Café 67

I came in to this diddyblud coffe shop with my buddy mason and i asked for a haircut and they said it costed ONLY a quarter, then we started screaming 67 BOIIII THAT WAS SO TUFF 😂😂🫱🥭 Anyways, we drank our EFFOC but then a waiter called Adrian came to us and he asked if we need some mangoes with a side of mustard, and it only costed 6,70$. Then Adrian explained our friendgroup and then he said he was from ohio. The service was 10/10, the food was 10/8 cus the mangoes were too soggy.

So tuff i came in there and got 6-7 mangos and got effoc the mustard was so yummy too but I didn't like the coffee effoc was better😔☝️

I stop by just for curiosity, I saw the food was on the ready to eat food and it wasn’t a lot of options and nothing there looks like “I want to eat this food” so I get a cup of coffee and was cold and I ask if they can reheat it. The server was nice and she apologized for that. Coffee was ok but not even good to try again.

I didn’t just grab vegan chocolate at 67 Cafe — I grabbed a whole experience. After snagging a delicious vegan chocolate bar from the neighboring Newark Natural Foods, I wandered into 67 Cafe, found myself a super comfy chair, and set up shop to study something a little niche: autonomous vehicle prompt engineering (yeah, it’s as futuristic as it sounds). The atmosphere here is perfect for focus — relaxed, welcoming, and with that kind of low hum that makes you feel like you’re part of a quiet but thriving community. And I have to give a huge shoutout to Raina, who was working the counter when I came in and whom I rewarded a decent tip to. Friendly, efficient, and just genuinely good energy — exactly the kind of person you want as the face of a neighborhood spot. Whether you’re looking for a place to sip, snack, or deep-dive into a cutting-edge study session, 67 Cafe has you covered. I’ll absolutely be back — probably with another vegan treat in one hand and a laptop full of AI prompts in the other. 🚀🍫

My lunch was fresh salad bar, which included vegan chicken salad, which I tried and liked. I also ate Bloody Mary (non alcoholic) tofu. Discovered I am not a fan of Bloody Mary seasoning. My beverage was fresh brewed black ice tea, which I liked. My dessert was a Sunset Park Baked Goods vegan gluten free whoopie pie. Very good.