I love this spot in the summer. Super popular local ice cream spot. They handmake all of their…read moreflavors and often will sell out. They are dog friendly, kid friendly and date friendly Lots of vegan and gluten free options here I think my favorite flavor of all time from here would be the blueberry cheesecake scoop. I love the inside it's simple with lots of tables, colorful benches outside and everyone who works here is super friendly

I went to a show at Joe's Pub featuring Amber Iman. It was a wonderful mix of storytelling and…read moreholiday music. She shared that she and her boyfriend had made it their mission to try as many hot chocolate stands and cafes throughout the city as possible. Their favorite hot chocolate spot? Sugar Hill Creamery! Lucky for me, it's right in my neighborhood and I can go on my way home from picking up my kid. What a treat that not only warms me to my bones but also reminds me of the beautiful sonorous voice of Amber Iman! Win-win!

Levain can do no wrong in my book as I'm a fan of well balanced chocolate chip cookies. I…read moreappreciate some crunch and some mushy and measuring chocolate chips with one's soul. Plus their cookies are generous which is perfect for sharing! I tend to like a sprinkle of salt as well and that may be the only thing missing from their cookie selection. I just stick with the classic. The past few times I've been, I've ventured out of chocolate chip cookies and have tried their cakes. The seasonal ginger one is so delightful. I appreciated the spicy kick and it was a big hit with young and old. Sadly, I tried to repurchase recently and was told it was an autumn special. I've tried their banana choc chip cake loaf as well, and love that the banana taste really comes through. Not too sweet. In terms of customer space, this location is teeny with lots of offerings so you often see people hanging out outside waiting for some space to clear to place an order. With two registers, however, everything tends to move quickly. This is a great location for us uptowners!

Absolutely amazing cookies. We had a caramel coconut chocolate chip and it was the perfect balance…read moreof salty and sweet. It also felt especially soft. Also had the seasonal lemon cookie and it was the perfect amount of lemon. It's a small store front but they still had the full selection. Also love the little levain postcards

Let me just get right to the point. These cakes are out of this world! We didn't plan on stopping…read moreanywhere to grab dessert, however, this delightful bakeshop is right next-door to the establishment we went to get hot cocoa at. And boy oh boy are we so thankful that we decided to stop in and give them a try. I had the strawberry crunch cake which was filled with so many flavors and the most important flavor which was the strawberry crunch brought me back to my childhood with the good humor, strawberry crunch ice cream bars. My friend had the vanilla and chocolate cake and he said it was the best cake he's ever had. The customer service is just as great as the cakes. From the minute, we walked in to the minute we paid and were headed out the bakers the chefs and the owner were all amazing folks. We will absolutely be coming back because I have to try the salted caramel cupcakes.

I was so disappointed in the dried out peach cobbler stiff shelled crust no syrup no taste just…read morecanned peaches and dough. I do not know what we think we deserve list the south excellent cobbler I did not gobble at all you look . The pond cake dry, thick and the lemon drizzle could have covered the look of the I will head bake downtown and get my sweet taste. I was bloated, stuffed and nauseated ready for the dumb and out of the ingredients. I do not know what we call our selves but none of this was from scratch. We are so use to eating junk we do not know what taste good. All I know is that was a waste of $20. What is wrong we us. No baker would agree. I got a head ache. So you deserve this review..Just dry and nasty. I am not use to this, we do not bake like our ancestors no taste seasoning. This Bakery deserve a score of P for pollutants. Baby food taste better than this..

I grabbed a slice of red velvet cake. The cake was moist with a good ratio of cake to frosting. The…read moreshop is super cute and on 125th street. I'll be back to try mini cheesecake or a cupcake.

Worse birthday cake ever!! I was extremely disappointed…read morewith this cake I paid $140 and this is what we got. Not worth the money. You can get a better cake at costco for 20$ this look like it was made by a child.

