I came here before getting breakfast next door to pick up some milk for my son. However I was…read moreunable to stick to the milk because everything looked so good. I ended up getting kinako mochi donut holes and some kind of green mochi bun and a croissant. Everything was really good. My son devoured the croissant and I ate the mochi items because they had a nice chew to them. When I ordered the milk, the person brought over a tiny cup of milk and the cashier was kind enough to bring us a larger one with a lid and straw. Service was fantastic and all the baked goods were really tasty. I saw some people eating breakfast and would come back to try that another time.

Updating my review April 2026(3 years later), they updated their menu with lots of new items for…read morebrunch. Lowkey my fav cafe in the North Jersey area now. The staff are friendly and professional. The place is still clean with lots of free parking in the lot.

I ordered delivery from here for my boyfriend and I. He wanted dessert…read more I ordered the rose latte with oat milk, an Americano, blueberry cheesecake and the hazelnut chocolate cake. And woah. Everything is 10/10. It's all delicious!! We will be ordering from them again!! Excellent service and packaged neatly. Yummm!! Best blueberry cheesecake we've had!! Strawberry cheesecake is great too.

Cute cafe that sells adorable little pastries that showcase authentic Greek flavors they also offer…read morea variety of coffee creations.

Had a fresh strawberry and cream Croffle and I was very impressed! The Croffle itself was crispy…read moreand delicious, and the filling was superb. I also had a tasty specialty iced coffee. Nice staff, too. I'll be back!

Strawberry matcha - strawberry was good, a little sweeter than expected. Matcha was not the right…read morecolor, nor best quality. But overall, solid drink. Blooming grey - sounded good in theory, but tasted bad. Didn't finish. Owner was very sweet. 2/5 "lock in" score: there are outlets, but the bar stool chairs are too high to truly study.

I recently visited Kuppi Coffee Company and loved it! The café sits right on the river, so you get…read morea beautiful waterfront view (NYC skyline across the water!) while you sip your drink. Unfortunately, when we were there were, it was very crowded, so we had to get our drinks to go. The coffee is rich and smooth and the refreshers are full of flavor, not watery. I ordered lavender lemonade which was delicious. Their menu is more than just drinks; they offer breakfast and brunch-type bites including croissants, avocado toast, salmon toast, sandwiches. The vibe is cozy and modern with plenty of seating and a relaxed atmosphere that works whether you are grabbing something to go, catching up with a friend, or working on your laptop.

The staff was so lovely - very welcoming. And the place is gorgeous- a very airy vibe- clean,…read morelofted ceilings, plenty of seating. Free Wi-Fi. Brought my laptop. Conveniently located in the Edgewater Marketplace strip mall- ample free parking. I got the smoked salmon toast. It's 1 slice of bread that was stale. Portion was small. 2 little slices of salmon over crème fresh topped with micro greens. I though about getting a pastry - but they looked very dry- so I passed on that. I looked around- most of the customers were drinking coffee- not eating. So I would definitely come here again- but just stick with beverages. And bring cash because they charge you an extra 2% for using your credit card.

We were excited to try Cafe de Lyon after finding out that it's a Korean cafe brand with locations…read morein Seoul. The Leonia location definitely has that modern Korean cafe feel, with a bright, cozy interior, a great selection of drinks and desserts, and walls covered with drawings from customers. We ordered the strawberry matcha, iced Americano, smoked salmon baguette, cheesecake, and a scone with butter and jam. The strawberry matcha was one of the highlights. It was creamy with a good matcha flavor, and the strawberry added just the right amount of sweetness. The iced Americano was smooth and paired really well with the desserts. I was also pleasantly surprised by the smoked salmon baguette. The bread was crispy on the outside and light and airy inside, with a generous amount of smoked salmon and cream cheese. For dessert, the cheesecake was creamy without being overly heavy or sweet, and the scone with butter and jam was buttery, crumbly, and really good with coffee. The service was excellent too. Everyone was very attentive and welcoming, and they took the time to give us recommendations when we were deciding what to order. It's the little things that stood out, like acknowledging us and saying goodbye as we were leaving. It made the whole experience feel much more personal. One of my favorite touches was the sketchbooks they leave out for customers to draw in. We ended up having way more fun with that than expected and it was cool seeing everyone's drawings displayed throughout the cafe. Overall, such a nice find in Leonia. Great food and drinks, genuinely friendly service, and a fun atmosphere. If you enjoy Korean cafe culture, this is definitely worth checking out. We'd absolutely come back to try more of the pastries and desserts.

