Devoción: Experience the Heart of Colombian Coffee in New York

Great service, great coffee, great atmosphere. What else does one want? Whether you're a purest (e.g., espresso) or want more flair (flavored latte) Devoción hits home for all types of coffee lovers.

I really can't say enough good things about Devocion. Great coffee, amazing baristas, and the coziest location. It is the best (and honestly, mine and my husband's only) coffee shop in town. We are there once to twice daily (which sounds absurd, but really is accurate and makes for a really hard time traveling since we are inevitably great-coffee deprived and grumpy when we can't get our fix.) With all the amazing culinary options in the city, this may actually be our very favorite.

Amazing latte. The microfoam has a perfect consistency, with the bubbles small creating a perfect creamy texture.

Stopped here for some coffee and bread, ended up only getting coffee since they didn't have any savory options. We got a pour over - it was good! Hot coffee latte - was good enough. The milk was a bit too foamy for it to be a latte, kinda reminded me of a cappuccino. I liked the espresso though. There are many seats in the cafe and it gives off a comfy vibe.

The store was quite big but it was crowded nonetheless on the weekends. The warm ambiance and brick walls added lax vibes, although dim. The menu was very limited in flavored coffees, so the focus was on straight Colombia coffee. I had their Iced Latte w/ Pistachio Milk ($7). It went down smooth, although something left an interesting after taste I can't put my finger on what. Good to try once.

I've been wanting to try this coffee shop for quite some time because i heard the coffee is good and the inside is a nice place to sit and do work. Ambiance is pretty but it's alittle dim and very loud inside. Service is fast and the coffee is strong but good once you add some syrup!

Stopped by here on a early weekday morning, and the place was packed. No seats free, decent line, so definitely be ready to wait a bit! I got their special espresso in the cortado form, and it ended up being way more expensive than I expected (~10 dollars) cause I misread. When it says "5" next to the special, know that it means an extra 5 dollars on top of the cortado price. Oh well! The actual espresso was very very special. It had a super unique flavor, almost like a sour fermented honey. Never had anything like it, and the cortado was also poured well enough to let that base bean flavor to really shine. Will be back!