What a gem ! You might not get yourself to be in that…read moreneighborhood very often (even though it's a pretty cool one with beautiful architecture & buildings) But if you are - go to this charming place with great espresso and great vibe & service. In addition- you got to try this shrimp po boy ! It's ridiculously delicious! Definitely recommended !!!!

It's fun in here! I went in a little before 11a on Thursday and they had the best jams. I ordered a…read morematcha and a chicken sausage, egg and pepper jack cheese breakfast sandwich on a biscuit. I would have liked my biscuit to be a little more fluffy, but appreciated the multiple cheese options and sausage alternative. Matcha was great! NBHD is spacious and the decor is super cute and comfy. Loved the enclosed outsoor seating. Currently too cold to enjoy but strikes me as a delightful spot for people watching and soul nourishment. All in all I thoroughly enjoyed and am looking forward to stopping by again. The shrimp po' boy is calling my name!

This is a decent boba place in Upper Manhattan. Board games and books are available for anyone who…read morewants some brain stimulation in addition to their afternoon boba fix. I liked the spaciousness of the place and chewiness of my boba. The drink itself is also not too sweet, which I like. This is in a non busy part of north Harlem with a park 2 blocks away if you'd rather take your drink outside. I'm here for Tidal Tea!!

Nice local boba shop boba is normally of a good quality drinks are made quickly and always taste…read moregreat!

Manhattanville Coffee on Edgecombe Avenue was the perfect place to start the day and, fittingly,…read morethe perfect place to say goodbye. After a few days in the city together, my friend and I stopped in for breakfast before parting ways. The vibe was cozy, relaxed, and welcoming, exactly what you want from a local coffee shop. The giant windows lend a ton of natural light, especially for place that almost needs to wait until midday for some sunshine. The bagels absolutely hit the spot: fresh, satisfying, and exactly what we needed. Nothing overly complicated, just solid, well-executed breakfast. They have pastries and sandwiches, as well, but your girl needed a real New York bagel before this trip was through. What really stood out for me, though, was the hot cider on special. It was warm, spiced just right, and comforting for a November morning. I could easily see this shop as a regular go-to of mine if I lived in the neighborhood.

Rise n shine Harlem. This spot has been hot for a solid decade. Their coffee is always so good and…read moreconsistent. I actually don't think I've ever had a bad cup. I will say the latte is milky though so if you're not big on coffee taste it's probably the better drink to go for but their cappuccino is perfection.

Whenever I'm in Harlem, I find my way to Lucille's. At this point, I barely look at the menu…read morebecause my order is set: the kale salad with grilled chicken, one guava waffle with guava rum butter, and a brown sugar latte. Yes, a kale salad and a guava waffle. Stay with me. The salad is fresh, savory, and hearty, especially with the grilled chicken. Then comes the waffle--warm, slightly sweet, and topped with guava rum butter that melts into every little pocket. Oh my goodness. Taking a bite of the savory chicken and kale, followed by that soft guava waffle, gives me the perfect sweet-and-savory meal. It should not work as beautifully as it does, but it absolutely does. And the brown sugar latte? Always. It's smooth, comforting, and sweet without tasting like someone poured syrup into a cup and called it coffee. The space has the easy, unhurried feeling of a neighborhood coffee shop, but the menu is giving a real brunch experience. It's cozy and beautifully lit during the day--the kind of place where you can settle in and enjoy yourself without feeling rushed. The service matches that energy. Everyone is attentive, kind, and genuinely knows the menu. They always greet you with a smile and give you exactly the right amount of small talk: enough to make you feel welcomed, never so much that it interrupts your peace. The atmosphere, the people, and that guava rum butter keeps me coming back.

