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Joe has a few different locations, and as far as I have sampled, they all serve consistantly great espresso and macchiatos. But only the Waverly Avenue shop has the perfect bench outside to sit on.
Coffee for fussy people
If you can't be bothered to drink an inferior espresso, you're in good company.
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2 Jack's Stir Brew Coffee $ Coffeehouse
138 W. 10th St., Manhattan, NYListed by
Try the honey macchiato--a true macchiato, espresso just "marked" with milk but with the addition of honey.
3 Stumptown Coffee Roasters $ Coffeehouse
18 W. 29th St., Manhattan, NYListed by
The one time that I had an espresso here, it tasted very burnt, but my friend Jon assures me that that was a fluke. Anyway, you'll love to hate the baristas here, who act like slinging espresso put the steam in steampunk.
4 Ninth Street Espresso
700 E. 9th St., Manhattan, NYListed by
My friend Victor's favorite, which really says enough.
5 Cafe Mogador $$ Middle Eastern, African/Moroccan
101 St. Marks Pl., Manhattan, NYListed by
Turkish coffee like whoa.
6 dell'anima $$ Italian
38 Eighth Ave., Manhattan, NYListed by
My favorite brunch spot, hands down. Because of the food, of course--but it doesn't hurt that they have Stumptown coffee, freshly brewed so that even the drip coffee is awesome.
7 Indian Road Café $ New American, Cafes, Soup & Sandwich, Coffeehouse
600 W. 218th St., Manhattan, NYListed by
Now, I'm not saying you should come all the way up to Inwood for the coffee, but if you happen to be in this neighborhood, or live in this neighborhood, it's a totally respectable espresso outpost.