For my first day in the neighborhood, after hectic travels for the World Cup, I was looking for the…read morebest place around to have my breakfast/brunch Being French, when I saw the name Cafe de Lyon, I had a feeling it was gonna be a good one (Lyon being the food capital of France), and I have to say it definitely lived up to my expectations First, the team was friendly, and the name choice was appropriate, as I learned that the manager/owner, Kim, studied in France and went to Lyon Then the menu had plenty of sweet options, with carrot cake, Alsace cheesecake, chocolate fudge, cookies of all sorts, cheese Danish, croissant, soft serve ice cream, frozen Greek yogurt in the summer, and their signature butter scope They also have sandwiches (baguette with apple & brie, ham & butter, smoked salmon) Plenty of drinks, with all sorts of coffee, latte, chocolate, tea, juice... They have allergen info You can also buy organic coffee bags and strawberry preserves from France to bring home Inside, they have tables with chairs, a high counter with bar stools, a couch with a coffee table, and even a kid's table with a bench, perfect for kids to have fun, including by drawing with commentary material to do so and then hang on the walls Outside there are a couple of tables and chairs too It also features a spacious bathroom There's Wi-Fi Etc etc etc I originally came for the name; I came back for the taste & atmosphere In short: highly recommended!

Ahhhhh, another fulfilling visit to Kudo. I ordered my favorite, and highly recommended, Sea Salt…read moreIced Coffee. I will add two photos of this gem..... one, before all of these great ingredients dance together and the other, when they're in full shuffle. I also tried their Cranberry Scone and I really enjoyed it. Soft and sweet in the middle and the slightest hint of crunchy around the outside. Thank you, Kudo, for being so close to our food shopping center and don't forget to sign up for their rewards program.

I've been catfished! Kudo Society runs a ghost kitchen called Egg Drop. I couldn't leave this…read morereview on that website because it doesn't allow you to. (Should have been a sign) However, the same employee that runs Kudo manages both businesses. The sandwiches were horrible. This is the first time I've seen dehydrated bread. There was a schmear of some sauce. The description and images of what you are supposed to be getting are a complete fabrication. I've eaten at Kudo Society before and did not love it but wouldn't leave a bad review as that was just my opinion but this ghost kitchen situ was offensive and I hope anyone looking to order from there finds this review to second guess whether or not they should. Anything without real life pics shouldn't be trusted. On Egg Drop, customer service contact redirects you to Kudo Society.

Bagels and drinks here are solid. Vibe is really nice, they sell jewelry here so its like half…read morecoffee shop and half retail store. I got a coffee with an everything bagel with feta cheese and it was really solid (8/10) for $8. They have fast wifi (204/60 mbps) on vpn, parking in the back (turn on crescent ave and its on your right), and the lady at the counter is really nice. Recommend! Edit: seems like the counter lady wasn't aware of the yelp check in offer but she still honored it; management please make sure you let your employees know about the offer

Corner Cafe…read more Literally a cozy cafe in Cliffside Park where you can enjoy some dessert and coffee after a Turkish meal in the area. Used to show a bit u organized vibe before with clothing in the corner and all with previous management but now it is cleaner and more modern with mint colored theme interior. They have a wide variety of dessert with almond croissant and cakes too.

They say that the best börek (in particular su böreği) is often made by a baklavacı. After all,…read moreit's the same yufka that's used in both sweet and savory applications. Indeed, the kol böreği was the best thing we tried at Baklava Home's new Edgewater outlet, which is more oriented towards kahvaltı and savory items that the Paterson original. We also tried the mıhlama, which is one of my favorite dishes and very hard to find in the States - it was good, but should have been served a bit hotter before the cheese and polenta coagulated. The menemen was good. It's a bit of a schlep from the city, but still one of the better options for New Yorkers seeking Türk kahvaltı.

3/5: Amazing Service and Cool Vibes, but the Baklava Missed the Mark…read more The highlights here are definitely the staff and the atmosphere! The service was incredibly friendly and patient while I asked a million questions. You actually have to ask a lot of questions because there are no signs out explaining what the desserts are (besides baklava, they had a lot of cheesecakes, puddings, and rice pudding on display). Another super cool feature is the building itself--they have a side window that opens up, and part of the roof actually opens up too, which we got to watch live! While my friends absolutely loved their coffee drinks, the food was a bit let down for me. I ordered the baklava, but the pastry was soggy instead of crispy. I've had baklava elsewhere that sits out on display but still retains its crunch, so this fell short. Overall, it's a neat spot with great service, but the signature dessert could be improved.