STOP LOOKING. ORDER FROM LUCILLE'S RIGHT NOW…read more The pizza is truly remarkable. The crust is perfectly crispy with a fluffy center. The toppings and combos are delicious. Make your own if you're not feeling theirs. It's worth it. Also writing this review because they are just quality people. I ordered a vegan pizza with some toppings but wanted pepperoni and that wasn't an option. I made a note asking if a substitution was possible, knowing it likely wasn't because of a price difference. I'm not vegan, but I needed a dairy-free alternative since I am breastfeeding a baby with a cow milk protein intolerance. The LOADED up my pizza. Truly stand-up humans. Thanks, Lucille's, if you're reading this: you made my night!

Harlem Café is the freshest Cafe in Harlem! The ingredients are definitely in house and they take…read moretheir time cooking the food here! If you want fast food do not come here because the vibe is the complete opposite. Our server was the sweetest guy ever! He felt like home, a soft, kind experience that actually made me feel great energy for the rest of my day. Sometimes all you need is kindness!! I got the potatoes and eggs and I really enjoyed the way they made the potatoes because they added things that other restaurants usually leave out to save money. Thank you for a health conscious plate with great veggies and flavors. I enjoyed my coffee and my mimosa. Everything was portioned great and the prices were reasonable. I went on a rainy day and even then the place looked clean and organized. Can't wait to go when I'm not in a rush! 10/10 recommend.

We were walking around Harlem trying to find breakfast and stumbled upon this place! Everyone was…read moreso friendly & warm. We had mimosa and a few different lunch options. It was nice enough to sit on the patio! The croque monsieur was so good! I would recommend this place if you are visiting Harlem :)

It looks like PROOF Coffee Roasters has been closed by the NYC Department of Health since August…read more26, 2026, due to sanitary and hygiene issues. We really enjoyed visiting this coffee shop with Bobbi. The coffee had a deep, rich flavor, and the hot pastries were excellent. The interior had a natural, simple atmosphere and always seemed tidy rather than dirty to us. Unfortunately, the city inspectors made the decision to close the shop. We hope they can address the issues and reopen soon.

They get 0 stars . They were SHUT DOWN and officially closed by the Department of health for the…read moremost disgusting violations racking up an astonishing 120 points. What the hell? Take a look at the violations below that I took from the website. 1) Cold TCS food item held above 41 °F; smoked or processed fish held above 38 °F; intact raw eggs held above 45 °F; or reduced oxygen packaged (ROP) TCS foods held above required temperatures except during active necessary preparation. 2) Food Protection Certificate (FPC) not held by manager or supervisor of food operations. 3) Food preparation area, food storage area, or other area used by employees or patrons, contaminated by sewage or liquid waste. 4) Filth flies or food/refuse/sewage associated with (FRSA) flies or other nuisance pests in establishment's food and/or non-food areas. FRSA flies include house flies, blow flies, bottle flies, flesh flies, drain flies, Phorid flies and fruit flies. 5) Live animal other than fish in tank or service animal present in facility's food or non-food area. 6) Sewage disposal system is not provided, improper, inadequate or unapproved. 7) Food, supplies, or equipment not protected from potential source of contamination during storage, preparation, transportation, display, service or from customer's refillable, reusable container. Condiments not in single-service containers or dispensed directly by the vendor. 8) Establishment is not free of harborage or conditions conducive to rodents, insects or other pests. 9) Garbage receptacle not pest or water resistant, with tight-fitting lids, and covered except while in active use. Garbage receptacle and cover not cleaned after emptying and prior to reuse. Garbage, refuse and other solid and liquid waste not collected, stored, removed and disposed of so as to prevent a nuisance. ARE YOU KIDDING ME?? I don't care if they NEVER open again I will never and I mean NEVERRRRRR ,,,step FOOT in that disgusting establishment again. I know damn well the employees knew how disgusting that place was and yet they served us every day with a smile on their face. I am pissed. and to think I left a tip with every cup I bought.

Charming little coffee and wine shop…read more I have been for both coffee in the mornings and for wine/light bites in the evenings. The happy hour is a great value with $8 wines! They have a wide selection of food in the evenings. The staff is always so nice and kind. I love the decor and this place is very chill to just hang out in solo or with a friend.

