Matto

Front entrance. at Matto in New York City

The only vegan item in the front. at Matto in New York City

Placard for vegan latte. at Matto in New York City

Sign noting that this place is all vegetarian (then again, so are most coffee shops). at Matto in New York City

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Coffee & Tea

Bakery

Small coffee shop offering almond milk. Also serves vegan pastries, donuts, and cookies. Open Mon-Sun 6:00am-6:00pm.

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144 E 40th St, New York City, New York, USA, 10016
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- Last update on 30 May 2022 by marleybones
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6 Reviews

First Review by VeganVini

Great quick coffer - Edit

Vegan coffee options beyond nondairy milk. Very affordable, primarily to-go oriented

Decent vegan protein balls - Edit

Went with Omni friends and we all enjoyed our breakfast. Didn’t blow our minds but a good place to get coffee and pastries. I was hoping for a vegan pastry but was not to be.

Protein ball after a bite at Matto in New York City

Great coffee/drink - Edit

Can’t rate any food options as went here for coffee. So cheap!! Half the price of a Starbucks and the server even made me some oat milk cold foam. Amazing, would go back!

Cheap options! - Edit

Cheapest coffee and impossible sausage breakfast sandwich! Where can you get ANYTHING in NYC for $2 that actually tastes decent. This is a great option if you need a quick snack or coffee.

Everything for a couple of bucks - Edit

This is a coffee shop where every item sells (at the time of this writing) for $2--coffee, deserts, snacks, etc. There is no seating, this is a takeout place (unless you stand to drink your coffee). The coffee is fine, and they offer vegan milks (as do most NYC coffee places). Only a few food items are vegan, such a heavily sugar-laden vegan donut. They have some white-floured, bread, vegetarian (not vegan) savory snacks as well, which don't look particularly healthy or appetizing (though they are only $2 each). I am not sure why this is listed as a bakery on Happy Cow--because of the vegan donut? In any case, though inexpensive coffee is nice, this is not really a Happy Cow-type place.

Updated from previous review on 2019-09-26

Pros: Inexpensive coffee, Quick service, vegan milks for coffee

Cons: The one vegan food item is sugary, not healthy oriented, not really a vegan bakery/food place