This is the second Sant Ambroeus that I've tried, and the espresso was just as good as their UES…read moreshop. I had a cappuccino that tasted great, no bitterness or aftertaste. As of February 2026 there's a crazy amount of construction out front, meaning there's a single entrance/exit and outdoor tables that adjoin street construction barriers. Exterior aside, the interior was a bit chaotic, with tables and standing room almost on top of each other. The espresso drinks are good enough to brave the pandemonium that is ordering/waiting for your beverage, but plan on taking it to go if you come here!

Yum place great for ppl watching. Service is fine. Ambiance is basic but food is yum.read more

I had a fantastic dinner here with a friend! She called for a 7:30PM reso in the morning and when…read morewe arrived there were tables empty so it definitely wasn't necessary! Even though it wasn't fully packed, the ambiance, food, and service were great! We shared the cornbread, chinois chicken salad, and ahi tuna bites and everything was fantastic. The cornbread came with this tomato jam that paired well with the jam and the chicken salad and ahi tuna bites were both extremely refreshing. I'd definitely come back!

My boyfriend and I stopped by here in the late afternoon on a warm Saturday and we enjoyed the…read moreexperience overall. It was a little expensive and my boyfriend was disappointed that the lobster roll was a Connecticut style roll. The service was pretty slow overall but the ahi tuna made up for it.

got the matcha latte. the service was good and got my drink quickly. I paid $6.50 for my small…read moresized drink. the matcha itself tasted decent, nothing crazy good or bad. LA matcha has been better overall in my experience compared to nyc

Teeny coffee spot but does the trick. I got a cappuccino and everything croissant and perched in…read morethe window for a few minutes to scarf down my snack. This Birch in particular packs a lot into a small space in terms of decor and ambiance. It feels like an oasis from the UES bustle. I wouldn't necessarily go out of my way to come to this spot again, but it's definitely convenient and reliable.

The ambience of this dining is so fun and cool and there's a bunch of other rooms to go check out…read moreabsolutely love it. You never know who you're gonna see there. It's really awesome. We had the raviolis which was really delicious and also the burger, which was so so so yummy definitely a go to for the meal. The service was impeccable. They kept him refilling my glass, which was so nice and they made some really really cool cocktails hands-down one of my favorite places to take somewhere new who is visiting from out of town.

I waited 15 minutes for oatmeal that never came and when asking the waiter, he told me it would be…read moreright out but it never came so we left.

Such a neighborhood gem. I walk in to pick up a coffee and a treat whenever I walk by and I am…read morealways greeted cheerfully. It's the perfect feel good establishment and I'm lucky it's in my neighborhood!

Favorite coffee and eats on the upper east side. Great vibes, warm and welcoming…read more Peaceful.

The baristas at 62nd and Lex were so charismatic. I have never felt so charmed without being…read moreflirted with (compliment!). One was bald with a wide smile, and another had a moustache and a neck tattoo. While I was waiting for my order, another customer expressed discontent with hers (to the point where she thought she ordered the wrong thing); and the baristas did everything reasonable to get her a drink she'd like with a smile and a quip. They answered my questions about why olive oil is such a prevalent ingredient in the juice options and complimented my sneakers. The tip I gave was not enough to express how much I enjoyed my ~15minute stint in the store, frankly. I got the Green Sport, and it was embarrassing how quickly I drank it down. So refreshing in the summer.

First time at a Joe Juice... place was clean, staff was friendly, service was quick. Juice was a…read moretad warm- but not the end of the world world. The place was warm-ish... so I figured they were just getting started for the day. I'm comparing to Juice Generation and Jamba Juice. Not bad... I'd come here again.

Amazing Creme (Croux) Puffs!!!…read more I got the green tea, black sesame, & earl grey. The cream filling is very generous and the pastry isn't too thick. Loved the outside flavoring. Each one was perfectly made and absolutely delicious. Would come back if ever in New York to try everything else! I still think of these cream puffs often!

SO adorable, ngl at first I thought it was called Bible & Sip and I thought people came here to do…read morebible study... But nope, they serve the cutest little desserts! We tried the raspberry and lychee tart, and I really liked how the tartness helped balance out the sweetness. The lychee bits in there were sooo yum too. I could definitely taste both the lychee and the raspberry well. And THE CRUST!! That was amazing. We also tried the strawberry matcha latte, but unfortunately that was way too sweet for me. The strawberry also dominated the matcha so it tasted more like strawberry milk :( We came on a Friday evening, and it was really difficult to find a seat so we ended up standing around to eat everything. This place is so popular! I want to come back to try all the other desserts especially the cream puffs and pastries!

Came here on Sunday for some pastries…read more Didn't have to wait long, as only one other person was there. Theres a shared bar table along one wall with high top chairs and menu options at the counter + a chalkboard with seasonal drinks. I left with a Balthazar Bakery box with 4 items. The 2 Everything pastries were filled with what looked like spinach and cheese. Incredible when reheated, but I wish they were served warm. The cinnamon roll was good, but not standout. The pain au chocolat was tender and flaky. Some of the seasonal drinks, like the Grinch, looked really good and I'd come back to try one, but I likely wouldn't swing for a pastry this time.

Ordered: Iced Biscoff Cookie Latte (~$9)…read more Aya's take: I needed an afternoon pick-me-up and found myself at Daniel's. The Iced Biscoff Cookie Latte caught my eye as it was part coffee, part dessert. I really wanted to like it. It was definitely rich, nutty, and sweet but not creamy and smooth like a typical latte. It also had a chalky aftertaste which I couldn't look past. For ~$9, I expected much more. Overall, the flavor profile is promising but the execution was off.