Amber's Haus of Coffee is the place to be!! Such great vibes- warm friendly atmosphere- super…read moredelicious concoctions! We stopped by and are so glad we did. We were treated like old friends, had delicious drinks, and can't wait to get back here again next time we are in town!

What an amazing Fine! The owner is generous and really goes out of her way to get to know you. It…read morefeels like you're in someone's living room as you order coffee and have a place to sit with brick and stone-covered walls plus a cozy atmosphere. Anything can be customized to your liking and it is not super crowded due to its location on a quiet street. Highly recommend this place if you're looking for an off-the-radar spot that offers unique coffee selection, desserts, and a friendly owner!

I finally tried every black sesame item from this viral asian-french patisserie in NYC…read more Everyone knows Salswee for the cute fruit-shaped cakes, but I honestly think people are sleeping on their black sesame menu. I was pleasantly surprised by how rich and nutty all the black sesame flavors were, and that's high praise coming from me because I grew up eating a lot of black sesame desserts in Asia. ＊Black Sesame Mochi Cake $18.99 I got this mini whole cake for my birthday. Perfect size for a small household (around 3 to 4 slices). I just wish the chiffon had a stronger black sesame flavor, and I would've loved even more mochi and black sesame lava inside. ＊Black Sesame Puff Square $6.95 HUGE and such a good value for the size. It's a croissant cube with black sesame butter swirled all throughout the loaf. The inside pulled apart easily like fluffy milk bread, while the outside stayed crispy and buttery like a croissant. I could not stop tearing off piece after piece. ＊Black Sesame Latte $6.99 The black sesame latte was SO GOOD I got it twice in one week. It had this super nutty black sesame cream foam over a black sesame milk base, and I could actually taste both the rich sesame flavor and the coffee.

Swung by on a Sunday around 11 and there was really a small line of people. The display case for…read moresavory pastries was full but the sweet pastries were almost half empty (they seemed to be in the middle of replenishing it as I left). I ordered the orange, mango and mushroom suisse. There was a bit of a wait for the orders but it wasn't too bad. The cakes were secure in mini boxes and everything was packed into a nice paper tote bag for take out. The desserts were very delicate upon first glance but also easy to break apart (so things got a bit messy). The orange dessert had a more mellow and lighter flavor compared to the mango one. It had a orange mandarin jam center covered with a vanilla cream layer. I didn't really care too much for the chocolate rice crisp bottom layer. The leaves were maybe peppermint though if it was mint then that would make the whole dish edible. The mango dessert was sweeter than the orange one. The mango jam filling was sweet and had a few pieces of mango that were a bit sour but didn't take away from the overall sweet mango flavor. The cream covering the jam must've also been mango flavored. I really liked the mushroom suisse! I reheated it in the microwave for a bit before eating it. I loved the crispy exterior as it contrasted well with the softness of the puff pastry middle. The mushroom filling was also tasty as it reminded me a bit of cream of mushroom soup. I'll be giving their other savory pastries a try during my next visit. FYI, if posting on socials for the complimentary pastry, do so before ordering.

Truly a bakery style donut. Freshly made, great fillings, with a beautifully fried raised donut…read moreshell. One donut is definitely plenty. They also served a variety of French pastry as well.

I've always wanted to try this donut every time I walked by, but is it worth $6.50?…read more Well I gave it a try today, the answer was easy! Unfortunately, the answer is NO, not worth the $6.50, maybe worth half the price. The chocolate flavor is barely there, almost nonexistent. In other words, the glaze was only for show. There is too much dough, and the glaze was paper thin, seriously!!

Ed was amazing! Very sweet waiter! I will come back again and ask for him. The food has a very good…read moretaste too.

I just stopped by for a drink and discovered the amazing Fraise Crémeuse. Jorge suggested it, what…read morea great bartender very attentive and welcoming. I had such a good experience that I had to post about it. I'll definitely be coming back!

My cake was beautiful and delicious I recommend using bake…read morestreet. I picked the cake up in Queens with minimal contact. I paid online.

