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Sugar Hill Cafe

4.2 (499 reviews)
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Iced matcha latte
Christopher W.

Great cafe with password protected Wifi. It was good to stay and work here while drinking tea. Chill cafe vibe.

Breakfast in Harlem
Pam S.

I think it's Me. I think I (hope) that people are happy to be in the service industry. Sadly I am realizing that isn't always the case. We came here for breakfast this past Saturday 7.6.24 myself, Little Bit and my grandkids it was like pulling teeth to get more simple syrup for my Arnold Palmer and when I asked specifically that my Eggs Benedict 'poached' eggs be prepared runny... I received a look of "well of duh" yet they weren't runny. I will say this though the hollandaise sauce was on POINT and the bacon was good too. My bad that I didn't realize (nor apparently read) that it didn't come with a crumpet or english muffin as it's vessel LOL The french toast was sooooo good too oh and the breakfast potatoes Manifique! All in all if you are in the area and you want something tasty that hit's the spot in your tummy come here! Street parking can be found and it's a short walk from the subway station. They have outdoor seating but we moseyed our way down the steps to where the restaurant was and sat inside. They had a communal table as well as 2 tops and (1) 4 in the rear by the restroom. Air conditioning too for these hot summer months is always a plus while dining. Respectfully Reviewed.

Chai Latte, Matcha Latte
Sandy V.

My husband and I had choose to have breakfast at Sugar Hill Cafe and were so glad we did. The staff are incredibly sweet. I had the iced matcha latte and my husband had an iced chai and they were so smooth and not sweet at all. The breakfast we had was very delightful. We highly recommended this cozy cafe!

B-Train Sandwich
Janelle J.

Met up with a friend for brunch at this hole in the wall cafe. So cute and homey, this cafe offers a variety of food and drinks! We snagged a table in the corner, ordered coffees and breakfast sandwiches. Service was friendly and the atmosphere was welcoming. Loved the coffee and bacon egg and cheese. Happy we stumbled upon this place! Highly recommend!

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Jayson C.

Nice little spot. Great vibes. The people behind the counter were very helpful. The food was tasty too.

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Nyamekye A.

I recently took a trip to New York with a couple of friends and early Sunday we wanted to get a quick bite to eat near 145th street before catching a flight back home. This was the perfect underground spot with GOOD breakfast food. The place is very small/tiny but you should expect tight spaces when coming to New York! Also, If your not from New York then you would think that the cashier look annoyed but that's just New York so I didn't mind at all! The food didn't take that long to come out and when asking for coffee recommendations I was able to receive good selections but I decided to settle for a nice bottle of apple juice which is in the fridge right next to the register I end up getting a build your own omelette with avocado, bacon on the side and onions, cheese inside of the egg. It was DELICIOUS' I finished my plate quick cause I was soooo hungry! I never knew food could taste that good. I really enjoyed their breakfast food. Very moist , bacon was crisped just right. I also love the house fries as well. I added alittle salt just because I like more salt on my potatoes. I would definitely come back again for the food but I would try to come early so I wouldn't have to worry about the seating. The seating is terrible and wish there was more tables dedicated for large groups to but we made the best of our the space we had. 8/10 just because of the space! The food was great. I would recommend this spot if you just want a quick bite to eat .

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Good food, prices were a little high but what do you expect. Limited seating so expect that you might have to stand or wait, but a cute spot worth a visit-- nice and warm outside the chilly weather.

Anthony C.

I really love this place! The food and coffee are top notch. Love the avocado toast and the B-train. (And they brought back B-trains on weekends. Best decision EVER!!!!) Their drip coffee is ‍‍. I've been going there for some time my two favorite baristas are Grace and Isabella. They are quirky, fun and always make my mornings before work feel special.

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Reviews are generally positive. People highlight the cozy and welcoming atmosphere, friendly and attentive staff, and enjoyable breakfast dishes. The popular coffee and drinks are also praised.

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Great for a stop in and getting a bite to eat. The staff are always kind and help you pick your food if you're indecisive like me.

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Thanks so much Monica! We appreciate the kind words. <3

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Great service and sweet sweet staff!!!! Also nice food options and nice coworking space

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Perfect little spot with a quaint vibe, good drinks and yummy food. I am so glad abfriend told me about this hidden gem.

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