Stopped in for a wine on a brisk fall evening. I liked the ambiance, it was lively, filled with…read morechatter and dim lit , exactly what I was looking for. Love the outside option. Service was good and timely. I'll have to pop in next to grab a bite.

Came here after work and had a good experience…read more My friend lives by and has always wanted to visit so we finally did. We each sampled a few wines and everything tasted yummy. I'm not a wine person generally speaking so I can't speak on how good the wine was, but I didn't dislike anything that I had, so that's a good sign! Service was friendly and consistent. Overall, had a positive experience.

lovely cafe my wife and i have fallen in love with - it's delicious and a great vibe…read more i just rented the space out for a baby shower and it was a tremendously fun time with delicious snacks and drinks the owners are fantastic - highly recommend!

Lovely coffee shop located close to the subway station. We were on our way to visit museums along…read moreCentral Park on the upper east side and this was a nice little breakfast stop. They have unique variety of options for both drinks and pastries. I got the Tennessee Latte which the staff described as a drink with bit of honey and cinnamon infused. It was delicious! We got two pastries to try - the Parisien Croissant with everything croissant as well as the spinach and feta Friand. They also restrooms as well as indoor and outdoor seating. If you're in need of charging your phone they also have a rentable battery station in the coffee shop!

My favorite place in the neighborhood! They know my order by heart!…read moreI am in the café several times a week!

Staff is snobby af. They will not acknowledge you until they are good and ready. Hard to feel…read morewelcome here. Everything is an inconvenience to the staff apparently.

Hidden gem! Food was great (taste and price), service was excellent, and there was ample seating in…read morethe cafe, even with an event occurring at NYAM.

The cutest out of the way cafe. I've passed it a 100 times. So glad I stopped. The place is quiet…read more The employees friendly. It's clean and neat. I had the Croque Monsieur. So big and filling. Loaded with ham and cheese. My doctor will be proud! (Kidding) I'll be back and often!

I have no idea what this place is at this point. Some reviews said it was a Bluestone but there's…read moreno mention of that inside. There's one sign for "Chalsty's Cafe", another for "Amy's Bread", and the menu is really limited. The turkey sandwich I had was good but really small so I'm glad I also ordered a pastry, the cranberry pecan bread. Overall, not a great value for $22, but I suppose I'm paying the NY premium and the Museum premium... The two guys running the place were nice, one suggested I have them toast the sandwich which I think helped because otherwise it would have been pretty boring from a texture perspective.

Chalsty's Cafe is the cafe inside the Museum of the City of New York, on the second floor. It has…read moresome pastries (made by Amy's Bread) and drinks. They also make sandwiches and coffees. When I visited on a Friday afternoon, there was only one staff person working - one person taking orders, making coffees, and making sandwiches. This meant a bit of a wait. But my little cookie (rye and ginger) and my cappuccino were good. Not a bad place for a snack if you're in the museum, but it's certainly not a full restaurant as some museums have.

Solid breakfast options. Had the chai latte and their breakfast platter. Appreciate that they have…read morefull on hot breakfast options! They have some seating outdoors and a lot of tables indoors.

Really great coffee and a very nice croissant. I searched for bagels on yelp. They do not have…read morebagels.

A great place to grab a cup, chocolate croissant was buttery and flaky. The Spanish latte was…read moredelicious, creamy and sweet. The lady who took our order a friendly and the guy making the drinks just jamming out to music. Good vibes all around! The seats at the back are a little wobbly, there's a few community style tables and a couple of single seating. Smaller cafe, but it's great just as that.

This coffee shop felt like a nice ambiance change of the busy and bright street nearby. There was…read morean overall cozy and toddler tone, with light chatter but not overwhelming despite being packed. There is a large menu with multiple options for both tea and coffee. Impressively the offer the Kyoto Brewing method which is a slow drip with ice water, employee stated it takes 8 hours. Unfortunately I was unable to try as they didn't have enough for a full cup. Ordered an ice spanish latte, nothing particularly special but it did the job. My friend ordered an Iced Chai and we found the cinnamon flavoring overpowering and did not finish. Much like slow sipping a fireball candy. The employees were sweet, ambiance was great. I would try again for the Kyoto method but stay away from the chai.

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!!

Cozy space serving very very good coffee and a nice array of pastries including pandebono! Servers…read morealso accommodated both Spanish and English speaking clientele seamlessly. Really great cafe spot, though not a huge space inside. No matter - a great drop in spot for sure.

Good matcha, quick service. Lots of drink and food options. I got the matcha and enjoyed itread more

the BLATE was amazing!! as was the strawberry matcha!!…read more This place is super cute and hidden inside the church next to it and right across central park! Great if you're needing a spot close to the MET or central park or just walking around museum mile. Also perfect for brunch/ breakfast. There's some seating inside and some seating outside and on the weekends it is always busy. Service is great. Be prepared to wait awhile as not sure if you can make reservations and it was very busy when I went. Tables come and go pretty fast though.

Located right across the street from Engineers Gate its a nifty spot for runners to grab a healthy…read morebite and tasty iced coffee after a training run around the park. The Athletes Breakfast Burrito with a mixed greens salad hit the spot. We had nice service, got a table pretty quickly even on a crowded weekend morning, and never felt rushed. Bonus was scoring an outside table on a beautiful day. Menu has more than enough to choose from for a small cafe in a church setting. It's a smaller menu but fits well here. I also thought prices were ok and pretty much representative of the area. No complaints as I've never had a bad experience here. Plus, they have a decent bathroom too.