787 Coffee Co. where there coffee beans come straight from Puerto Rico
Popular New York City coffee chain, 787 Coffee, has stirred customer debates after swapping cups for viral plastic pouches that are being compared to juice pouches or medical bags.
Every beverage save for two — the cappuccino and the flat white — can be bagged at 787, where coffee ranges in price from $6 to $12. Meanwhile, Tennessee tourists Jordan, 34, and Holly, 33, who had this veritable caffeine IV at several locations around town, said the contents are so “tasty” that the packaging didn’t matter.
On Friday, The Post witnessed one lady accidentally grip the bag too hard and cause the contents to squirt all over, prompting her to request they transfer her cold brew to two different cups.
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