Nolita Mart & Espresso Bar

What can I say ? I love this place? Sort of hidden near the old world stores of Chinatown is Nolitamart.First, its a coffee bar serving up delicious single made cups of java goodness.Then, in the back is a find: a complete gourmet marketplace, which is just what we needed around here. I get the basics here (milk, sugar) but I also find new and unique products every time - things I didn't even know I could live without ! LOLI have tried new sodas, cheeses, chocolates, beers, and even cleaning products thanks to Nolitamart. Whoever does their buying has a keen eye for quality and the latest. The place is a gem.

For only $2.50, you get a delicious Stumptown cold brew. But for only $1 more, try the slow drip cold brew for a smooth, chocolate flavor. Still skeptical? Ask for a sample

Ordered a small coffee and they made it fresh and it was amazing. Has a chill atmosphere where you enjoy your coffee and do some work. Would highly recommend if you're looking for a small relaxed coffee shop.

What's not to like? It would be my go to place for coffee, beer and gourmet groceries if I lived around here. Full espresso bar, cold brew and pourover coffees, as well as draft craft beer sold in bottles and growlers. The best testament to the quality has to be the old timers from Little Italy I saw popping in for coffee! There is a mini mart at the back stocked with quality coffee, teas, brewing accessories, and sundry other edibles.

Coffee is good but not great. Not a lot of atmosphere as a place to drink coffee. Cool shop out the back

I love the milk there and the espresso bar is really nice, the people who worked there are also really friendly.

A very unusual place in the heart of Chinatown. You can sit down in front of the small bar and request a made-to-order cup of cappuccino (my favorite) and some cookies. There are other snacks available as well. I like to sit there and sip my freshly prepared beverage and watch the traffic outside in Chinatown.

The service is great here. The barista does a great job every time I stop by. Mostly, I get a ice coffee and it's always to perfection! Their wide variety of choices make this place much better than other cafe's. Come and try their special, "kyoto slow drip," it's pretty amazing!

Charming.I love this little shop tucked inside Nolita. I was living in Queens and had a friend living in Brooklyn. This was our go-to meet up spot for good coffee/chai/tea and doughnuts. Enough space to hang and have conversation but small enough to where the place doesn't overcrowd and fill with noise. Beyond the coffee bar is a small mart with specialty groceries. Fun to shop and stock up on small favorites in chocolates, teas and coffee goods. The employees are also very nice.If I still lived in NYC, this would forever be my favorite coffee spot.

My every day stop for breakfast during a couple weeks I spent in the city.Amazing combination of good coffee and a gourmet market in the back.

Where else In Chinatown proper can you find a personal barista preparing your own caffeine needs? My family was pleasantly surprised after a day of Chinatown shopping to find this oasis on this trendy Mott Street location. Lots of goodies hidden around your usual Manhattan mart, definitely a few cuts above any bodega.

Like the focus on refillables - from cold brew to common good detergent. Funny little spot among Chinatown standards

Always a pleasure to have a cuppa here and shop for some coffee-related products in store. Espresso from Stumptown Hairbender.

If you're in Chinatown and you want a cup of coffee, don't settle for any other coffee place than the Nolita Mart & Espresso Bar. The Barista knows what she's doing and the coffee is fantastic. She actually takes the time to listen to your order and makes the coffee just the way that you like it. They serve Stumptown here, so you know you're getting a good quality bean in your cup. Doubters will doubt, but when you walk in and try the coffee, you will be convinced. Stop reading this review and go check it out, or don't and miss out on a hidden gem in the middle of Chinatown and Little Italy.