this was an amazing experience, we dropped by before heading over to the moma and it was the…read moreperfect premuseum meal. TRY THE PEACH BLISS SMOOTHIE!! incredible and very affordable.

THIS CAFE IS LITERALLY NEXT TO A WATERFALL i'm…read morescreaming!!!!!! but this little park is v peaceful except for the pigeon who wanna get a nibble on what u working with! You order at the window, and then wait 10-15min for your name to be called. prettyyy simple. it is popular tho! so sometimes you may need to wait. OK so, the foodstuff the bombay hotdog was rly rly interesting. I love onion! so that was fun for me. it come with a little salad to refresh ur palette and honestly felt light!! like a good little snackie. the green juice was good too. refreshing. but no toilet at the park so be warned!!!!! THE EGG SANDWICH was just okay. good to pick it up and run. next time maybe try other things too! i love how unique this menu is. :D

We were looking for some quick pastries something to eat before we went about. We discovered this…read moreplace and decided to go there. They had a decent selection of pastries and dessert and food. We got a couple of chocolate almond croissants, a chocolate chip cookie, a fruit bowl and a few other things. Everything was pretty good, but the croissants were kind of flattened. I don't know if they're supposed to be that way or not but they still taste so good The staff were all very nice and helpful. They even kindly directed us toward the bathroom when we were looking for it and gave us the code. It was crowded inside, but we were still able to find a seat in the back. It can get very loud inside with everybody talking, but that didn't bother us overall pretty good place for pastries and desserts.

I work a couple blocks away and saw this place for the first time this morning. As we had loved…read morethe baguette sandwiches we had in Paris last year, I decided to try to them for lunch. I saw on their website they had the quintessential Parisian sandwich on the menu - Ham, Gruyere and butter on a baguette. First... The price at L'Ami Pierre was more than what is listed on their website. I don't like that and I am pretty sure it is illegal in NYC. Second... Must have been sitting around since early this morning as the cheese was glistening - which is what happens to Gruyere that sits out too long. Third - Virtually no butter. French butter is excellent - would have been nice on the sandwich. There was a tiny trace of butter on the corner of the baguette. Lastly - a 5 and half inch tiny sandwich for $13.34. At the office, some one asked me where I ordered a half sandwich. Overall, the sandwich was DRY! The ham itself was good, the cheese was absolute junk (and Gruyere is my favorite - we have in the house all the time) and the bread was good. I ended up adding butter I had in the office, because it was too dry to eat otherwise.

This is a bit easy to miss from outside since it is attached to another store, but it is very cute…read moreinside and actually has a decent amount of seating! I arrived around 4pm on a weekday and it was empty. I didn't realize they have another location in Manhattan until a friend recognized my cup and said they also have good sandwiches. I got a seasonal drink which combined cider with masala chai. I was warned by the bartender it's sweet, and he wasn't wrong, but it wasn't that bad. I also didn't realize they sell Kettl matcha which is my favorite local NYC brand for matcha, so I would def go back to get a matcha latte next time (and a sandwich!).

Great cafe and cheese shop. I've tried:…read more + Iced matcha with oat milk and strawberry rhubarb jam - amazing + Chocolate chip cookie - decent + Iced black sesame latte - good, but tasted more cinnamony than black sesame. Can skip + Chicken salad sandwich - amazing They brew Sey coffee and Kettl tea!

I picked up a smoothie and they blend it front of you. Their smoothies are fairly priced for the…read morearea. It definitely tastes healthier than getting a boba drink. Theres a variety of smoothie options to choose from. My suggestion is to allow customers to customize their own smoothie by picking fruits and vegetables. Also, I notice a lot of the smoothies include orange juice and I don't know if that orange juice is freshly juiced or from a bottle. I would like an option without orange juice as I feel like that's just added sugar. They also have hot food inside the cafe. You can order sandwiches, salads, or some healthy quinoa bowls. I might check out the quinoa bowls next time.

