Happy Bones is an
Australian owned coffee shop located in Nolita. Happy Bones was opened in
winter of 2013 and its interesting name made people want to check this place
out. The decor of this place is very minimalist. Everything is white in the
cafe and it is a very small coffee shop that only has three tables. Happy Bones
also carries magazine like Kinfolk, Surface Magazine and books from local
artists. The location of Happy Bones is perfect because the neighborhood has
very high traffic and people always walk past Broome street after or before
shopping in Soho. Perfect for a cup of hot latte before shopping or a cup of
iced coffee after shopping in the summer to cool down.
Happy Bones
serves coffee from Counter Culture. Counter Culture is a roaster based in
Durham, North Carolina, counter culture is a very popular roaster in the
northeastern area(especially in New York City). The training lab of Counter
Culture is located few stores away from Happy Bones. When Happy Bones was first
opened, they used to serve their coffee with a leopard print spoon, but they
stopped doing so because people kept stealing them. However, that does not affect
the quality of their coffee. The most ordered drink at Happy Bones is probably
the cortado. Cortado is a drink with an equal amount of espresso and steamed
milk usually served in a glass cup. Happy Bones makes exceptional cortados and
it is definitely my favorite too. Besides coffee, Happy Bones has donuts from
Dough Doughnuts, cookies from Ovenly, and they sometimes carry Balthazaar
pastries as well. All of the snacks and sweets they carry always go with any
coffee drink you can order, but my favorite has to be the Dough donuts and
cookies from Ovenly.
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