What’s better than a good cup of joe? First thing in the morning, an afternoon pick-me-up or a cup after dinner? But where can we find the best cup of coffee on Long Island?
Long Islanders Have Voted Massapequa Perk In Massapequa Park The Best Cup Of Coffee On Long Island!
Massapequa Perk
117 Front St.
Massapequa Park.
516-541-7375.
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Long Islanders have spoken and the secret’s out: Massapequa Perk serves an amazing cup of coffee. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable. The atmosphere is relaxing, with cozy couches and a variety of music soothing patrons from opening to close. The Perk has a piano and hosts live musical performances on Saturday nights. There is a wide selection of to-die-for desserts to accompany your caffeine. And of course, the coffee simply rocks. Whether you’re sipping a latte or one of the Perkler’s daily, rotating arsenal of fresh exotic beans from around the globe, each precious drip will be served by some of the most genuine and knowledgeable people you could ever hope to meet. Questions about a certain bean? Looking for just the right taste and blend? Ask Lucky. Or Joe. Or Lisa. Or Jack. They’ll welcome you with a smile.
2nd Place - A Taste of Home. 1992 N. Jerusalem Rd., North Bellmore. 516-486-1670. www.atasteofhomebakery.com
This place is a bakery, café, and sweetshop. They specialize in making custom cakes, whether it be for weddings, birthdays, or other holidays. They make chocolates and, of course, great soup.
3rd Place – Classy Coffee. 20 Clinton Ave., Huntington Village. 631-421-5745. www.classycoffee.com
This coffee shop is very versatile with coffee from different locations. Some of the coffee that is featured is from Latin America, Africa, the Caribbean, and Europe. The aroma is captivating.
National - Dunkin’ Donuts. Multiple locations. www.dunkindonuts.com
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Had the chance to stop at the #2 spot today, A Taste of Home. Super friendly family owned bakery that has decent coffee and delicious crumb cake.
PS: Strong Optimum WiFi signal and big tables make this a great spot for coffee and work in the a.m..
I just visited Classy Coffee last month for the first time and I must say, the coffee my friend and I were served was not drinkable. It was burned, bitter and nasty. The barista spent nearly the whole time we were there on personal cell phone call. If this is the 3rd best place for a cup of coffee on Long Island then our standards are very low. I will try this place again to see if if it was a fluke, but I can’t say I’m eager to spend my money there again.
Yep, Massapapequa Perk is the best, by far. Luckily, it is near my house. The blend their own coffee and the owner know more about coffee than anybody I have ever met. Nice and friendly atmosphere as well.