Great matcha! You can taste the rich matcha flavor which is definitely better than its competitors…read morein the Fort Lee area. I got the strawberry matcha which tasted delicious. The strawberry jam isn't too sweet/sugary, and nicely compliments the matcha taste. It's a little pricey but definitely worth it!

Great food (love the almond croissant) and nice quaint cafe in Fort Lee. It's not the friendliest…read moreservice but they're kind enough. I come here often in the morning

Finally checked out Cheongsu NJ! Small space, but the vibe is so on point--very Korean café…read moreaesthetic and super photogenic The hot matcha latte had the cutest latte art--clearly made with care Tried the traditional Korean tea dessert set--beautiful presentation (10/10 for photos), but some flavors (ginger, savory sesame, cinnamon) were a bit hard for me to get used to. My Korean friend said it's very authentic though! Soufflé pancakes took ~15 mins but came out soft and fluffy The fromage (matcha + chestnut) looked stunning, with a unique honeycomb-like topping Overall, a great spot to chill, catch up, and take cute pics. Sad the shaved ice machine was down--next time!

There's parking outside and there's also outdoor seating space. When you go up the steps it's the…read morefirst door in the front, not the door on the right hand side!!! Wow everything on the menu is a must try. We tried almost everything. My favorite were the drinks, I prefer the earl gray drink and cookie. This was a great spot to hit up before an American dream mall day! Definitely stop by and try one of everything! The potion for the cake was huge, thank god we only ordered one for the 3 of us. Need room to fit all the other goodies!

Owner greeted us warmly as soon as we walked in. Cute colorful interior decor with lots of…read moreplushies. While deciding on what to order, the owner offered to make me a drink that was off the menu. How about a mixed one with strawberry, Matcha and coconut? Hey, if the boss is recommending it I'm all for it. My son got the ube and coconut. OMG, both drinks were so darn yummy. I am not an ube fan whatsoever, but my son insisted I take a sip. I have to say it was the best ube drink I have ever tried. The coconut mixed with the strawberry and matcha is a game changer. The teddy bear made of ice was so cute and makes for a cool IG pic. The owner was sweet enough to ask if we liked it. I gave her the thumbs up and said they were excellent and that we will be back. Oddly they also serve pho here, it's not a restaurant per se. We didn't have any so I can't comment. But definitely come for these yummy Vietnamese concoctions. Street meter parking only.

Absolutely enchanting little cafe in Fort Lee! Came here on a beautiful spring Saturday with two of…read moremy friends. They were lured by the Teddy Strawberry Matcha -- so cute! I wanted something a bit more refreshing so I opted for the Peach Mango Refresher and it was everything I dreamed it would be. The staff was very polite and friendly overall. I didn't notice the desserts until we were leaving but I wish I had ordered one!

The oak and oat latte was creamy and balanced. I also had a lemon zest cookie that was crumbly on…read morethe outside and soft and gooey inside. I think it could've been little less sweet though. It's a very nice café ^^

I absolutely love this new spot in town! The space is bright, sunny, and such a nice place to sit…read moreand get some work done. It has a really welcoming vibe. The owner is very kind, and everyone working there is just as friendly. The drinks are excellent. My favorite is the black sesame - it's packed with flavor and has just the right hint of sweetness. The coffee is tasty, and the prices are very reasonable. The scones and cookies always taste fresh and homemade - not frozen or processed. My personal favorites are the peanut butter cookie and the plain scone. They make everything there! I haven't tried the cakes yet, but it's on my list! It's a smaller space, but they've done a great job fitting in tables. I actually love that they're a bit closer together - it creates a more social, community feel. I've ended up having conversations with people around me (I've even practiced my French with a stranger!), which is something we don't get enough of these days. Overall, such a cozy, welcoming addition to the neighborhood. I come here a couple of times a week to work!

seems like there are two yelp pages for this cafe but this profile has a photo of the outside and…read moreinside that matches what I saw on my visit today. there are two sets of doors that open outwards into the park right next to it!! so you're inside but feels like you're sitting outside :) there are so many pastry options that look so good! we just stopped in because my partner wanted coffee. he got a spanish latte. i looked up the ingredients after the first sip because its that good, and now i'm writing this review from the park just outside so i dont forget this spot. i saw a lot of google reviews mentioning the other lattes so wanted to make sure this one got some love. def recommend the spanish latte!!

A Turkish cafe in Fort Lee, among the Korean places in Main St…read more Being a cafe, I didn't have high expectations for coffee itself, but the baklava they have certainly satisfied my craving. Triangle Baklava was perfect for a dessert. Right amount of honey, soaking in through the crisp thin layers.

