Cute egg sandwich place. Loved the interior and design choices; it's very aesthetically pleasing…read more It's tiny inside and no bathroom (basically just a bench to sit on while you wait for your food), although there's an outdoor seating area, so it's best to grab and go. No phone orders either. It's about $9 for a sandwich, so not cheap, but there's lots of seasonal/combo promos and sales, and 10% off for paying in cash. They also sell Korean corndogs, katsu sandos, mochi donuts, and coffee/drinks. We got a pork sausage/cheese egg sandwich, and while I loved it (it's thick, fluffy, savory and very filling), it tasted basically like an elevated Egg McMuffin - no disrespect either since I consider it a compliment lol. Not the most spectacular food nor the best value, but it'll do in a pinch for a quick and tasty breakfast or lunch! I'd return whenever I'm hungry and in the area.

This is such a cute little cafe to grab a savory bite, sweet treat or refreshing bevy!…read more I was in the mood for matcha and saw that I was nearby. I was also hungry after traveling all day, but found myself in that awkward time period where I just needed something to hold me over until dinner. Korean-style corn dogs are sometimes a little to heavy for me to fully enjoy, but they're still just so tempting that I had to buy one since it had been awhile. The iced matcha latte I ordered came out quickly but the corn dog probably took about 10-15 minutes. I ordered a half cheese and half sausage, totally forgetting that most of these corndogs that would mean that the top is cheese and the bottom is sausage. (I enjoyed the cheese half the most!) My matcha latte was good but nothing outside of what I expected - overall I enjoyed it. Would I come out of my way to drop by hear again? Not so sure, but if I'm in the neighborhood I would definitely (and next time I'm coming for one of their egg sandwiches!)

Great customer service! This was my first time coming to this location as I've always gone to the…read moreone in Astoria. My nephew's favorite cake is their tiramisu and I called to check if they had it available. No one answered but 15 minutes later they called me back. The lady told me that unfortunately they did not have the whole cake but would be able to order one for me for later in the day. I explained that I needed the cake right away and she told me that they had 5 individual slices available. I told her that I would come and pick up the slices. She was super friendly and put the slices together so they looked like a whole cake. It's just so refreshing to have such great customer service nowadays!

The coffee is excellent! The service is very friendly and…read moreall the desserts and gelato are mouth watering goodness

I very rarely go uptown but today I felt the need to try out The Townhouse Cafe! This is located in…read moreEast Harlem and it is actually locate near bus stops and near the 6 train. They have another location that recently opened on 9th ave which is much smaller and has a different vibe to it. Both locations are very good though. I was talking this morning to I think he is the owner of this cafe and he was super nice. The barista was very nice as well. This is a cute, cozy feel to it coffee shop that also has a small outdoor back patio where you can enjoy your coffee and pastry and get work done or just relax. They also have two small tables outside in the front of the shop. I tried their iced cappuccino and a Lavender iced latte. I enjoyed the Lavender one better. I will be returning here as it has a great vibe to it. If you are in the area I highly recommend stopping by here.

I recently stumbled upon this cute little cafe that I probably passed by a few times before. The…read morestaff was incredibly welcoming and even handed me a punch card for my future visits. They definitely made my morning brighter with their friendly interaction. The ambiance is lovely and they have a nice patio in the back, perfect for extra seating or getting some work done. Those seats specifically are not as comfortable so might need some padding if you do have a lengthier stay. I appreciated that they offer free wifi for customers, although I didn't notice any outlets available. I ordered a mango tea that was refreshing and light, just what I needed for the day. Overall, I had a good experience.

Excellent as always! Service was great and the staff couldn't have been better!…read moreWill be back - again and again.

Excellent donuts with creative flavors. They make cake donuts, yeasted donuts, hand pies, and…read moreassorted croissant-type pastries. Everything is a bit more expensive than I'm ready to shell out (especially the beverages, which are solid but unremarkable) but pastries are often half off around closing if you get the loyalty program texts.

Lovely neighborhood place. Amazing sourdough bagels and chocolate chip scones, and it's the only…read moreplace around to get good baguettes. Staff are super friendly. The coffee will do the trick but their food stands out more.

Honestly rather disappointed…read more Tried their chocolate croissant but it was on the blander side. Not that flaky/buttery, rather poor lamination. Overall, I would not recommend their chocolate croissants, but will likely return to try their other breads.

I loveee it here. Everything is so fresh and tasty. I got the platter ($12) and it was fantastic-…read moreworth every penny! Highly highly recommend.

