osaka's answer to egg salad). En savoir plus
- Max WendkosAvril 28, 2019Dominique Ansel, chef/owner of Dominique Ansel Bakery, recommends the Berkshire Pork Katsu Sando.
Mitra SalaselJanvier 9, 2016Tokyo blend siphon and Japanese hot cakes are worth the wait for a spot at the tiny bar
Christianna HayMars 3, 2019Really amazing everything! Note to other customers though: there are only 13 seats and this not a place for groups. Don't be rude and save a spot for a group in line; this isn't the right setting.
Cole KennedyJanvier 8, 2019Come on a random weekday afternoon to avoid the absurd line. (It’s good, but not wait-in-line good.)
Zack SheppardMars 1, 2018Super interesting place. It is a japanese coffee house with excellent coffee. they also serve these cool japanese pancakes.
Linda SongMars 20, 2017The only place in Manhattan that I've found serves omurice!! So fluffy and cute!
Javier RodriguezAvril 28, 2019Carefully curated sake selection, interesting food, and super attentive and amazing staff
Esther JungJuillet 23, 2015Got to try the siphon coffee! I am not a big coffee drinker but this place had a great coffee. One of best in the town.
Hannah CastilloAvril 13, 2018Describe what you like tp the bartender and he will pick what he thinks is bet for you. It's a great way to try something new.
Jeffrey KaoJanvier 31, 2017Great coffee in the day time and even better sake at night. Very hip decor - feels like a little shop in Tokyo.
Paul BrennerAoût 10, 2014Get here early! Everything is made with care and the utmost quality, but seats fill up fast and turn over slow.
Kathryn DJanvier 29, 2017Excellent coffee and a unique experience. Arrive just before 11 if you want a seat without a line.
Kate FurmanMars 23, 2015They have the fancy Japanese toto toilet with the heated seat. Coffee is good too.
Brandon F.Janvier 19, 2022New location — not as fancy, but more room and the food is just as good as it used to be.
Kevin WangOctobre 7, 2017Great specialty coffee during the day and cool 60s bar serving sake at night. Great service too.
Alex RobertsonAvril 12, 2019Went on a date right when it (re)opened and had an absolute blast/the place to ourselves. Didn't love the fried chicken though
Kayleigh HarringtonJuillet 31, 2017The experience is worth the wait, loved the hot cakes and coffee.
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Cafe during the day. Sake bar at night.
Fermé jusqu'à 11:00 (Plus d'informations)
- lun.–dim.
- 11:00–18:00
- 19:00–Minuit
(212) 777-7018
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Oui (y compris Visa et MasterCard)
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Non
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Non
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Rue
Toilettes
Oui
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