Frame, an independent coffee shop and cafe, will soon be opening at 2459 Broadway at the corner of 91st Street. This will be Frame’s third location in Manhattan and second on the Upper West Side, adding to its outposts at 305 Amsterdam Avenue (between 74th and 75th streets) and 1413 Second Ave. (between East 73rd and 74th streets).
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Frame is known for its cozy atmosphere and artful beverages, both classic and with a twist. Anyone up for a coconut water espresso, or orange juice espresso? Secret NYC also named the original Upper East Side location as one of the “15 Places To Find The Best Iced Coffee In NYC,” highlighting its iced brown sugar cinnamon latte.
From the location at 305 Amsterdam Avenue
From the location at 305 Amsterdam Avenue
But it’s not just about the coffee. As their Instagram account states, they serve “coffee, brunch, beer, wine, and cocktails the whole day everyday.”
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Frame’s current cafes offer a diverse assortment of items like humongous pancakes, a prosciutto scramble, and a grilled oyster mushroom truffle eggs Benedict. A big fan-favorite is Frame’s Croffle–a pastry with the texture of a waffle and layers of a croissant–which you can order as an original or mochi-flavored.
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Frame’s owner expects the new location to open in about three months.
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I hope it’s better than Blank Street–which is not even half a block uptown
You are not just whistling Dixie! Weak coffee. Unpleasant barista. I do not understand why anyone goes there when really great coffee, pastry, tables and chairs are available at the Yemeni place at 92 and B’way.