Love this bakery so much! I'm a super fan of their dulce de leche latte. It's the perfect amount of…read moreespresso yet not too sweet, paired with a biscuit or any bakery goods they have! It's heaven sent! I'm lucky enough to live walking distance and talk myself out of going everyday lol definitely recommend!

Went to get the bacon egg and cheese on a croissant and the BLT with sliced avacado…read more The BEC was good. My father enjoyed it very much. The BLT with sliced avacado was delicious. I couldn't stop raving about it to my family. Definitely going to get another one.

Came back here after some time away. They didn't have the flan by itself anymore unless you bought…read morea big one. Not sure if they ran out of the small ones or just don't sell those anymore. I got the flan cheesecake instead and it was good though! I was skeptical but the two does work well together. I also got the berry napoleon and while the whipped cream is light, I prefer a custard and the layers to be crispier. I did get their butter cookies for the first time, and they were good. Parisi bakery still have the best ones in my opinion. I got the Italian cheesecake which I always do, and I think I like this refrigerated more. There doesn't seem to be a difference between cash and credit anymore.

I love Lety's Bakery & I'm glad it has been in Jackson Heights for a while & many years to come…read more The employees there are always very sweet & everything I've had there was great, some more than others of course (like the flan & rainbow cookies stand out more than other things to me). Everything I've tried so far has been fresh as well. The one important thing to note though is that the flan cheesecake is amazing (who even came up with that haha) & I do think the textures do mix well BUT only when eaten fresh. In short, do not take the flan cheesecake to go as it does not travel well at all, even if it's for a short distance. Simply enjoy it inside the cafe instead :).

Ordered the milo milk bubble tea. I haven't had milo in decades! The service was very efficient…read more The bubbles weren't your traditional black round bubbles. These were translucent brown rectangles, and had the consistency of a firm jello. It was delicious. I would recommend it.

As stated before, I finally came back to try the savory foods from Tea Cup Cafe!…read more Starting off, my fiancé ordered the Crispy Fish. The sauce that was served was absolutely delicious with the signature tanginess and sweetness of Thai food. The hot pot that I ordered was also enjoyed to the fullest! The food here was super good but also I love liver so I was glad they had a hot pot option that included that! After a delicious meal, we finished off with the mango bingsu which also was a huge hit! The bingsu was super fluffy and light! This meal was definitely worth it and didn't leave me feeling super heavy. The service was also great even though they were always full house with some parties waiting and only one person serving. I will be back next time to try their Thai barbecue which I saw people having and I could stop looking at! On top of all this, the server or manager even gave me a free Melona ice cream which I paired with the bingsoo after he saw that I was pregnant which I thought was super sweet. I don't live too far from here so I also want to add that even though I have not added a review, I always go to this restaurant to grab a coconut Thai milk tea to go (I am not even a huge Thai tea fan)! For some reason, I love the coconut thai tea from here and always find myself craving it.

I came here for a brunch date with someone and loved the atmosphere of the cafe. It's very…read moredifferent than the intercontinental vibe of the neighborhood and more modern millennial working on laptops with good music and interior design. I got the peppermint tea and spinach wrap and both were very delicious. Definitely going to come back here if I ever need to work on a long paper or edit some video. Highly recommend if you're a vegetarian like I am.

I'm here visiting from the Pacific Northwest. I was thrilled to see that my family's neighborhood…read morehad, what appeared to be, a cozy espresso bar nearby. The atmosphere is indeed cozy with quaint outdoor seating as well. Unfortunately, I gave their iced matcha latte two tries, on two separate days. Sadly, their version of an iced matcha latte is watery and lacks the matcha flavor, despite being green. It just tastes like milk. It takes a lot of flavored syrup to make this drink taste better, and syrupy drinks aren't good. The first time I had it, I was surprised to be chewing on ginger pieces that were floating in the bottom of my drink. Luckily, I like ginger and, more importantly, I'm not allergic. I passed it off as maybe their unique twist on a matcha latte. When I went back for a second try, I asked them to not put ginger in the drink, to which I was told ginger should have never been in the drink and the whisk they used was likely not fully cleaned from a drink that contains ginger. Uhh, gross! And not a good practice for a restaurant serving the public. I forgave the first mistake and ordered another iced matcha latte with lavender. I get back to my family's house, take a sip, and notice they omitted the lavender. Had to walk back to get it corrected. The young lady taking orders was very apologetic and swift in correcting it. However, her colleague wearing a bandana on her hair was not as kind and seemed to be irritated at my kind request it be fixed. Both of my experiences have been off putting and I simply will not be back! Thank goodness the neighborhood has alternatives like Over The Moon and Qahwah Valley. Espresso 77 would benefit from improved quality of their products, cleanliness, and customer service.