This is a cute cafe, but what I really come for is the Georgian food that is served in the evening…read more (Georgia as in the former Soviet republic, not the American state). My favorites: lubya. A pinto bean stew served with delicious Georgian bread and a variety of pickled vegetables. And then there is the khinkali, lamb dumplings. The khinkali have a little doughy twist on top. This is not just aesthetic flourish. It's there so you can pick up the dumpling with your fingers (once it's cool enough to handle), take a small bite from the bottom, and drink the lamb broth from inside. It's so unbelievably good. Once you are done with that, the rest of the dumpling is waiting to be consumed. Please follow these instructions (asking your waitron to help if necessary). Eating it any other way will not do.

One of my favorite boutique juice bars in Harlem. Super discrete and aesthetically pleasing…read more The decor is brick and earth. There is cool seating space, Felicia has such good energy and professionalism.

There is a lack of consistency here. They often don't have all of the fruit & vegetables to support…read moreeverything on the menu. The service is ok. There's one girl that works there and looks miserable. Seems to be preoccupied with her face and lips. The other girl seems very sweet and accommodating and has answered all of my questions on alternative options. The ambience is very nice. Reminds me of a lil tropical oasis. Do not go there according to the time they are scheduled to open. They are late at times so give them an hour or so to arrive.

Theres a lot of "Eek! Methinks not" here. It was one of…read morethose mornings in the city where I had to be in my car for an hour and a half until the alternate side parking hours passed. I ended up starving and looking for a place in the neighborhood for a breakfast sandwich. Rimar looked good from the outside, there were a bunch of banners announcing them as a "brand new" business having a "grand opening". Once inside, I realized that was probably not true. Looking around, I didn't see any coffee nor was there any kind of posted menu indicating the possibility of breakfast sandwiches. The man behind the counter was friendly enough though, and took my order for 2 bacon, egg and cheese sandwiches on a roll. He also indicated that he DID have coffee. Great! While I was waiting in the store for 15 minutes for my order. I noticed a woman (maybe another owner) casing the place down and staring at everyone who entered. I noticed that the rest of the store sold only a bleak selection of junk food. There was nothing interesting on the shelves! I noticed a man and woman come in, have an entirely transactional conversation and then leave, buying nothing. I noticed two separate hipsters walk in, look around and then walk out. I waited and waited. Finally, my order was ready. Without any register or paper calculations, the man told me my order was $10 exactly. Not feeling too good about that. The coffee was super hot and actually ok, I think he brewed a fresh pot on my request (thank you for that). The breakfast sandwiches were pretty awful. Greasy eggs, strangely chopped and super greasy bacon, you get the picture. I think Rimar could really do much better. They are in a great location without a lot of direct competition, in a neighborhood, that I am certain, would support a nicer deli with expanded options.

Into this place. Nice people, solid pizza and really really good prices. Awesome deli too! This is…read morea great addition to the neighborhood. New Yorkers know there is a wide range in bodega quality and this is one of the best. Edit: This has become a regular sandwich spot for me. These guys make a premium sandwich.

Service is consistently one of the slowest here when dining in. I think it's because there's only…read moreone server. The breakfast burrito here is great, but my favorite is their club sandwich. I love how crispy the bread is. Sometimes the bacon is a little too salty for me, but I still love it. The sandwich is huge so it's good to split with someone. I wish the pickle was a half or full pickle instead of the quarter. I get this with their spicy espresso sauce and that's really good, too. The ceasar salad was overdressed. Their burger is good and so are their fries. Portions are large. I also like their spicy latte and they have an iced oat milk rooibos tea that's very good. Their espresso martini is also very good. I like to drink my coffee black, but the coffee here wasn't hot enough for me. Their pastries are solid, but not something I would buy again. I've tried both their sweet and salty pastries.

Nothing special…read more It's a place to get a pricy coffee and order something light (limited menu). Some people might really like the coffees with a ton of add ins, but it's just not my cup of tea. The sandwich also was falling apart - I needed to use a fork and knife to eat it. The service was friendly at least, and it was fun to listen to the Britney Spears albums they had on.