So freaking good Pastries are bomb…read more Piña Colada latte is unreal must try As are their rum roasted beans Super nice employees fun spot good vibes good music

Such a cute little coffee shop with good vibes! They serve all the cold beverages in a reusable bag…read morewhich is cute Not too much seating inside but there's some extra tables outside You do have to walk down a couple steps to get into the shop

Wanted to write this review based on the wheelchair accessibility and laptop areas…read more There are coffee shops in the neighborhood with laptop rules that say you have to sit at the high tables. Obviously as a wheelchair user, I cannot sit at the high tables, and when I have asked the staff for understanding, other places have denied me. Ines let me use my laptop at a wheelchair accessible table without any fuss. Mark was very gracious. When I asked, he said, "we will make an exception." I felt heard without advocating for common sense and I greatly appreciate the humility. Thank you!

The place is cute and small. They have good happy hour prices on wine. The food we tried wasn't…read moreso great. My friend had been here before and raved about the escargot and meatballs. The escargot was covered with pesto that tasted like the basil wasn't fresh. Also, I'm sure there was plenty of garlic because the restaurant smelled like it, but I would have liked more garlic in this dish. The meatballs were mostly bread (there may have been some meat). After we complained, the item was removed from our bill by our friendly, polite, and conscientious server. Note: This is a French restaurant, but they didn't have any butter for the bread.

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

TikTok led me to Caffe Aronne and for that I am so grateful! I happened to be visiting the UES and…read morerealized I was nearby to the shop. So of course I made my way over and immediately fell in love with the ambiance! The cafe is reasonably large by nyc standards. My group was able to snag some of the comfy chairs in the back. I ordered the iced honey oat latte and loved it. The honey was subtle but did add a lovely touch of sweetness. And of course I need a pastry with my coffee and decided to switch it up and go savory because balance, right? The spinach pastry was AMAZING! Exceeded my expectations and was the perfect snack size- but I almost went back for a second one! Friendly neighborhood cafe that is worth a visit! The community obviously loves this place (rightfully so). So go show some support!

IT's usually fresh, lines move quickly, and same fare as all the other Breads in the city. Large…read morearea to sit compared to some of the other locations. It's pricey but food is fresh.

Breads Bakery does a fab job with holiday preorders. The process was seamless and so much better…read morethan stressing out and running to multiple locations to try to get doughnuts. They have a table to pickup preorders so you don't have to wait in the main line. I ordered a dozen for $39. You can select your assortment. Here's my review in order from the best to the least desirable, according to our group. Vanilla custard- the filling was thick and speckled with vanilla beans. It wasn't too sweet. This was the best according to our group. Strawberry filled- this is most traditional and Breads Bakery does a nice job. The jam is homemade. Pistachio- this doughnut was filled with smooth pistachio cream and was topped with a few pieces of pistachio. Not traditional, but they did a good job. Chocolate- the filling tasted like a semisweet or bittersweet cream/custard. Like the others, it was smooth. The vanilla was more popular among our group and I personally didn't love this doughnut. Mango- this was the one that those in my group felt missed the mark. It wasn't cloyingly sweet, so that was good, but the filling didn't do anything for us either. If you're looking for a mango dessert the one at Lysée is a real winner.

Incredibly chaotic brunch experience... I'd be surprised if they don't mess up anyone's order given…read morehow disorganized their system is and how overwhelming the crowd is. I presume this place is popular primarily due to its rather reasonable prices? Food was good, but not mind-blowing.

Very busy on a Saturday morning but good service and we were able to get a table for four people…read morepretty quickly as people were leaving. Food and drinks came out quickly. Tostini was my favorite and the flakiness of the malawah, wish it came with some meat on the side to make it more savory. Shukas were standard

I went to 787 at the E 80 St location. The server Isabella displayed very good customer service…read moreskills with enormous ability to sell. She used a very understated approach with such a simple and friendly demeanor . I sat there for an hour nursing my coffee as much as admiring her service skills. She could teach a class in customer service. She is a pro.

