Laughing Man Cafe in New York

"Coffee tasted good but their hazelnut syrup was not my taste. I would definitely give another try with different coffee. Their tea was great. Jasmine loose leaf tea smelled just right and tasted just right. I ordered side salad as well but their side salad was delicious! That was a pleasant surprise. I think their herb vinaigrette is the key. It made me wonder how their other food would taste. There are not many outlets and may be a bit noisy to work if you have a meeting. But overall, great experience. They keep the place very clean and there are some interesting books."

"Great latte! Came Saturday morning and didn’t have to wait in line. My pumpkin latte came quick and was delicious and the perfect sweetness. There’s a decent amount of seating inside but it was pretty full when we came. Would definitely come back!"

"Clean, friendly service, coffee was alright and pain au chocolate was standard. Nice place, great cause."

"There are certain moments in our day that, though simple in form, hold the power to shape our outlook. Today, after dropping off Woody—a dog I’ve been training—at his home on Chambers Street, I found myself at Laughing Man Coffee. The rain had started to fall, New York’s sidewalks slick and silver. I stepped inside seeking nothing more than a dry seat and an espresso. What I found was something richer: an experience. The coffee, a blend of balance and depth, had none of the harsh acidity so common in hurried roasts. Three shots in, and I was alert, but not jittery. This was quality, not quantity. There is a kind of social texture to this place. The conversation floats at a volume that engages the senses without demanding them. It is not silence, but symphony. A café that understands the psychological need for both individual thought and collective energy. Now, I must note the absence of WiFi—once a deal-breaker for someone like me, a gig worker born in the waning days of dial-up and matured during the battles for net neutrality. We, the so-called entitled millennials, have grown to expect connectivity everywhere. Yet perhaps that expectation reveals more about our conditioning than about necessity. Laughing Man doesn’t cater to convenience—it delivers on purpose. It is not merely a place to consume, but to reflect. That, to me, is worth five stars. Not for what it lacks, but for what it offers with intention. Today despite a smaller crowd, I noticed people talking above the decibels I have my AirPods on. I think the weekday morning work crowd has better energy. Saturday Brunch, I noticed they have a square terminal I think it’s the best choice for merchants. I have a terminal myself and love it. Shout out to Jack Dorsey. Esta bueno el pan con aguacate , el café me supo un poco a citrus, Muy bueno también. Me siento muy a gusto con el servicio nuevamente."

"If you are in Tribeca, you can't not go to Laughing Man Coffee! Good coffee, good food, spacious place, and most importantly great people... just a perfect spot for everyone, whether you need to tackle some laptop stuff, have a coffee date/meeting, catch up with a friend, or simply need your daily caffeine dose! See ya soon :)"

"Superb bagels and worth the experience. Had the salmon egg and cheese for brunch, alongside a hot matcha latte. Really well done - super fresh salmon cut with crispy toasts on both ends. Portions are generous. Coffee tasted very decent as well but not exactly super unique I would say. That said, apart from the fact that Hugh Jackman founded this cafe, the staff does uphold great standards in their attitude and service. We received our meals and drinks within 15 minutes despite a long queue. Tables were cleared efficiently too. It’s a popular outlet for sure with plenty of regulars. Well worth the penny and time to experience if you are around the area. Very cosy and welcoming on overall."

"​Laughing Man in Tribeca is undeniably popular, and for good reason as the atmosphere is fantastic, the quality is high, and it truly feels like the heart of the neighborhood. However, while everything inside is great, getting there is a different story for parents. ​The Coffee: It is delicious, though be prepared for premium pricing. It’s definitely on the "way expensive" side. ​The Vibe: the place feels festive and alive, perfectly capturing that New York spirit you’d expect in such an iconic area. ​The Stroller Struggle (A Major Downside) ​The biggest issue is the entrance. If you are a parent with a stroller, be warned: there is no way to enter with it. You are forced to leave the stroller outside on the sidewalk. This means carrying your baby while standing in line to order and then waiting for your drink. ​It turns a simple coffee run into a stressful, two-handed balancing act. so.... ​Everything about the coffee and the staff is wonderful, but the lack of stroller accessibility makes it a difficult choice for young families. It’s a great spot if you’re solo, but a bit of a logistical headache if you have a little one. Well it is classic New York'love-hat' relationship! :)"

"Laughing Man Coffee Cafe is a true New York Staple. Great Coffee, The honey lavender latte is absolutely outstanding on top of that. The sandwiches salads breakfast is absolutely amazing. Plenty of Eden great atmosphere incredible friendly staff must go with the 11 Manhattan or your visiting. Plus created by Hugh Jackman many years ago it feels great to know that the coffee and sells do go to Charity Absolutely love it must see and go!!!"