New York runs on coffee. The city helped export third-wave culture globally through roasters like Stumptown and Intelligentsia, and the Brooklyn scene — Williamsburg, Bushwick — remains one of the most innovative in the world. Counter Culture, Toby's Estate, and dozens of micro-roasters compete for the most discerning palates in the country.
Coffee neighborhoods
New York once had a coffee exchange that set global prices — the New York Coffee Exchange opened in 1882 and shaped the commodity market for over a century.
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