Cute spot for sure. Thoughts are purely on the crane games, not the edibles so no food. Honestly…read morepretty hot inside, so not the best place to stay long. Wonderful service who helped reposition claw machines promptly! Unfortunately the prices for the machines feels a bit hefty per play but my comparison is with actual arcades not usually cafes except for another spot around Flushing which I feel has better value.

I only got a drink it was lychee and it was delicious lychee juice and jelly. Theres tons of games…read moreto play.

Love supporting Black owned businesses! This small cafe/bookstore has selections catered to…read moreuplifting Black female stories. I also like how the special drinks are related to the authors featured in the store. Staff is very attentive and friendly. My only gripe (not a huge one) are the hours during the weekday being so short (as of now, the place closes at 2 PM.) I could only go there during my days off and even then I gotta plan early. Other than that, this is a great place to support. I will definitely continue to go there.

Great little book store cafe. There's some seating outside and one table inside. The books are all…read moreorganized by region and author all POC plus Liberation focused. Loved the curated collection! Drinks were good. I got a chai oat rose latte and it was delicious. Music was nostalgic. It's cozy and cute and a great vibe.

NYC just dropped a piece of Hogwarts right in the middle of Flatiron, and you already know I had to…read morego test out the merchandise. ​Walked straight into the new Harry Potter flagship store and targeted the giant Butterbeer Bar like a man on a mission. Ordered a cold draft Butterbeer, and listen--this stuff hits like pure liquid butterscotch candy. Frosty, sweet, and it comes served in a proper heavy tankard you get to take home like a trophy. ​Since moderation isn't in my vocabulary, I also ordered the Butterbeer ice cream. Absolutely outstanding. 10/10. ​The place literally has 1,000 glowing bottles floating above the bar, copper pipes running through the ceiling, and a massive 220 lb phoenix hanging out inside. Evanna Lynch (Luna Lovegood herself) was even hanging around showing off the setup. ​If you're in NYC, forget the diet, get down to Broadway & 22nd, and get yourself a cold one. ‍

Such a cool experience for any Harry Potter fan!…read more The Harry Potter Shop was HUGE and honestly so much cooler than I expected. There was so much to look at and they had so many fun things throughout the shop. You could easily spend a good amount of time walking around and looking at everything. We also got some sweet treats while we were there. We tried the cake cup, which was yummy, although I expected it to be a little more moist. The Butterbeer was definitely my favorite though! It was so good and such a fun thing to try while visiting the shop. They even have a restroom, which was a nice bonus since we were already spending some time there. Even if you're not planning to buy anything, I think it's worth stopping in just for the experience. It really feels like you're stepping into the Harry Potter world and there are so many fun details to see. Definitely a fun NYC stop!

Glad I could visit before they closed. It's sad they have to shut down. They were the first ones…read morewho got me into visiting cat cafes regularly. Even if I can't have my own cat, I'm happy to visit a cat café to interact with some cats and support with my attention and money. Maybe they have to close due to slow business is. There was only three people in my hour and two the next. The half hour sessions seem to be more popular with maybe a dozen people. I used to come here more often until I discovered Meow Parlour. It's much much cleaner and brighter and spacious. It doesn't bother me but Koneko cats tend to be older and less playful which may be not as fun for some guests. I find it calming to watch sleeping cats or just observing them roam around. Not sure when Koneko started offering drinks for all full hour bookings regardless of time. It used to be limited to their happy hour session which would end up being almost $30. This time, the drinks are included and a limited selection is included. Matcha, lattes, and mochas are $3 extra. I think it's fair. I got the oolong four season and was impressed with it. In general I don't expect a cat café to have good tasting food/drinks because the focus is on cats. I wonder if they cold brew all their teas because I saw the barista prepping batches of other teas. The long steeps can also explain why I think there's slight bitterness from the oolong, but it's very subtle. The oolong was refreshing and had an aftertaste and wouldn't taste diluted even with ice in it. Impressed.

A great place to get and give some four-legged love and affection if you don't have your own…read morepurrtner. Naturally, reservations required; you can make one hour or 30 minute session time slots for yourself online. Cute merch, a little 25 and under for me (ears on hats, that sort of thing), but hey- if you like something, I will not judge if you wear it. There are in fact three levels; my favorite was a pretty outside deck. The trees losing the occasional leaf captured all the cats' attention. No picking cats up, but if a cat jumped in your lap, you were allowed to feel the win! Lots and lots of petting went on, minimal swatting and hissing. No shoes allowed. Not sure about the coffee, just had a Poppi.

2D Cafe Tornado immediately grabs your attention with its super cool 2D concept. The…read moreblack-and-white, comic-style design is incredibly fun and makes the space feel playful and unique which is very Instagram-able and definitely a spot you come to for the experience and photos alone. I absolutely loved the idea and the overall vibe of the cafe. That said, we came specifically for coffee and mochi donuts, and unfortunately those fell a bit short. The coffee was just okay, and the mochi donuts weren't great - ours tasted on the staler side, which was disappointing. Overall, I really think this place has a lot of potential. The service is great and the concept is very unique for this area, and with some improvements to the quality and freshness of the food and drinks, it could easily become a go-to spot. Worth checking out for the aesthetic, but I'm hoping the menu catches up to how cool the space is.

