(212) 477-5421
201 Bleecker St
(Minetta Street and Macdougal Street)
New York,
NY
10012
40.7295
-74.0014
Neighborhoods: Downtown, Greenwich Village
Reviews & Ratings for Porto Rico Importing Co
7 reviews
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its the village
by jazz23
Good prices, good selection, staff is a bit who-gives-care. Maybe it's performance art imitating rebellious teenagers?
Great Coffee by the Bag
by arthurbach
I often stop in Porto Rico to get a quick cup of coffee to go, or to get my supply of beans. They have a huge variety of fresh roasted beans, and many at a great value. They charge like $.75 for a cup of coffee if you bring your own mug, which is cheap and environmentally responsible. Their mochaccino usually is bad, and subsequently I dont really trust their espresso drinks. The employees are really lax, which is fine if you are not in a rush, but frustrating if you are. They also stock various coffee mugs, filters, pots, etc.
- Pros: Coffee Beans, Variety, Value
- Cons: Inattentive Service, Bad Espresso Drinks
Java junkies get an exotic fix at this West Village fave.
by Contributor
The Scene
The high-octane blast of coffee-bean-infused air upon entering Porto Rico Coffee Importers is sufficient to provide even hard-core caffeine junkies with their daily java jolt. The heady scent emanates from dozens of burlap sacks containing an astounding array of coffees, many of which are available for immediate consumption at a counter nestled in the back corner of the hard-to-navigate space.
The Goods
Though the shop is best known for its prodigious coffee collection, it also does a remarkable job of transcending the bean brew boundaries. Porto Rico offers an impressive selection of brewing paraphernalia and spices, as well as a variety of loose teas impressive enough to inspire a visiting Brit to proclaim, "There may just be hope for you lot after all!"
Good coffee but ...
by ferdydurke
Great coffee, selection, and prices, but staff can be so relaxed they seem to forget they're at work, and coffee weighing varies wildly. Better bring your own scale to the East Village location!
oooh la la
by shelleyre
We love going to the village to buy coffee at Porto Rico. We LOVE mixing 1/2 chocolate coffee with 1/2 Orange coffee. A fine dessert with out the calories.
- Pros: scent, freshness, selection
- Cons: crowded
the real coffee lovers paradise.
by sapelkvist
unfortunatley no seating but if you want to get good beans for cheap this is the place to go.
- Pros: great selection, cheap
- Cons: no seatings









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