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Cookies. The snicker-doodle and molasses cookies are easily the hidden gems here: large, chewy, tasty and reasonably priced. Diva has, hands down, the…
Andrew Chmielowiec
Diva Espresso
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A neighborhood gem. Rather than go to Greenwood Chocolati last week, I went to Diva - - and I'm glad I did! Diva has friendly and efficient staff, bri…
Arossgrants
Diva Espresso
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I have liked this place for years but tonite they got me to try the hazelnut biscotti and it was good. In all fairness, hazelnut is on my 2011 NYR Foo…
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4 Reviews on “Diva Espresso”
Cookies. The snicker-doodle and molasses cookies are easily the hidden gems here: large, chewy, tasty and reasonably priced. Diva has, hands down, the best dirty chai latte in the city, and it’s always served with a smile. Game night specials yield a free drink to the winner, so bring friends! Our favorite cafe in Greenwood.
A neighborhood gem. Rather than go to Greenwood Chocolati last week, I went to Diva – – and I’m glad I did! Diva has friendly and efficient staff, bright and sunny rooms, tasty chocolate milk and quality coffee at reasonable prices (and quite a large range of choices, too), and no violent images on the walls. It’s the anti-chocolati! I never liked Chocolati’s dark rooms, overpriced and sludgy drinks chocolate (was it chocolate? or mud?) but it was near my daughter’s class, we had coupons, all the other reasons that make the mediocre tolerable. Then came the day that I looked up and saw a picture of blood-stained people holding meat cleavers, knives, swords – – really, doesn’t anyone at Greenwood Chocolati have any decency or common sense? They’re inviting children in with a kids menu, for heaven’s sake, but I wouldn’t wish a picture like that on my worst enemy, let alone my child.So I was very surprised to discover that right across the street was Diva – – warm, friendly Diva! Even the customers smile and talk to each other – – something that doesn’t happen at Chocolati. The staff actually tries to make a drink to order the way the customer wants and doesn’t try to arm-twist you into buying more food. Again, all anti-Chocolati, but who cares about that dive? I’m going to Diva from now on!
I have liked this place for years but tonite they got me to try the hazelnut biscotti and it was good. In all fairness, hazelnut is on my 2011 NYR Food list. I generally don’t like it but will give it a try again this year. One item per week. See my Facebook wall.
Just had a watered down latte, a bland-tasting peanutbutter cookie, & a too sugary apple fritter. Decor, vibe & service were great but I won’t be hurrying back.