I live nearby and really wanted to love this cafe! I came in for a tea and pastry and was told…read moreafter buying my tea (10 min in) that nobody except those "actively eating" could remain at the tables. I was working on homework, another table was just chatting.. these seem like normal cafe things? The petite woman who was running the counter and told us this had an attitude. If there was a special event, there should have been signage. If this is normal cafe policy, there should have also been signage. Had the woman working been at all pleasant and/or clear about needing the tables, I would have been a repeat customer.

I've passed by this place regularly and never thought to stop in since I'm a weird person that…read moredoesn't drink coffee. Thankfully, my friend suggested this place for breakfast and we decided to try it out. The cafe area has plenty of seating and is brightly lit. I really liked the pictures inside. Our server Cesar explained that the portraits are from Mexico where their products are sourced. They have a no laptop policy which is great if you want to sit somewhere and simply enjoy your food. We ordered a variety of breakfast specials which are a very reasonable price of $15. I got the country breakfast and my friends ordered the eggs Benedict, and indomable omelette. The pancakes were light and fluffy and came with the most delicious sauce that combined maple syrup with butter. The butter cuts down on the maple syrup's sweetness and just made it the perfect combination with the pancakes. I could actually just drink this sauce by itself, that's how good it was. Our server Cesar was awesome! He answered all of our questions and made us feel very welcomed. Would definitely recommend coming here for a great breakfast!

The kind of coffee shop you want to stay in…read more Recently, me and my mom were walking through our old neighborhood in East Harlem after an appointment. We were on 116th, walking from 3rd to 2nd to catch the bus, when we came across this really cute little coffee shop: Indomable Coffee Co.. At first, we noticed the little order window outside where you can grab your coffee, but then we realized you could actually go inside too. We peeked at the drinks and immediately knew we had to come back for breakfast. And baby... I'm so glad we did. First off, I love that it's a true be present kind of space. No laptops, no people buried in work, no weird "coffee shop office" energy. Just people enjoying their coffee, food, conversation, and the moment. I really appreciated that because culturally, that kind of communal experience means something. Sitting down, sharing a meal, talking, connecting -- it just felt good. Now let's get into the food, because yes. One thing you need to know: they do all-day breakfast for $15, which honestly is such a win these days. You can scan the QR code for the menu, but they also give you a physical menu, and there are so many good options. They also serve lunch, so it's definitely a breakfast, brunch, and lunch kind of spot. For my drink, I got the iced dirty horchata con marzipan, and when I tell you it was everything I didn't know I needed... wow. I'm a coffee girl, and this was perfect. It gave me exactly the energy I needed without having me feeling like I was about to vibrate through the wall. It was refreshing, flavorful, and still had all those classic horchata notes I love. It was so well balanced. My mom got the coconut matcha latte, and I had to try it. It was really good, and she loved it. She's a big matcha girl, so that says a lot. For food, my mom had their breakfast burrito, which is one of their signature staples, and she loved how light but still filling it was. I ordered the caramelized banana walnut pancakes with a side of scrambled eggs because... why not? And let me tell you, those pancakes were EVERYTHING. Perfectly fluffy, cooked just right, not overly sweet, topped with fresh bananas and walnuts, and the sauce was so good. They were super filling too -- so filling that my mom definitely slid over and helped herself to some, and honestly, I don't blame her. Everything tasted fresh and intentional. The service was also really great. Our server was sweet, attentive, and genuinely welcoming. While we were there, we even saw some firefighters stopping in for coffee, which tells me this is probably one of those neighborhood gems people already know about and keep coming back to. The ambiance is exactly what you want in a coffee shop. It's quaint, cozy, homey, and peaceful without feeling stiff or overly curated. It just feels comfortable. We're already planning to go back and try lunch (there's another drink I have my eye on too), so safe to say this spot is officially on my list. If you're in East Harlem and want really good coffee, delicious food, and a genuinely relaxing atmosphere, I highly recommend checking them out.

Came here because I saw they had a current scone. I had one of those on a visit to Queena once and…read moreit was just an amazing flavor. The price was reasonable so I bought one. The place was very small inside but it had some space available to sit. They had other pastries I was intrigued to try, but didn't want my eyes getting bigger than my stomach. If it tastes anything like I remember, I'll make a return for more and with a follow up review. For now a thumb up for the friendly service and selections they have to offer. Happy Yelping!

AMERICANO LOVERS BEWARE - OVER-PRICING!!…read more I was so excited to come and try my local charming coffee shop and bakery, but was hugely disappointed. I have tried iced americanos all around NYC and never have I EVER been charged more than 6 dollars for an iced Americano. It's basically an iced shot of espresso with water. No speciality, no sugar, nothing. My server proceeded to pour tap water from the dirty sink into the cup that she's going to hand me. 8 dollars for WHAT? I am so appalled, and highly disappointed. would never recommend for coffee lovers to come here. Ridiculously overpriced.