Craving coffee, bubble tea, waffles, kimbap, udon, street food, and even toy machines? Thankfully,…read morethis place has it all and more! Whether you're with kids, on a family outing, hanging out with friends, or just looking to recharge solo, this spot is perfect for any occasion. The food is great, made fresh right before your eyes, and the prices are very reasonable. For my part, I had my beloved hazelnut latte, while my husband went for a classic, straight coffee. The kid opted for cold brew and a matcha bingsoo. If you've never had bingsoo, you're in for a treat! The presentation alone is a work of art, featuring a fish-shaped serving of matcha-filled ice cream, topped with matcha ice cream, red beans, mochi, nuts, and light, fluffy ice shavings. One word: sublime! The staff is friendly and great at making recommendations. They also know how to brew a perfect cup of coffee: strong, just the way we like it. The space is well-maintained, and parking is metered, so keep that in mind.

Another Cafe in Pali Park among the many. Even with the big windows, the inside is a bit dark…read more Limited seating, wood tables and chairs. A longish community table with bench. Grabby toy machines located near the community table. We ordered several coffees, one black (me), one with cream and sugar and a cold brew. Their coffee is good! And we ordered a Green Tea Match Bingsu and got a massive bowl of shaved ice milk infused with mochi, a huge dollop of sweet red bean, surrounded by almond slivers and top with Bungeoppang (Taiyaki), a Korean fish shaped pastry that was split opened, smeared with sweet red bean and filled with green tea ice cream. Was it good? If you like your deserts on the sweeter side, yes it was. The shaved ice milk is richer than others I've had. The red bean paste is richer and very sweet. The mochi that is infused into the shaved ice adds texture as well as additional sweetness. The green tea ice cream is well, greet tea ice cream. And the Bungeoppang elevates higher. Is it my jam? Maybe not. A spoonful or too was enough. For what it is, amazing. I hear they have a mean Mango Bingsu that's seasonal, so yeah I'll be back!

Actually my favorite bakery on Broad Ave and it's adjacent to a restaurant that's pretty good as…read morewell. Every time I come here I get a different bakery item since I feel like there's always a new one every time I come back.

Croquette was absolutely delicious! Loved the flavor and there was a lot of filling. I believe…read morethere were onions and eggs in it. Salt bread was okay, pricey for what it is. Once salt bread was $4. Large selection of breads and cakes.

Tucked away from the hectic streets of fort lee is this really spacious, cozy and ambient cafe. It…read moreseems the place is still in a warming up phase before becoming recognized by locals and well known by coffee enthusiasts. I will say, the owner who is also the barista most days, is really into coffee and very enthusiastic with talking about his inspiration behind the business. My drink was good and of decent quality. It's close enough walking distance on a sunny day, so I'll definitely be back often in the summer

Cute new cafe in Fort Lee! Happy to see that there's a good…read moreamount of business - there was only one person working so there's a short wait for drinks. The ambiance is nice and you can definitely stray a while to study, work or play their board games - they have chess on some tables! They have some cool specials like a pistachio matcha bliss and dirty chai which I ordered. The only downside is that both the drinks In ordered were watery. Flavor was alright.

The owner/manager is not only friendly but very good at explaining what they do and the flavors…read moreinvolved. While the menu is more expansive towards coffees, and drinks, accompanied by the usual suspects of desserts, they have two unusual items that drew my attention. First is the CROFFLE: Short for Croissant-Waffle. I didn't think anything of it but I was forced to buy it because they ran out of regular croissants. I was reluctant but she convinced me to try it! I don't get easily surprised but this homemade pastry is TO DIE FOR! It literally tastes like a croissant because it is made out of croissant dough but cooked like a waffle. This gives the crunchy effect of a waffle on the outside combined with a chewy inside that is made to order in a few minutes! You have a selection of eight sweet and three savory flavors to choose from but I like the plain with butter and may be some preserves, just like a warm flaky croissant. The second is the taiyaki in Japanese or boong-uh-bbang in Korean literally means goldfish bread because it is made in the shape of a large goldfish. It is filled with one of three flavors: Red bean, vanilla custard or Nutella. It takes about 12-minutes to make but they are really good too. The ambience is quaint, warm charming and somewhat nostalgic! Everything is clean and tidy too! The service is good and prompt. It is a little expensive, especially the goldfish bread ($4/piece; minimum of 4/order, so $16), but well worth the flavor explosion! This mini-cafe/desert place is a jewel and a find among the industrial giants that punch out the same -old, same-old and I recommend it highly, especially for the "Croffle" and the "Goldfish Bread!"

Food: 4/5 cozy spot in Fort Lee. Got a mango smoothie and it was good, creamy and sweet, but not…read morebad! Atmosphere: 4/5 good spot to lounge with board games and a couch. Definitely typical for a boba spot! The air quality was a little tough in my eyes, I think it's because they are also a bakery and have other baked goods. Ventilation wasn't great! Service: 5/5 no issues, got in and out.