I've wanted to check this place out for a while since they are so close to my house and glad I did!…read moreThere's plenty of parking in the back lot and they have their own entrance. The cafe is pretty big, they have a separate room for events! Plenty of photo ops throughout. They have a menu of sandwiches as well as pastries and such. I ordered the caramel macchiato and my gf got the taro bubble tea. I tried both and loved them! The woman at the counter was very helpful. It was approx $15 for both which is expensive but I'd rather pay that to a small business owner than some big corporation.

You don't find anything better than the Starving Artist. Owners Monica and Eliot Glick make you…read morefeel welcome, like you are in their home. They are friendly, fun and energetic! It is rare to meet people with such a zest and excitement for people and music! The atmosphere is cozy and the music as well as food is always wonderful! The food is made in an extremely small kitchen but with great care so be patient! All the food is Made to Order so make sure to place your order early in the show. There is never a cover-charge for music which is nice. The music is also extremely varied depending on the night so you are sure to find something you like. It is nice to hear such awesome local musical talents! You always meet wonderful and friendly people and can really appreciate the feeling of being in a small intimate cafe. They generally will pass around a money box with donations that go towards the artists since they aren't paid-nice to contribute if you can! Art exhibits on the walls always rotate as well and are for sale which adds to the unique decor. Give it a shot-you won't be disappointed!

Only a churl could have a bad time at Starving Artist. We arrived early, before the Sunday morning…read morerush. There were four customers and about a dozen people in the kitchen. One savory crepe and one sweet, both delicious and unusual, plus the coffee was hot and good. Also: refills! A dying art.

A very good local spot with outstanding coffee. Not your typical commercial cafe. Warm and…read morewelcoming service, art pieces decorating the walls and a very good tasting baklawa. Best cafe in the east village

One of the most interesting concept coffee shops I visited in the city! I got their gulab jamun…read morelatte specifically because I saw it on TikTok and knew I had to try it, and I thought it was a great latte. They make their syrup in-house, and while I wouldn't say the drink itself is super sweet, they give you a gulab jamun as a topper. One recommendation: don't do what I did and drink the latte first and save the gulab jamun for last, because honestly, once you eat a gulab jamun, nothing else tastes sweet in comparison. I also absolutely loved their concept. All of their drinks and shop items are priced using repeating numbers, like 3:33, 33:33, and 11:11. They have a spirit number guide that explains what each number means, which I found really intriguing. The funny thing is that I didn't notice the guide until after I'd already ordered, and my drink's price happened to match my own spirit numbers! I won't reveal which ones, but I thought that was such an interesting coincidence. Given that the shop is called No Nazar, meaning no evil eye, I thought the whole concept was especially fitting. The location is great, too, right in the East Village and central to so many things. It's about a 10-minute walk from the Missed Connections photo booth if you're looking for something else to do after grabbing your coffee. The girl behind the counter was also so nice. After getting my coffee and walking around for a while, I asked if I could come back and sit for a bit while waiting for my friend, and she was totally cool with it. Overall, such an awesome spot with a unique concept, great coffee, and genuinely nice staff. Would definitely go back!

Great concept adapted from Asia. Love this coffee with ability to pet any cat that comes by. Tho…read morelines can be long. Just be patient : )

Cats that you can play with or adopt! Will have to stop in next time - they have you remove your…read moreshoes. It was $20 for 40min. Reserve times, otherwise if it's busy you won't be able to get in to not overwhelm the cats. Located on the first floor of the mall close to the College Boulevard entry.

If you know me then you know I'm a huge fan of angry birds. I actually had a angry birds birthday…read moreparty when it came out for myself. I had no idea this cafe was here. I did love the seating. Its not a place I'd travel more than an hour to tho. The inside shares its cafe with another location that I didn't get the name of. There was a lot of merch here for angry birds. They also had phone cases here as well. You need to spend $10 to sit in the cafe. Theres under 10 seats to sit in. I did love the little canopy seats.

This is the only Angry Birds themed cafe in the world. It's actually a cafe and a retail store in…read moreone. The cafe has a wide selection of Angry Bird themed pastries, bubble tea and slushies. I recommend the ube cheesecake. They also serve standard hot food as well such as burgers and French fries. Customers can hang out in the large seating area which has a bunch of nest-like wicker chairs. In the merchandise area, you'll find a large variety of Angry Birds stationary, tote bags, plushies, clothing, glasses frames, toys and collectibles. And in the back of this place are private rooms for rent with games. Overall, this place is a must visit for fans of the game.

My first time purchasing at Tony salon. I usually walk by on my way to the gym and I decided to…read morefinally get some food. The food is seasoned very well from the peas and rice to the chicken. I will definitely stop by and try other options, just wish they have gave me more chicken on my order.

It's hard enough to find a proper Dominican rice and beans place these days much less a good one…read moreright in the middle of Flatbush. I walked in surprised to find the place in this neighborhood, and walked towards the back stopping and so happy to a beautiful slab of pernil, cooked to perfection. The guy behind the counter gave me a cheeky smile took a fork, and dug out some of the pork for me to try without me asking. SO. DAMN. GOOD. This is going to be my regular spot.