All Harry Potter fans needs to put this on their list of must-sees when visiting NYC. Two levels of…read moreeverything and anything HP related. You got clothing, accessories like house colored ties, socks and hair bows, wands, housewares, books, toys etc. There's also a small section for New York exclusives like t-shirts, mugs and socks. Design is black and gold with the words Harry Potter New York on it. I got a pair of socks for $8.00....not bad. For those who live near a Universal Studios, you will see some items here that they also sell in the theme parks. There's also a small cafe area for your pastries and drinks. My friend got a mini sized "happee birthdae harry" pink cake + pumpkin juice. I had a sip of the pumpkin juice and it tasted like thick consistency apple juice. It's not bad but it's not something I would personally order. When it comes to the food items, think novelty over quality. It's good for the 'gram, ya know? There's one single bathroom is located on the second level. Be sure to check out the Dark Arts/green Slytherin room. Plenty of photo ops in this store.

My bestie wanted to visit this place for "butterbeer". Never heard of it but she is a Harry…read morePotter fan She enjoyed her drink along with the take home cup. She also got some pastries. Nice spot to sit and drink/eat We picked up some cool stuff including a nice big umbrella. Staff was friendly and gave my nice a treat for her birthday. I'll be back

wow! the ice cream was so kawaii and delectable. I tried the pom pom purin mango ice cream and it…read morewas so good!

Stopped by here yesterday really quick before they closed with my family for my son birthday. He…read morewanted some ice cream so we went inside and it was so beautiful and cute inside. They had lots of machines and games to play. My son tried to win a prize but didn't he still had a lot of fun doing it. We will come back another day to really try the place out. The kids loved the ice cream. The service was very pleasant and very nice the staff members were very kind to us.

Love this karaoke spot! The bartender even sings--what a fun vibe. Food was surprisingly good, and…read morethere's both an open mic at the bar and a private AC room if you have your group. Perfect mix of great tunes, tasty eats, and lively energy.

We had a great time at Japas. We had booked a large party of 15 people in advance and they made…read morebooking very easy. They have great packages too. We did $45 a person for unlimited drinks, 2 hours of karaoke and some food. It's a great deal. The room we had was large and well air conditioned. Use of the karaoke system was easy. The bathrooms were clean and located in the back of the place. Some of my friends got a little sick and caused a mess. The staff were very kind about it however. Highly recommend Japas for karaoke.

This coffee shop was made from me. From the Turkish coffee to the live DJ to the NO NAZAR vibes…read more.. it's just absolutely incredible in here. Rupsi is the owner and she is so adorable; truly passionate about providing an artistic space that promotes good energy. I love that about her. Had the pleasure of meeting her during my visit. The highlight here is the coffee (of course). You need to try the Turkish coffee. I forgot what kind of latte I got here but it was great. The friend I went with got a chai and he loved it too. The design of the cafe is so intentional... the decor shows Rupsi's desire to have a space that radiates good vibes. I'm obsessed with the fact that she has in-house DJs playing to make your coffee trip a unique and pumped up one. I had to stop myself from spending lots of money here because the jewelry and accessories that she has in store are sooooooo cute lol.

This is a tiny coffee shop that mixes in with art and music in the East Village. They have dj sets…read moreI think on weekends. They also have a little section where you can purchase jewelry, coasters and keychains just to name a few. There is some seating here to enjoy your coffee at. They have a few food items too, but I did not get food. I tried the Turkish coffee and an iced latte. The Iced latte was very milky. The Turkish coffee I really only got because it comes in a beautiful pot/cup. It is not something I would think I like but I was wrong. I liked it more than the Iced latte. I was shocked. Their cups they have here are cute as you can see in the pictures. It is a good vibes only place. If I am in the area I would deff come back and try out a different drink and give it another chance.

If I could leave zero stars I would. Used to be my favorite shop in the city but when I went to the…read moreshop today (a 45 minute trip) the shop was closed and there was a sign on the door saying "back in 30 minutes" - I waited the 30 minutes, nobody came so I DM-d the shop and someone responded saying they would reopen at 5. Aka 2 hours later, not 30 minutes. When I called out how ridiculous it is to mislead customers like that the person on instagram was incredibly rude in response. Not worth the attitude, take your business elsewhere. UPDATE - whoever runs their instagram account "threatened" me by saying they would screenshot and post our conversation. 1. I do social media for a living and have for over 12 years. It's illegal for a business to post anything from a customer without explicit consent. 2. Still zero accountability that the "be back in 30 minutes" sign was put up in error as they actually meant that they would be back in 2 hours.

I've been here a few times and I love it! Great service, great product. I recommend getting their…read more"Orange Moonshine" strain to anyone that wants to try what they have! (and yes I have hella experience so I can attest that it's good stuff!!)

I stopped by here for a hojicha latte today, the place is super beautiful inside. The Hojicha latte…read morewas pretty good too, the staff was also very nice.

Cute little coffee spot a block off of Union Square. Cool vibe, great coffee and nice service. Fun…read morelittle architecture inside as well.

The place is pretty cute and we stumbled upon this store without having known that Chobani has a…read morecafe. It's pretty pricy though but was pretty good. The portion is a decent size and had a lot of toppings.

