The Oma Shop II Coffee + Lifestyle

This is a cool cafe. The coffee and hot chocolate are good (I haven't eaten there yet, but the menu looks nice), and the interior decor is stylish and minimal. There is a long seating area, and it doesn't feel crowded, and the restroom was clean and spacious. The attached hair salon adds a positive layer of intrigue to an already chic setup. I'll be returning...

Clean and classy soft music . I am happy to say this experience was breathtakingly peaceful and nice classic vibe . We need more Places like this Sophia was beautiful inside and out and very professional. Being an African American male in New York I have felt uncomfortable if I have extended my time as a customer at other coffee shops by doing work and having coffee. This place makes you feel at home and we need to start supporting this business . Please come and enjoy the atmosphere Sophia thanks for being nice and kind to me today

Absolutely gorgeous spot to get some work done! Great music, great coffee menu, and overall nice vibes. I get the matcha latte and have not been disappointed

The concepts looks good on paper but I do not think the place is being updated and retouched, so the atmosphere is not the best. The pastries at the front are great!

I usually stop into Oma a few time a week for a specialty drink, even though I often make my own coffee or visit the deli across the street. Until today, I’ve always had a great experience—the baristas have been friendly, professional, and quick to resolve any issues. Unfortunately, today’s visit was very different. When I asked the barista to return to the payment screen so I could enter my rewards number before paying (to ensure my points were applied correctly), she became visibly annoyed. Instead of assisting politely, she processed a refund for a charge that hadn’t actually gone through and seemed unsure how to use the register. When preparing my latte, I noticed that half of the espresso shot was dripping outside of the cup. I mentioned this twice, and she dismissed me with, “I know