Special coffee espresso and cappuccino. I like it…read more It would be my pleasure to visit it again.

I'm a croissant lover; met a friend who is also a croissant lover for coffee and croissants this…read moremorning. BUT, my husband and I recently took a trip to Paris and I also love pain aux raisins. To our delight, Cafe Bilboquet has those too, so my friend and I each had a small coffee and a pain aux raisins. The pastry was as good as any that my husband and I had in Paris! I've also had lunch here with a couple of other friends in recent months. They have a good variety of pretty authentic French sandwiches and some quiches, eggs, etc. Not inexpensive, but the food is top-notch. You order at the counter, then move up to the cashier, tell them what your order is and pay for it. If you're lucky, as we were around 9:45 this morning, you'll get one of the little round tables where you can sit and chat and relax; in good weather there are some tables outside as well; a lovely boulangerie or patisserie experience!

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

3.5/5 My friend and…read moreI stopped in after a cold walk in Central Park for a little pick me up. We got our order for here and there weren't really any tables. It was more of standing tables. We got: - 2 hot chocolates: this was super chocolatey and it came with some milk - which was needed - fruit tart: this was super yummy! I would say this was overpriced for what we got ($33.75).

I wish I lived close enough to be "a regular" here! It's a tiny neighborhood cafe nestled under a…read morebuilding with only a few tables indoor and out. We ordered the tomato watermelon salad, Gruyère omelette, and the whipped ricotta (which is served on sourdough bread with peaches, arugula and pistachios, and was the absolute highlight. The service was slightly slow because there was only one waiter doing everything, but he was super personable.

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!

OMW to Pilates, feeling tired already, a rusty sign caught my eye. I popped by after class and…read morealthough the line was long it moved fast. The barista was so pleasant even though I had a question or two; they have no sugar-free syrups but they do have skim milk. They also have fresh vegan cookies and packaged vegan pastries. Although they do have a little bar to sit at against the window, it's tiny so I am pretty sure it is unusual to get a spot. The coffee was great!!! A delicious iced vanilla latte will keep me motivated to go to class again next week! Their menu seems sparse but their special was seasonal and delicious.

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

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.

Today, my friends and I enjoyed Sunday brunch at Chelsea Cafe inside the Chelsea Hotel. One of my…read morefriends immediately commented that it felt like we transported to Paris, as we were further surrounded by interesting artwork and a French ambiance. We started with a bottle of the Alsace wine, which perfectly complemented our food and the Parisian vibe. I opted for the omelette with Gruyère which was delicious, although I found myself very full by the end, as it came with two sides. The fries were a must-have -- so crispy, salty & fresh. I'd recommend that at least one person at the table order them, but the portion is pretty generous. :) The service was nice, albeit a bit slow at times. However, the staff was friendly and the overall atmosphere is chill -- we weren't in a rush at all! Sitting at a booth in the back, we had the perfect atmosphere to relax and enjoy our meal, making for a lovely brunch with friends or family.

One of the best coffee shops in the upper east side for a quick coffee or something to eatread more

I used to come here all the time (4-5x per week) not to mention their west village location and…read moreenjoyed it but once they started becoming overly religious/political, it was too much of a turn off so I just go to Starbucks, blank street, or one of the many other places nearby.

Incredibly kind and attentive staff. Staff are welcoming and the cafe is clean/organized. The music…read moreis a great volume making this spot an easy place to study or catch up with a friend. I plan to stop by on my lunch break again soon. A special shoutout to Yuriel for being wonderful!

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.

Cute little cafe with kind of Asian Fusion Bakery Diner kind of vibe. For many years now, we…read morealways drop by here whenever we are in town. Efficient, courteous to the point service. Love the cream puffs here. our favorite on our most recent visit was the Earl Grey Cream Puff. Just sweet enough with a perfect outer crunch that gives way to the yummy deliciousness inside that is just so satisfying. Perfect with a cup o Joe, which they will gladly provide. Limited seating inside, but we always manage to find a seat. Just a short half block walk from 50 St Subway Station! We look forward to coming back soon!

This place has been on my go to list for a while because they serve photogenic drinks that have…read moregone viral on social media. It's about a 2 minute walk from 50 St subway station. The place has tables where you can hang out and enjoy your food and drinks. I went on a weekday during dinner time and there was no line so it was quick and convenient. I had the Iced Latte with oat milk, no ice, and no sugar, which was amazing! It was also gluten free, dairy free, and soy free, which is a big plus for me. Just note that restrooms are for customers only. I would definitely come back if I'm in Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan.

Actually really liked the Alyssa latte a lot. Coffee flavor was good and the service was good as…read morewell.

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.

Bel Ami is a nice little cafe on the UES, great for a morning visit when the weather is nice since…read morethey have outdoor tables flanking either side of their corner location. The inside isn't huge, only a handful of tables that fill up quickly. The coffee was good, maybe a little bit of bitter aftertaste but still a tasty latte nonetheless. They have a nice selection of pastries and desserts, as well as some sandwiches and savory options. I got a cheddar jalapeño scone and thought it was good, the right level of doughy and good flavor throughout. Come for the outdoor seating if you're in the area and want to people watch.

I've been walking past this cafe for some time and loved the vibe and decor each time I walked past…read moreit. I decided to go in today and give it a try. It was raining so the only option was to sit inside. Good thing that a couple of tables opened up as soon as my order was ready so I was able to sit right next to the door on comfy couch type seating and got my own tiny table. I loved the design, the French interior design and the chocolate brown walls,ight fixtures and wall art. I wasn't really able to enjoy myself as much as I thought as the place was crowded and you can hear everyone chitter chattering all at once and the music was very low. The cafe was busy and there were people constantly coming in and out so it felt cramped. I stayed about a half hour drinking my latte and my small poppy bagel with soaked salmon and cream cheese. The latte was decent- almost tasted like it was straight out of one of those machines. It was not memorable and quite frankly I won't be going back for it. The bagel was good quality and the Smoaks salmon and cream cheese wasn't anything new. The bagel was the best thing honestly. There was also a faint odor throughout the cafe that wasn't pleasant. Loved the interior decor but everything else was a miss. Sorry.