Product Description
The world’s most famous coffee cup has gone reusable. Our ceramic “We’re Happy To Serve You” mugs are durable and have the nostalgic Greek design of the to-go cup made famous in NYC since 1963. The details including design, seam, and edge fold are so good you’ll think you’re drinking out of a paper cup…. More >>
- Enjoy an eco-friendly, whimsical coffee cup in a fun retro design like the to-go cup made famous in NYC in 1963
- Details, including design, seam, and edge fold, are so good you’ll think you’re drinking out of the old style paper cup
- The blue and white ceramic cup bears the message “We Are Happy To Serve You,” and is microwave friendly and dishwasher safe
- Certified lead free and up to standard on California’s Proposition 65; makes a great novelty gift
- Measures 3-3/4 inches high by 3-1/4 inches wide and holds 10 ounces
Exceptionlab Inc. 10-Ounce Ceramic Cup
Popularity: 27% [?]
I use this cup at work and it has delighted everyone who sees it. It passes itself off as a paper cup until you touch it, which is pretty fun, as far as “fun” from a coffee cup can go. It’s usable, pleasant to the touch, and easy to clean. And hey, it’s fun to spot the very same cup in its original paper format on so many of the various cop shows on television. I am probably not supposed to name these shows directly in a review, but I’ve found myself pointing to the screen. Me: “See. He has my cup. The very same cup!” Them: “Okay, would you shut up about your cup?” Me: “But it’s exactly like my cup!” Them: “WE KNOW.” I recommend this product.
Rating: 5 / 5
As a transplanted New Yorker I am all too familiar with the “Happy to Serve You” paper cups you get all over the City. Having given this cup to my cousin, she was blown away at how “lifelike” this cup is. It’s sturdy ceramic that is made to look exactly like the paper cup – right down to the seam on the side! It’s a comforting piece of home. Also, since there is no handle, it keeps your hands warm too! Awesome!
Rating: 5 / 5
This is a very cool looking mug, from a few feet back it looks identical to the iconic paper cup. However, because the ceramic is much thicker than paper, it holds so little liquid. Also, because there’s no handle, the mug gets far too hot to comfortably hold when it’s filled with a hot beverage. Too bad.
Rating: 2 / 5
Anyone who has been to New York and had a cup of coffee within the last 40 years (not at starbucks) will recognize this ceramic replica of the city’s disposable coffee cup. There’s only one flaw with this hip coffee mug: Since it’s made just like the original cup, it’s just as small! The cool factor makes up for the size, though.
Rating: 4 / 5
I left New York for greener pastures five years ago and I remember my morning routine of buying a 50 cent cup of coffee, sweet and light, from the bagel cart outside my hospital, rain, shine, or snow. This is a great way to start the day!
Rating: 5 / 5