To all my fellow milk tea loving Asians, this is really close to the hugely popular Molly Tea in…read moreflushing. The food: Dragon Bud Jasmine- no bubbles and 50% sugar. It is basically identical to Molly's without the line, the same price and a short walk for me. https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=Y_iTTjKvV5hLy-880SZzlA&select=tbQGl18u5o20_-Cf2vNJRQ

Cute spot! The workers are friendly and nice! They have caffeine free tea options and some…read moredesserts to accompany your drinks. It is really small, so I think it had a table with a couple of chairs...so I think it's more of a tea-on-the-go kind of vibe.

This small French bakery is a great place to get a bite to eat or get a delicious pastry. I brought…read morea strawberry shortcake.. it was very delicious. Not too sweet. Cake is very light. Service is fast and friendly. The café is just like going into a café in France.

This was an interesting French bakery, and I had fun walking around and looking at all of the baked…read moregoods and treats. What I didn't like was that there was a big sign on the outside of the restaurant saying that they had bagels, but when I walked inside and asked where the bagels were, I was told that they don't have any. Kind of weird. Overall, I don't want to say too much about this shop, because it isn't really my type of restaurant. However, if you have a sign advertising that you have bagels, please actually have some bagels.

STOP scrolling and go to Elm Roastery. Seriously. My wife and I walked in on a whim and walked out…read moreready to move in permanently. This place is a vibe -- warm, buzzy, effortlessly cool, the kind of spot where you sink into your seat and suddenly two hours have vanished and you're totally okay with it. Now let's talk drinks, because WOW. The blueberry spritz? Sunshine in a glass. Bright, fizzy, refreshing, perfectly balanced -- not a drop too sweet -- and gone way too fast because we couldn't stop sipping. And the espresso martini... stop what you're doing. Rich, silky, with a real coffee punch and that gorgeous cloud of foam on top. Easily one of the best I've ever had. These people don't make drinks, they make magic. And the service? Off the charts. The staff were warm, attentive, genuinely passionate, and treated us like regulars from the second we walked in. Not one detail missed -- from the first hello to the last glorious sip. Elm Roastery didn't just win us over, it won us for life. Two devoted new regulars, reporting for duty. FIVE ENORMOUS STARS.

Elm Roastery is a must-visit if you live in Queens and want a really good matcha or specialty latte…read morewithout making the trip to LIC or Astoria. The drinks are consistently well made, reasonably priced, and easy to come back for. The café is also very accommodating if you want to stay awhile, whether that means catching up with a friend or getting some work done on your laptop. Elm has become one of those reliable neighborhood spots that is easy to recommend, and I would happily keep coming back.

Mokafe offers more than your eyes can handle. They have lattes, coffee and amazing Adeni Chai. I…read morewould highly recommend trying out their Pistachio latte, which is probably one of the best I've had in a very long time. I love the cozy interior feeling when you walk in because it's relaxing and makes you wanna get more and more haha! They have everything from chai, coffee, delicious sweets and refreshers. If you're in Steinway or any of their other locations, I would highly recommend stopping on by and trying out one of their goodies. The baklava and Kunefe looks so delightful, the folks down at Mokafe definitely know what they're doing and they're killing th coffee and chai game!

This is such a cute little cozy spot! I love the decor, very relaxing and inviting. I even saw…read morepeople with their laptops working. I've been wanting to try this place for a while and glad I finally did. I had to get matcha and saw they had a new mix with Pistachio which turned out to be so good! Sadly we had eaten before so we were pretty stuffed and didn't get a chance to try their pastries but always next time! Definitely will visit again.

there cakes are amazing and delish they personalized a cake for…read moreme and it was the hit of the party thank you Panetino

Love their tres leches and strawberry shortcake. Their empanadas are great too. Mostly everything…read moreI've tried so far has been good.

Coffee, baked goods, acai, Mexican plates, salads, quinoa bowls, spoon desserts, avocado toast,…read morebreakfast sandwiches, dragonfruit bowls, lunch sandwiches, shaved ice, and grab and go drinks in a nice light-wood room. It's a chain. They got most of the things you would want to wolf down on the way to work. The room is nice, but you can get it to go if you have a bus to catch. There are lots and lots and lots and lots of desserts staring right at you. Prepare to be tempted. My mocha was first rate. My acai was banana-y but fine. This place will cover most of your everyday needs. Do you want to take Grama here for her seventy-fifth birthday? Maybe you want to pick somewhere a little more special for that.

Omfg. I went there yesterday and today to get my coffee and breakfast and what is wrong with…read moremanagement!!!!!! On the hottest days, there was no AC and I felt soooo bad for the workers. They look like they were dying in the heat. I asked one of them if she was ok as she look like she was about to pass out. If management is reading this, you need to do better for your employees. How can you expect them to work in such bad conditions and not even be there to help them. Turn on the AC for Christ sakes. I wish I could have done more for the workers.