The Black Cow Coffee Company

Great place for coffee and small pastries. Everything is high quality and prepared with care. The two guys working here are always friendly and make people feel welcome.

Can't beat the coffee and atmosphere. Met my wife here. Its on the other side of the tracks from Starbucks. Give the local guy a chance and you'll be back.

Back repeatedly. Got us a pound to go. Always friendly service!

Always bought good coffee beans here. They know what they sell.

Cute little coffee shop! Super friendly staff.

Coffee AND pastries are fantastic. Super nice staff. As a newcomer to Pleasantville I also really appreciated their kind staff and filled community board of local happenings!

The Black Cow is a wonderful coffee shop that I stopped at literally every afternoon on my commute home before the pandemic started, but you better believe I'll do it again once commuting starts up again. The staff is a group of very nice people who are always willing to answer questions or have a little conversation while they fill your order. They really care about the flavor of their coffee/espresso here and it's available to buy in bags so you can enjoy it at home as well. There's a small assortment of baked goods that you can try with your drink. Due to the pandemic they started an easy and convenient online service where you can order ahead and quickly drop in to pick it up; it seems like a pretty seamless service. Overall, the Black Cow is one of my favorite coffee shops in NY and the location is especially great if you need to get back on the Saw Mill right after (you get to pick your direction at a traffic light, not a tiny little on-ramp)! Don't sleep on The Shammy - it's a treat of an espresso drink for sure.

There’s a cantor of quiescence during dusky hours and a hum of the beatnik whilst the day is brooding. This hip coffee house has a clime that brings back youth and it’s reminiscence, it’s nostalgias and it’s long sundays paired with deep suspiros (sighs) and je ne sais quoi. We loom like moths at the moon of the white opal rooms and are madness. There is a breath like lilac like a throng of smoke hanging in the spaces of our houses and we remember all our longings, this is the same maths that brings us back to the Black Cow Coffee Company. A catacomb of teeth and feverish lumens caught in the threshing wires of these livid ghosts of all our rainfalls. We are forgetful when we parse the crucible as though hand-spun/ blind prophets drinking from paper cups on trial. They can write the liminal a river we crossed over it’s toothy smirk, as we had madness for companionship all the while our mirth sitting at tea houses with mad-hatters such as these cull the taste of cyanide witticism, a gathering of children of the lamb. The hallowed grounds (coffee) are a breath a fresh amrita!

Was in the mood for some coffee and pastry. So glad I found this cute little spot. The barista, Isabella, was super helpful and made such a great first impression. She suggested a muffin that had apple, carrot, coconut and raisins-omgee nice flavor, not too sweet and moist. She also made me an excellent cup of coffee and made sure to ask what milk I preferred. I love when baristas do that bc I always forget to tell them skim milk. Lol The atmosphere was cozy and homey. Very laid back and chill. I also liked that they had a wall to promote local businesses. Thank so much guys. I’ll be back when I visit Pleasantville again.

My favorite rich coffee. It makes that beautiful golden color as I stir in some cream and some cocoa with cinnamon.

What a delight! Great people, great coffee (I got vanilla lattes both days I was visiting, and yes I went back a second time). Loved their little bakery case and got some muffins for my boyfriend, who really loved them. I got the rugelach for myself, because I live in Nashville and you rarely find that here, and if you do it's not great. But theirs is UH-mazing. Highly recommend this place!