Elm Roastery

“Amazing people and amazing coffee with great quality food!”

SP★★★

Very pretty drinks and decent prices, mostly $5-$7. The service was ok, but slow - we stood at the counter for a while before they even took our order. The place is spacious with limited seating and they have a good happy hour with $5 beers and $12 espresso martinis.

Sureerut Suntakith★★

I’ve had matcha here many times and have always enjoyed the flavor, which is why I keep coming back. However, today’s drink was poorly prepared—there were noticeable clumps and it wasn’t properly whisked. The texture was not smooth at all, which was quite disappointing. I hope the staff can pay more attention to the preparation, as it really affects the overall experience.

Natalie Ligotino★★★★★

This review is late as I was here a while ago (I don’t live in Queens, but was at my aunt and uncle’s who do), but I finally made it to Elm Roastery in Elmhurst and I’m so glad I did! This place is a legit community gem—the owner, Lester has a great story, the shop has locally roasted beans, and there’s such a warm vibe inside. It’s the kind of spot where you can actually sit down, get some work done (yes, free WiFi and plenty of seating), and feel good about the coffee you’re drinking. They also have late-night hours on weekends, which is awesome! Hard to find a good coffee spot open late. I

Eric Helferich★★★★★

Pulled up to Elm Roastery Cafe in Elmhurst like I was just grabbing a quick coffee… walked out feeling cultured, productive, and emotionally supported ☕️😤 This place is fancy but not trying too hard. Artisan coffee that tastes like it went to school, but priced like it still lives in Queens. Cozy, clean, plenty of seating (yes, even in the back), and somehow there’s always a spot—perfect for working, meetings, or pretending you’re working while eating pastries. Now let’s talk damage: • Teddy Bear Financier 🧸 — a teddy bear-shaped almond cake with chocolate accents. Cute? Yes. Manly? Surprisi