I was pretty surprised at first to hear that the rugelach were $3.25 each, but I have to say that…read morethese live up to the price (and to the Rugelach King title). I bought a few of each flavor for a gathering with friends, and they got rave reviews. The black and whites and pies also looked really good, and the person who helped me told me they'd been in business about 35 years. This was my first time visiting, but I will definitely be back any time I'm looking for some homemade treats. I'd love if the cookies could come in bakery boxes for presentation when bringing as a gift!

Excellent home baked goods. You will want to try everything the moment you walk into the bakery. My…read morefavorite is the carrot cake. It reminds me of my grandma's baking, making sure it tastes like real carrots and that you can see plenty of the carrots and walnuts :) I also noticed the owner's wedding photos on the wall. It made me put my hand on my chest and pause for a moment. A solid bakery creates memories that go beyond the food. Lee Lee's Bakery is a place you won't forget. You feel the people who made the food, just as they feel and remember you.

The service was amazing and the cake was even better this is one of the few cake places that I…read morewould ever go to she has a loyal customer now

.Her cakes r delicious and made beautifully we enjoy it my granddaughters it was everything she…read moreasked for lovely tasty

First, a tip: Mojo is now incorporated inside Café D'Anvers bistro, which is right on the corner of…read moreE 100th Street and Lexington Ave. Just walk in the door and the register is right there. Amazing chocolate mousse! My family all tried the dark chocolate, white chocolate, and hazelnut flavors. Even my picky kids enjoyed these desserts. Fluffy, rich, and tasty! (Food hack: I stopped at Levain right after and picked up a chocolate chip cookie. Spreading the white chocolate mousse on the cookie and eating it that way was the best thing I ate on our entire NYC trip.)

Ordered: 3oz Hazelnut Praline Mousse (~$5)…read more Aya's take: We were in the area looking for a quick sweet treat and Mojo Desserts came up on my list. It apparently used to be a standalone brick & mortar but turns out, it's located inside Cafe D'anvers now. We were looking for a few minutes before figuring that out. They have 5 flavors to choose from; we went with the Hazelnut Praline. The hazelnut was rich, nutty, and sweet while the mousse was creamy, smooth, and light. I really enjoyed it and definitely could've eaten another 3oz on my own! Aside from it being a bit hard to find (some signage would help), it was a great try!

It's the first ice cream shop in this area. My oldest is obsessed with the ice cream shop. The ice…read morecream is very good. Not a lot of flavors once again is a plus for me. There are no seats so you can't sit, the place is very small but there is a counter so you can stand and eat if you want.

Staff was not focused and lacked in professionalism. My ice cream was overly sweet. The shop was…read moreclean, though.

Loved the ambience and offerings at Kaafi! I have been mostly making chai at home to limit drinking…read moremy sweets, but the weather was just right and I succumbed to the temptation of having an iced beverage. I asked for the least sweet option and to my delight, learned that I could have their masala chai unsweetened. It was just black tea, milk and spices! A winner. There was a good amount of pastry options and I had a hard time deciding but ultimately landed on the chicken and cheese samosa, and the handmade rusk cake. The samosa was warmed up and served with a chutney sauce and a green (cilantro?) sauce. I liked them both but gravitated mostly towards the green sauce. The cheese addition was great in the samosa. It was my first time having rusk cake and I thought it would be soft, but the texture was biscuit like. Great flavor, not too sweet. I liked it with my tea. Next time I may opt for a slice of the tahini loaf. Staff were sweet and the service was leisurely, which I actually appreciated because what's the rush? Happy I gave Kaafi a try and will be back.

HOW can you effectively run a NYC coffee shop with ONE person working on the weekends in a major…read moreneighborhood?????? The coffee is good, people are nice, BUT PLEASE HITE MORE STAFF!!

Great ambiance, helpful staff, and one of the best cheesecakes my fiancée ever tasted. It really…read moremade the graduation party wonderful

The cashier was nice. I did come near closing time so there wasn't much left over. I bought 3…read moreslices of cake and they didn't have a bag to give me besides an old target bag. They cake is okay moist. Not super sweet which I like but honestly not anything memorable. I got 2 slices of red velvet and the vanilla cake.