1. Best coffee for miles around. Matt (the owner) is a perfectionist…read more 2. Friendly, neighborhood feel where an assortment of locals congregate and everyone feels welcome, whatever your age, background, political views etc. 3. Great atmosphere, including choice selection of period music and curated display of vintage sheet music covers on the walls.

Very sweet coffee shop facing the Mount Kisco train station. My map led me to the train station…read moreitself but it's actually across the street next to a salon. The interior is very classy and sleek, with an old-timey French cafe vibe. The array of pastries looked fresh and tasty, though I did not partake this visit. I opted for the Caffe Shakerato, and while it was expertly prepared by the barista/owner, it just wasn't my bag -- it was very strong and the coffee was too bitter for me even though it had some almond milk added. Next time, I will opt for something different.

We were looking for a café, where we could set up a board game, get a nice cup of coffee, and the…read moremusic would not be so loud that we could not enjoy one another's company. When I say, we found the perfect spot, we found the perfect spot. They were playing music, but not at that stupid loud volume that everybody seems to think they need to play music in a venue where you want to have a meal with friends or a cup of coffee and chat. It was there, but not intrusive. It was a great combination of eclectic without that mainstream pablum that you hear in every Starbucks, every elevator, every doctors office, everywhere. They had a wonderful selection of coffee and all of it was very reasonably priced. The staff was lovely; greeted me immediately and went out of their way to be kind. We found a great table and we were able to play and never felt like we were taking up too much space. Other people found their tables and everybody was very friendly. The decor was funky and just what I want from a café. They had food and pastries that I didn't get a chance to try, but my mocha with oat milk was fantastic. We live in Connecticut, but we might travel to go here, just because. Just because.

Cannot say enough nice things about this little Haven. The…read morecutest homey atmosphere run by a Truly Beautiful Woman... Mimi. If you are in Mt.Kisco definitely stop by for a coffee and snack. You won't be disappointed!!

I was in Mt. Kisco and craving a good bagel, so after a quick Google search, I found this spot…read more They've since closed their downstairs storefront and now operate upstairs, mainly catering. The setup was easy enough to find, but the overall vibe felt a little limited. I ordered a sourdough bagel with cream cheese and a plain croissant. Both were okay -- fresh, toasted, and crispy (maybe a little too toasted). The croissant was huge, which was a nice surprise, but it wasn't buttered, which I definitely prefer. I also wish they had more bagel options available when I went, and I'm personally not a fan of applying my own cream cheese -- part of the bagel experience for me is having it done for you. It also seems like the only add-on option now is cream cheese, which is a little disappointing if you're hoping for a full sandwich or variety. On the plus side, there's parking right outside, which is always appreciated. Overall, it wasn't a bad experience, just not great either. I might give it another try someday, but it's not at the top of my list.

If you don't start salivating when you open the door I might question whether or not you are alive…read more All the baked goods look amazing. My fiancé and I specifically ordered the "CRO-BEC", a bacon, egg, and cheese croissant, and everything sourdough bagel, and a couple coffees. I had the bacon, egg, and cheese, which was made with a fresh cooked egg, which you do not often find these days, with just the right amount of bacon and cheese stuffed in one of their beautifully flakey fresh baked croissants. I will be craving this sandwich for some time to come! My fiancé's everything sourdough bagel was everything a bread lover loves about a bagel and sourdough. It was so flavorful she hesitated putting cream cheese on it. The coffee they serve is from Atomic Coffee Roasters, which never disappoints. It's smooth, flavorful, and for folks that are sensitive to acidic things that trigger heartburn (me...) you will not have an issue. I always drink my coffee black but I'm sure I'd be just as good with stuff in it. All in all, if you are in the area and like bread, pastries, or a good cup of coffee, you should make sure you stop in. FYI, most navigation apps will direct you to the front of the building, but swing around to the back and you will find a parking lot with spacious parking and the entrance to their shop.

4 stars is mainly because it is a nice change from typical hospital fare. They have decent coffee…read moreand espresso, as well as fresh baked goods and a refrigerated case with sandwiches, fruit, drinks, etc.. Far better choice than searching out the nearest Starbucks (hex on that). Unfortunately, it is in a hospital and, if you are going here, you are likely visiting someone who has been admitted. I do, however, like the setup and the fact that it is a mini oasis and escape from otherwise less pleasing endeavors (unless it is to celebrate a new birth). Bon appetite. And take a deep breath.

All the "Littles" are staples here in MK and for good reason. The food has been consistently…read moreexcellent for years. Had a craving for a Nutella strawberry banana crepe so we ventured out on a snow day for lunch. Sonia, our server, is a delight. The food was top notch as always, definitely need to come here more often!