WARNING! CAKE was AWFUL! FELL APART!…read more I ordered a cake from a professional baker (Soma cakes) a few years ago that was beautifully made but was a bit bland, so I decided to look for a different baker. I found BakeStreet online, and I chose a baker, only to find out these are not "professional" bakers but HOME BAKERS! I didn't realize they employ home bakers until I asked my baker for the address. The NYC address they use for their business is NOT a real bakery! I thought these were professional bakers working out of a bakery. I found this part to be very misleading and only found out after I selected my baker and paid a deposit. My baker was 30 minutes from the city by car. I had made a deposit, and even though my intuition told me to back out, I decided to take a chance based on her reviews. I'm really curious if the reviews for the bakers are from real customers. Makes you wonder. You have to realize these cakes are being made in their homes! There are no sanitary rules that you know are being observed. My cake was placed in a cardboard box, and although it didn't really look like what I wanted, and the tassel, lettering, and diploma looked amateurish, what can a customer do after they paid for the cake and need it for a special occasion. Seriously, this is a great way to get ripped off! Once we got home and took the cake out of the box, it was falling apart, and the company had the nerve to tell us it was made properly! This cake was worth $100 maybe $150 but NOT almost $400. A cake that is baked properly will not fall apart after a 15 minute car ride! At the time that I picked up the cake, I told her I could hold it in my lap, but she said it wasn't necessary and placed the cake in the car. My Soma Cake that lasted an hour in the car to a different location never fell apart! The company had the nerve to offer me a $50 credit for a future cake that I would NEVER purchase! Why would I purchase another cake from a home baker? Poor customer service! They can enjoy my money! What a RIP-OFF! If a cake cannot make it in 15 minutes from pick-up to your location, there is something wrong with the cake! If you want to have a cake beautifully made, use Soma Cakes but don't get the red velvet. She is very talented. Her cake looked so realistic and we received a lot of compliments, but unfortunately it was bland, but it was a lot cheaper than what this company charged me, or you can just make your own cake. I'm sure it will be better than the disaster I received! Also, PLEASE do your research on this company. They have bad reviews on TrustPilot! If you want an okay cake, order from here. If you want a cake for a really special occasion, please go somewhere else. Find a place with an actual bakery and professional bakers. You will pay the same amount but get better results and not have to deal with their awful customer service!

Stopped by Grace Street while looking for something sweet and a little different, and this…read moredefinitely fit the bill. We saw the milk tea boba toast on the menu and had to try it. It came out as a thick piece of deep-fried toast topped with ice cream, boba, caramel popcorn, and strawberries on the side. Not healthy at all, but really good. It's one of those desserts you probably wouldn't get every day, but worth trying at least once. Fun to share and definitely something different from the usual desserts.

Usually when I learn that something is pricey and hyped up it fails to deliver. When I found out…read morethe cheesecake at Grace St was $15 almost 2-3 times the cost of cheesecake from places like Veniero's or Eileen's (which in my opinion are top tier cheesecakes) I was a bit skeptical about Grace Street and their cheesecake. Anyway, I ordered the matcha cheesecake to go. The place itself was rather busy but the to go service was fairly quick. The matcha cheesecake was very good and very unique. It was fairly dense as compared to the cheesecakes I mentioned, which is think is why it's more pricey. I would go back to dine in and try their other cheesecakes.

Great coffee, pastry and snack shop inside the Lotte NY Palace…read more Always a line but fast so you're never waiting long. You can grab a coffee, pastry, sandwich and other beverages including some adult options. Good spot.

Grabbed breakfast for me and the wife. The line went all the way to the lobby, but for good reason…read more Delicious. Coffee was great. Muffin incredible. Only thing better would be shorter line.

I just tried the best bakery ever! I had five different items, and every single one was amazing. I…read moredon't remember all the exact names, but I had a pistachio-filled croissant, apple pie, a cheese danish, a small raspberry dessert, and a white filled donut. When I say everything was good, I mean everything was good! Each bite had the perfect level of sweetness. (The one I went to was the one located inside the American dream mall)

This was my first time eating at Rosetta, and I absolutely loved the food and the ambiance. The…read moresandwiches were amazing. However, I felt disgusted by the food handling practices I witnessed. I saw an employee pick up our sandwich while wearing gloves, then use those same gloves to clean the glass display and later handle cash money without changing them. During the 40 minutes I spent there, I noticed multiple employees doing the same thing. It's really disappointing because I truly enjoyed the food, but hygiene is extremely important. Unfortunately, this will probably be my last time eating here.

Food was plenty full and delicious Tea served with tasty…read moresandwiches and pastries Staff was wonderful and friendly Star of the show was the decor reminiscent of a 1920s speak easy

Our Sixth Experience of Grand Brasserie , in the Main Hall...Celebrating a Birthday, We splurged…read moreOrdering untried appetizers, each one was deliciously consumed not just the taste....so spoiled on the salmon it's the third experience Our Guests Loved everything.... this is the New York French experience.

We stopped by Heritage Bakery, just outside the New York Public Library, and I wish I could have…read moretried one of everything behind the counter. We picked up a raspberry croissant, pain au chocolat, an olive fougasse breadstick, and a latte, and everything was absolutely delicious. The pastries were flaky, fresh, and full of flavor, and the latte was exactly what I was hoping for--smooth, cozy, and the perfect companion to a morning stroll through the city. The line moved quickly, the staff were efficient, and the whole bakery smelled like butter and heaven. Seating was a bit tight, but we managed to squeeze in, and honestly, that was the only small downside. Otherwise, this was a fantastic stop and I'd happily go back and work my way through the rest of the pastry case.

I love how it's right next the New York Public Library. Came in for a pistachio croissant and a…read moreraspberry macaroon. The macaroon was so soft and fluffy, best I've had. Pistachio croissant was alright, not the worst but not the best either. They had a variety of pastries and a little section in the back where you could sit and eat. Service was good I was in and out. Nice open windows in the front with a view of the side of the New York Public Library.