Kiosk Cafe

The best place in York not just to enjoy coffee but to explore coffee. There’s an ever-changing choice of espresso, batch and v60 from roasters around the UK and beyond, perfectly prepared. Everyone’s super friendly and there’s a lovely welcoming unfussy vibe. Also lots of fancy beans for sale from guest roasters like DAK, Fort, Scenery, Harmony, Module, Darkwoods etc. AND great food, though food availability is a bit hit and miss. If you’re at all interested in expanding your coffee horizons or just enjoying a tasty brew, this is THE place in York. I’ve been 40+ times this year and it made me fall back in love with coffee.

We ordered a Lattee, it's one of the best we've tried so far in York! the staffs were friendly, service is great and overral atmostphere is lovely too. Highly recommended for a cup of coffee or other hot drinks!

The flavours in the coffee at Kiosk were unexpected but totally enjoyable. Obviously, not to everyone's taste. One customer returned theirs because they didn't like it, and the guys were understanding and keen to offer an alternative. Many of the best coffee shops are small. So it is here, can easily find the place full with nowhere to sit. However, there were tables outdoors on the pavement. Recommended to me, now I'm recommending to you. Definitely add to your to do list. If this review was helpful please give it a like below.

Outstanding experience from start to finish. The welcome was genuine, service was swift, and the coffee was superb—rich flavour, perfect temperature, and silky milk. The café is spotless with a calm, relaxed atmosphere that makes it easy to linger. After our earlier, underwhelming coffee and service at “Over The Rainbow,” this place completely turned our morning around. A true five-star café and an easy recommendation.

Super cute coffee place with a nice ambiance and friendly staff. There is a home-style kitchen behind the counter. I ordered a cup of flat white and halloumi & potato hash, both of which were super delicious. I would definitely visit again if I come back to York.