Amazing. Idk how…read moreI've never tried this place before but ordered from here last night for a little post dinner "snack". We ordered two sweet and one savory crepe as our "snack" after dinner lmao. Veggie crepe: love the vegetarian options. I also love how customizable it is. We didn't want the onions and mushrooms and were able to take those out in our order. This was amazing, gruyere was a really good choice of cheese here. Romeo and Juliet: vanilla cream, sliced bananas, strawberries, chocolate sauce, chantilly cream. Also very good, you can't go wrong with this combo. I do wish the bananas were actually sliced horizontally rather than vertically because it is hard to consume that large of a banana in a bite. I suppose I could cut it but don't give me more work to do. Chocolate brownie: holy shit this is genius. I don't recall there being dulche de leche drizzle like it says in the menu but basically it's a crepe with a fucking brownie on it and vanilla ice cream. Incredible. And I wonder why my weight went up on the scale today. Definitely need to order from here again when I'm feeling naughty.

John from Westchester ; Visited Bia American kitchen with my…read morefam, for our anniversary The place is a beautiful restaurant A beautiful bar The staff is very professional and friendly, The food as usual was excellent from "When I Dip you Dip" appetizer to the salmon everything was excellent And it made for a nice evening for the family, Thank you all, see you soon And anyone reading this if you've not gone make it a point to visit and enjoy a good meal And always remember "Mangia Bene, Vivi Bene"

We had a dinner reservation tonight to celebrate my husband's birthday, only to walk in and be told…read moreour reservation had been canceled because we "didn't confirm it." I have honestly never heard of such a thing. What made the situation even worse was the way we were treated afterward. Instead of trying to accommodate us or show any understanding after hearing it was my husband's birthday dinner, we were essentially told to leave. It was appalling and incredibly disappointing. Shame on this restaurant for treating people this way. Hospitality and basic kindness clearly mean nothing to them. We wish them lots of luck in the restaurant industry because treating customers like this is unacceptable.

I had this place saved for a while and was in the area this past weekend to finally try out their…read morepastries. The bakery is small, the pastries are behind the counter and its hard to see what they have available through the plexiglass. The owner told me which ones they had and I decided to go with a butter croissant, almond croissant, and a cheese danish. Overall, I was pretty unimpressed with their pastries. The croissant was average.. almost felt like croissants you can get at grocery stores rather than a bakery. The almond croissant filling was very eggy though i appreciated how not too sweet it was. The cheese danish had white raisins maybe? at the bottom which threw me off as Ive never had ones with them in it and I personally am not a fan of raisins. They do accept credit cards but its $15 minimum

I'm a retired baker of 52 years so I know pastry...you need to stop by to pick up a piece of…read moreheaven...their Hazelnut Dacquoise (gluten free) Hazelnut meringue layers filled with dark chocolate mousse, praline whipped crème, and hazelnut buttercreme. The flavors are excellent as the texture just melts in your month wanting another slice. Stop and say hello to Patrice and his beautiful wife, Lauren, to buy your desserts.

Had the pleasure of going in there today. Great Wonderful and peaceful establishment I ordered a…read moredanish and a hot tea. Very very great service. / nice tasty cinnamon raisin bun. I loved it . I will definitely be back again and again. Check it out people l. You will enjoy great service great food and wonderful fresh baked goods and people

I ordered a Americano here and got pastries to go. The…read morecoffee was okay The pastries were great.

Loving this new Caribbean spot run by the family behind the beloved food truck Bazodee Street…read moreFoods. They've got their own place now! The jerk chicken and their rice and peas are off-the-charts good (I could drink that jerk sauce!) And then the owner kindly gave me a piece of the oxtail to try and wow, I'm coming back for that next time! It's insane! Went on opening day and it was so great seeing so many regulars come out to support and pack the place. Coming back for more of everything and trying the fried plantains next. 5 stars!!!!

Get the trini doubles and roti! According to their menu, they offer it Friday through Sunday. The…read morechickpea is so savory and the roti shell (or skill) is soft and a bit flaky. If you like it with a bit of a kick, ask for it spicy. The people who work here are as nice as can be. It's great for a quick bite. They have a couple bar stools and tables for indoor eating and cafe seating for eating outside. It's the best thing I've had in a long while. Can't wait to return for the oxtail!

Anytime we've ordered any desserts from them, they have messed up our order, even on special…read moreoccasions. Very disappointing. Find another bakery that will honor your order.

Stopped in here because I was craving something sweet. Picked up a coconut cupcake and 2 small…read morecookies. Cupcake was underrated for $5. The size was def smaller in comparison to other bakeries I've visited. The cake itself was good, frosting was condensed, didn't eat it all. The gentleman who helped me was nice and pleasant. Very welcoming. Didn't appear they kept a lot of baked goods in stock. Not sure I'll be back.