Greenstreet Coffee Co.

Good coffee. Very racist. Didn’t feel welcomed especially from the young lady!!

Cute vibe, busy cafe. Latte was alright (3/5)

Great neighborhood coffee shop, or so I think; I don't live in Philly but I've visited extensively, and this feels like the kind of place where you end up knowing your barista and some of the customers. The coffee drinks are great too.

Great local spot for coffee. Nice small coffee shop. I like the extra precautions related to Covid-19. Only 2 people in the shop at a time. It was fast and efficient. Excellent customer service 😃

The chai is good, but the barista was very unfriendly. She definitely cared about talking to her friend who was hanging out there—serving actual customers not so much.

Greenstreet is a cozy little corner cafe with indoor/outdoor seating and good service. It has a real chill atmosphere and is a great spot to just sit outside on beautiful Philly day to chat, people watch, read a book or enjoy the neighborhood ambiance.

I definitely love stopping by after a long work day to enjoy an iced mocha (& biscotti) and just watch the world zip by.

Walked in for the first time today and ordered a cold brew and I must say that t was the nastiest thing I’ve ever drank. Just tasted sour even after pouring a bunch of creamer and sugar in it and whatever this sour taste was would not go away. Started to feel sick a quarter of the way through it and had to throw it away. Anybody that believes this coffee is amazing obviously has never had good coffee because I wouldn’t recommend this to anybody. And it’s the second coffee places I’ve gone to in the city and another bust. Starting to believe all the coffee places in Philadelphia are just gimmicks.

Cute place, nice staff, but my Cortado was overextracted (and the milk used doesn't seem to heighten the experience)

Bummer, hopefully it's just a one off?

I like the atmosphere and workers for the most part. A lot of people with dogs come by and it’s such a small place that they always end up bothering you. I’d say my hand gets an unwanted lick at about a rate of twice per hour.

It’s also expensive and the drip coffee is just okay. They have some good specialty drinks sometimes but they’re $6 without tip.

Wi-Fi works well and they have some small pastries and stuff.

Cute little spot, but not the greatest vibe when we went. Cramped and loud grating music. Baristas did not feel friendly. Good croissant, strooong coffee.