Last time we ordered 2 soups and 1 sandwich/waited for 10 mins and there was no food and after…read morewaiting so long we asked where is my order and they being said totally forgot to proceed the order. Unbelievable!

So the tiramisu spot is Cafe 2BY2, and I believe they do serve food, but honestly, we didn't go for…read morefood. We went there for one reason and one reason only: tiramisu. My mom knows I love tiramisu, and she had been wanting to take me because they have so many different flavors. Of course they have the original, but they also have pandan coconut, passion fruit, matcha, lychee, and a bunch of other flavors. And yes, I did post a picture of that display case because it is so cute and looks amazing. The whole spot is really cute and quaint. Definitely one of those places where you can sit in, chill, do some work, and just enjoy yourself. I love anything cutesy, honestly, so I was already sold. For drinks, my mom got the Dalgona coffee, and I got the pink guava latte. Both were really good. The coffee was made really well -- smooth, balanced, and just really enjoyable. Now for the star of the show: the tiramisu. Baby... that tiramisu is a HIT. I got the jasmine matcha pudding tiramisu, and my mom got the pandan coconut. Mine was so light and fluffy. You could taste both the jasmine and the matcha, but neither flavor was overpowering. Sometimes matcha desserts can feel too earthy or heavy, but this was perfectly balanced. It gave exactly what it needed to give. My mom's pandan coconut was really good too. You could definitely taste the coconut, and it was just really smooth and well done. One thing I thought was super cool is they actually have this little menu book that breaks down each layer of the tiramisu and explains what's in it. I meant to take a picture of it because I thought that was such a thoughtful touch. And what I loved most was how light everything felt. You know how sometimes you eat dessert and immediately feel heavy and lowkey guilty after? None of that here. It was light, airy, flavorful, and satisfying without feeling like too much. You could actually savor it and enjoy all the different flavors without it being overwhelming. They also have a full coffee and tea menu, so there are definitely more drinks I want to go back and try. And yes -- they take cash, which y'all already know I appreciate because cash is becoming rare these days. The service was really great too. The young lady working there was super sweet and really helpful with explaining everything and helping us choose. Overall, I loved it. I'm a tiramisu girl through and through, and they absolutely got my vote. We're definitely going back, and next time I'm probably grabbing extra tiramisu to go because it was that good.

A cute little tiramisu-themed cafe in the East Village area! Although execution didn't quite live…read moreup expectations/the hype, I still enjoyed their desserts. I wish there was a multi-flavor flight option because I was struggling to decide between multiple flavors but ultimately ended up picking 3. My favorite was the pork floss one because I love a sweet-savory combo. I was surprised at how generous they were with the pork floss and how well it complemented the cream. Definitely reminded me of the Ando dessert but without the mochi component. The matcha one was a little disappointing because the matcha flavors weren't prominent at all, and if anything localized to the top where the powder was. Wish the cake component was more moist. The chestnut earl grey was better than I thought! The earl grey tea flavors weren't too prominent but present and contrasted with the nutty and sweet chestnut flavors. I wish the tea to chestnut ratio was higher. The store has a good amount of seating in the back but take-out is also very convenient. Staff members were a little awkward but we got our tiramisus packed in no time.

Hands down one of the best viet spots I have had in a while. I tried a variety of their dishes…read morewhich all were good. But the best ones were honestly the Banh mi sandwiches, tom yum soup and chicken curry noodle soup. Also their drinks were refreshing and I was craving more of them haha. The service was very nice and ambiance is pretty chill. You guys gotta come here and try the food which are great prices as well.

Probably what you would expect exactly from a Banh Mi Cafe. It is a small and cute shop in prime…read morereal estate, so you should expect a hefty price for Banh Mi here. What they charge more for, they more than make up for in the quantity of the sandwich. The people are also extremely friendly, so that is a major up. I ordered the traditional banh mi, as this will ultimately judge any shop on how good their banh mis are. The bread is fantastic. I am not sure if they make their own daily, but it certainly tastes like it. They are very generous with the vegetables, so it makes the banh mi appear larger than standard. Everything else is alright. The deli meat (pork roll and sliced ham) and pate taste as they should. This is definitely a place to search up if you are looking for a traditional banh mi and do not feel like chancing any bad ones nearby.

Omg!! Sweetest people work here! Smile and huge hello truly made my day…read more Menu wise: Love that they have noncaff drinks. Hibiscus tea for the win, especially on a hot New York day. Big brekkie (my friend got) looked and smelled so good I regretted not getting that. My miso mushroom bowl was super healthy, it had a pickled taste overall from the kimchi which I didn't expect. It was yummy though if you like pickled foods. Good rotation throughout the day so you can snag a table. Interested mix of people. Overall great place for lunch or breakfast.

It's a cute coffee breakfast spot. We got cold brews, the merriweather sandwich, and mushroom…read moretoast. The merriweather sandwich was pretty small (needed a side or something)- I enjoyed the kick of the sauce. The mushroom toast was good (I think it was the yogurt sauce but it was kind of tangy. We also paid more to add a poached egg). The total was around $38. The food was good quality but portions weren't filling- maybe if the food came with sides? like hash browns or salad?