Zaruma Gold Coffee Lic

Zaruma was recommended to us by some “locals” as a great place for coffee. It didn’t disappoint. We each had a cappuccino which was superb. All the cakes (other than the croissants), are made fresh on site. We enjoyed a delicious scone. The staff are very friendly, and the cafe is clean and tidy. Happy to recommend if you are looking for a decent coffee and fresh food.

As an Ecuadorian, I feel a sense of joy when I discover a place where I can reconnect with familiar flavors, especially the delightful memories that a great cup of coffee can bring. Café Zaruma is not only a spot to enjoy truly amazing coffee, but it's also the perfect place to try traditional dishes like bolón, which can be made with cheese or bacon, and tigrillo, made with green plantain and cheese, among other ingredients. One of the best ways to savor these dishes is with a cup of black coffee. If you’re looking for more options, they offer a wide menu featuring various coffee flavors, breads, and pastries. In addition to their delicious coffee, you must try the coffee sourced from Zaruma’s rich land, known for producing some of the most remarkable beans. The owner and her team are

A true Ecuadorian gem in New York. I visited the location in Long Island City and absolutely loved it. The place is cozy, and the service from the owners and staff is top-notch. The food is delicious, especially the bolón and the humitas, which are a must-try. They also have a great variety of tasty desserts. I highly recommend this place, as well as their other location in Dumbo, Brooklyn!

My boyfriend and I usually come here for coffee and a treat. I was on my way to the bagel store, but realized Zaruma does a bacon egg and cheese sandwich. I’m so happy I didn’t skip it! It was so delicious! Better than I expected because I’ve never gotten actual food here other than dessert. The picture does not do it justice because I had already dug into it, but it was delectable, filling and came with a salad. Loved it. Cant wait to get it again.

Solid coffee shop in LIC! I believe there’s another location in Brooklyn. I got a cold brew and I liked how it was strong but not bitter. This place is spacious and it looks like you can also dine here for all day breakfast. There’s a couch area and tables along the wall. They also sell flowers/plants. The pastries looked delicious, esp the banana pudding bread which I’d like to try next time. The empanadas however didn’t look too appetizing. Would be a good place to work as well since it’s a bit quiet in the afternoon and the music isn’t blasting.