The quality of your dining experience will be different on different days of the week. we ate here…read moreon a weekend and received very friendly and thoughtful treatment. And the breakfast food was excellent. So, we came back a few days later for more. But it felt like a different place. The woman at the register was very rude when I asked her for a pastry and a fresh squeezed orange juice. Inexplicably, she said to me, "Talk to the guy." I have no idea what that even meant. The pastries and the juices were displayed right there in the case next to her. There was no "guy". I had to repeat myself and insisted on what I wanted by pointing with my fingers. When I noticed that the menu signs has a lot of misspelled words (for example, "plater" instead of "platter"), it became obvious that this place is run by people not comfortable with doing business in English. The kitchen has a problem with cross-contamination. My order came with sliced scallions with eggs. However, the strawberries on my wife's French Toast had a strong taste of scallions. It was apparent the same knife was used to cut both the scallions and the strawberries. Yuck!!!!

We enjoyed a light dinner here yesterday before the knicks game. Go Knicks 2026! We got two juices…read moreand two tartines. The sit down service was good. Plenty of seating. The juices were freshly made and tasted delicious. The sweet ginger was refreshingly sweet and crisp tasting with a zingy ginger aftertaste. The up beet was more tart and earthy tasting but also had a bright hint of ginger. You can see the fresh foam on the juice. I also appreciate they didn't put ice because I got more juice. The tartines were fresh and savory as well. They are basically open faced sandwiches on sourdough. The burrata tartine was topped by prosciutto (extra) and multicolored grape tomatoes. There were basil leaves layered throughout. The croque madame is hot and cheesy with plenty of gooey Gruyère and ham and a delicious sunny side up egg. The portion was just right. Will be back to try other things!

A perfect example of schedules aligning: I was done with my doctor's appointment at 12:40. I was…read morestanding on 41st Street and Second Avenue. My friend was working a blood drive on Park and 41st. Her lunch break was at 1:00 ..... so we met for a quick bite! Never heard of Tartinery, which appears to be a small chain. But it fit the bill. One of those warm fall afternoons, we snagged a table on the patio looking out at the street. They actually could accommodate a lot of people outside. I have a thing for chicken salad and appreciated my open-faced sandwich on toasted sourdough. I thought the smattering of pistachios and celery ribbons was a good touch. I wasn't in the mood for salad, but a side is reasonably priced at $4.50. D ordered a dessert-like item: Nutella and caramelized banana. When I asked how many stars, she said "it's Nutella and bananas!" Yeah really, you can't screw that up! At 2:05 D was back at work and I was headed to the First Avenue bus.

Great place, arrived for a late breakfast and ordered the mushroom, red pepper and onion omelet…read more Good selection of food for lunch or breakfast. Prices were reasonable. Service was good, food came out quick.

It was a fun NYC diner experience. We stay in midtown and our go-to breakfast place is closed on…read morethe weekends so we wanted to find a new place. Service was speedy and the coffee was piping hot. Food was good and plentiful and we would dine here again. Pretty basic offerings and the only negative was that table seating was a bit tight.

Eataly is expanding so much, but thankfully the quality didn't suffer at this smaller outpost in…read moremidtown. My iced cappuccino was quite good, Eataly consistently serves up delicious espresso. At this location they also have gelato right next to the front counter; some of the usual food (panini, sandwiches), and additional seating in the back. It's a clean space with lots of lighting, but given the location, it's not easy to find a seat, even with the additional area in the back. But at least there's a (locked) restroom for customers!

The food was delicious. We were there at Christmas time. It was beautiful and easy to get to.read more

Was seeing a Brody matinee at 3 (Oh Mary with Maya) and had already walked and explored about 20…read moreblocks. Some rain blew in. Needed a place to chill. What a great spot in the food court of Grand Central. The baked goods and others eats looked amazing but I decided my calories were best located in one refreshment, a Mojito. The service was attentive but not pushy. A nice spot to spend 35 minutes.

Consistently Good. Second time at this place and enjoyed time with friends. There was a small…read morewait for seats but everything else went smoothly. We were there for after work happy hour, the drinks were half off. The Pinot Noir was delicious. The food was good. Recommend the charcuterie board and smoked salmon. Service was also good. Carlos was amazing. If you missed a train after work, relax, and enjoy a glass of happy hour wine.