So, I obviously had to get the Iced Coquito Latte. It was good and unique, but not $12 good (or not…read moreworth the $3 for the nicer coffee). I drank it pretty fast. The barista was a little standoffish, but I liked sitting in the velvet chairs for a little bit. It's a great spot for people watching.

Loved this little hidden gem on the Upper East Side! It's the perfect spot for getting some work…read moredone between 3-7 when it's a little quieter while having a global snack (The Portuguese Pastel de Nata are my favorite and with a $10+ purchase you get one for free). I had their Peach Iced Tea but the Rose Matcha is also a favorite & although I don't drink coffee it seems that the French Kiss Latte is ordered a lot so grab one and leave your own review! Lol . The Banana muffin was really tasty too. I split it with a girl I met in the store and she said it paired really well with their iced coffee so that's a plus. It can get a little busy in there in the morning & at lunch since there's a hospital nearby (and they give them a discount which is really ni but they're quick so service isn't a problem. Finally, their little anonymous words of encouragement jar & the book crossing are super cool and a great way to spread sunshine in the city. Definitely check it out! FlightsxForks

This was a great little coffee shop to pop into while we were running errands in the area. I…read moreordered a cold brew and an iced latte. Both were great, especially on a hot day. I also noticed their Portuguese Pastel de Nata which I regret not ordering!!! It looked so delicious. The barista was very friendly, and it wasn't very busy when I popped in. This is mainly a pop in and pop out type of place, and I'd definitely pop in again

This is not a sit down and yap/sit down and work kind of coffee spot. It's small and there's only…read moreone table in the tiny corner of the shop where it's mainly people sitting to quickly drink their coffee or wait for their friends to get coffee. Most people are in and out. The coffee is rich and flavorful. The pastries are not bad either. Definitely a good neighborhood spot for those that aren't looking to spend their whole day in a coffee spot but instead are looking to grab and go.

What a neighborhood gem on the Upper East Side! it's a very cozy little spot, and every time I went…read morein while we were in town they were always playing classic rock (the way to my heart ). I adored their cappuccino -- you can tell just how high quality their coffee is upon the first sip (we had to buy a bag of beans to take home with us!). The staff are super friendly as well -- Oslo checked all the boxes for a local NYC coffee shop in my book!

Absolutely incredible pasta from this easy-to-miss UES spot! To start - the Strawberry Fields…read morecocktail is honestly one of the best drinks I've had in a while: the perfect mix of strong and not too sweet. The 2 of us split 3 pastas: the Truffle Gnocchi (my favorite item of the evening), the Cacio e Pepe (one of the best renditions of this dish I've had!) and the Rigatoni Alla Diavola. I would skip the focaccia if I came back - loved the butter but it was nothing special. 10/10!

Went here on a rainy, gloomy evening for a date night and though the weather was cold and frigid…read morethis restaurant immediately gave me the homey and cozy feeling that we were all craving. It was the perfect combination or an elevated cozy ambiance! We did also get there close to closing but they were still very accommodating with giving us time to review the menu and not feel rushed. The food came out pretty promptly, once ordered, and was very tasty! It was fresh, fragrant and showed many complex flavors in all of the dishes. One unfortunate thing was the burrata came out with no bread and you had to add that separately; but that may just be me. Overall the experience was great and the drinks were also very tasty (not pictured) but seemingly had a drink that was for every drink preference! Hope to go back again and try more of their dishes as well as their brunch

Loved the camera! And the waffle croissants. Good place for serious conversation. Excellent…read morecoffee!

I came back after about 6 months on Saturday afternoon for brunch. As usual the place was busy…read more Thankfully we came at the right time just when people ate finishing up. We were able to quickly place our orders and get a table. The place is small with a few tables and few outdoor seating. Simple decorations. The staff are friendly and quick with service. The food are freshly prepared and pretty tasty. Price is average for Upper Eastside. I would come back here.