The Blind Tiger Cafe Soho

This coffee cafe also features a small clothing and merchandise shop, as well as a printer—making it feel like a combination of a cafe, a retail store, and a remote office. The coffee is comparable to other specialty coffee places I've visited. However, the kitchen doesn't open until 9 AM, so I only had a bagel and can't speak much about the food options.

This coffee cafe features a small shop selling clothing and merchandise, as well as a printer, making it a versatile spot that functions as a cafe, a boutique, and a remote office all in one. The coffee is on par with other specialty coffee shops. However, since the kitchen doesn’t open until 9 AM, I only had a bagel and can't offer much insight on the food.

The staff here are incredibly friendly! I visited at 10 AM on a weekday when it wasn't too busy. We ordered two cold brew coffees, and they were fantastic. This place is LGBT-friendly as well. The outdoor seating is located right on Howard Ave, but the landscaping and tables create an adorable patio vibe. It's a great spot for a quick coffee and a bite to eat! View menu

This coffee shop offers WiFi, making it a popular spot for people working or studying. They even have a printer available for customers who need it. However, it's surprising that the WiFi speed is only 6-8 Mbps, especially given the number of people using it. The menu features many vegan and gluten-free options, and the staff is exceptionally friendly and helpful.

What a fantastic place to relax or work on your laptop! The food is carefully prepared and health-conscious. They have an extensive selection of coffee drinks. I highly recommend the Dirty Thaiger—it's a delicious blend of Thai Tea with a coffee twist. The staff was incredibly friendly and accommodating, even with a custom order for my child. I definitely recommend this spot!

This charming little cafe attracts a diverse crowd, from families with dogs and strollers to individuals deeply focused on their laptops. We only tried an iced coffee and the Dirty Thiager, but we noticed many people enjoying meals on-site and plenty taking food to go. The space was clean and even had a section for merchandise. The coffee was excellent, and the Dirty Thiager was outstanding—a delightful blend of flavors that created a truly wonderful drink. View menu

I went to this restaurant today with some friends for a late breakfast and early lunch, and it was an incredible experience! The staff was incredibly friendly and accommodating. The shop had a great variety of items, including inclusive sizing options. I ordered a cold brew with almond milk, two pumps of vanilla, and two pumps of caramel, and it was amazing—perfectly sweet! I also had the Chicken Pesto sandwich, which was delicious! I highly recommend this place!

This charming little café has a lively atmosphere, attracting a diverse crowd from families with dogs and strollers to individuals working diligently on their laptops. We only tried the iced coffee and the Dirty Thiager, but it was clear that many customers were enjoying meals on-site, while others were getting food to go. The café was clean and also featured a section for merchandise. The coffee was quite delightful, and the special Dirty Thiager drink was outstanding— a delicious blend of flavors that created a fantastic beverage.

This place really wasn't worth the $6.35 I spent on parking, and there were no clear directions to find it. After some searching, I eventually located it a block away. The customization options were rather limited, and I was hoping for fresh-baked bagels or other bakery items, but they didn't seem fresh at all. I ordered the Turkey Avocado sandwich and requested yellow mustard instead of aioli. Unfortunately, when I got home, I discovered it came with aioli after all. The bread was too tough to bite into, and the turkey was dry. On the bright side, my cat and dog enjoyed the turkey, and the tomato and greens were tasty. The coffee was decent, though. View menu