We went there for coffee and snacks. The Cappuccinos we ordered were just 'warm' and no one cared. Paying three figures for coffee and an Israeli pizza was very expensive. Maybe not a bad place but definitely a wrong choice. read more

I took my 3 Grand kids out to eat. What a disappointment First ask for bread, then ask for water. Gets worse. Onion soup. Ice cold with block of goey cheese. Asked to reheat. Hot goey block of cheese. Forgot half our order. Two of us ordered sushi. We got both rolls on 1 plate that was put in front of me. My grandson waited for his order. Told it was on my plate. If 2 people order than order should be on 2 plates. Soup sorry. Freezing colf. Sushi no t enough. Panini was also stone cold. Hot cocoa was also cold. Coming back. No!! read more

I do want to give Caf'e Muscat 6 stars but its not possible... you will experience an amazing dairy Kosher place with a worm heart ! The fish is great !!! (Have the branzino!!) The oreganatto salad is a bless And the dressings and the complimentary bread is so greatt!!!! read more

Best salads and best cappuccinos in the area. Paninis there are also amazing. Service is excellent. read more

This is my first time trying Israeli food. I had no idea what to order but based on the pics online, I decided to order the mozzarella with tomato on ciabatta bread with an Israeli salad. The food was delivered in a timely manner. What can I say when I saw the amount of food that I received? Wow! One large panini sandwich cut in two, bread roll with 2 dipping sauces and my salad on the side with 2 different dressings. I was only able to eat half the food and saved the other half for dinner. The food was amazing! The panini was not too hard and had good flavors in there. The bread roll was soft and fresh. I really liked the salad and wished I had more of it. read more

I ordered recently dairy catering for my sons bar mitzvah. Everything was beyond my expectations. All the food was so delicious and served so elegantly on the tables. I was so happy. I received compliments for days. This is the only place I would order food from for any occasion and also the restaurant to dine in. read more

This little gem is located not far from my job and I had no idea until I looked on Yelp. This is a wonderful Jewish café that has a great vibe and as far as I'm concerned excellent food. I had there Greek salad, Greek panini, authentic Israeli salad, and shepherds salad. The salads are huge and excellent. The dressings are simple and light. Just some olive oil and lemon juice. They do have other dressings if you would prefer them. The Greek panini was insanely good. The bread was fresh and light and had excellent flavor. The panini had sesame seeds which just added another level of flavor. I dined out but if you choose to dine in it is a nice intimate space that is clean. The staff are friendly and ready to serve. All said and done I highly recommend this place and there food. Simple and excellent just the way I like it. read more

Long Story Short: Most bizarre experience of my life, walked out after 15 minutes. Full Story: I used to come here when I ate kosher, they had a delicious sandwich with eggplant. Lately l've been craving it and wanted to take my boyfriend there. So I went yesterday and was utterly shocked at my experience. We came in and were told to sit wherever we would like, it was a Sunday afternoon and there was only two other tables. They had no music playing in the background so it was all awkward silence. There was a young man working and an older woman. The woman came to us and gave us bread and water. We looked at the menu for a while and then closed them and looked up. An obvious sign we were ready to order. The male waiter was across the room looking at all of the occupied tables, and made NO effort to come and take the order. Both of the waiters never came to the table and neither were busy, just walking around the restaurant staring. After telling my boyfriend I wanted to leave and him begging me not to... We got up to leave. I understand neglect when a restaurant is super packed, but we were being stared at By the waiter!!! So bizarre read more

Umm...this place is awesome. Lots of food for reasonable prices, and the waitress we had was great! What's really cool is that they serve breakfast at night, too. (Eggs and tomatos were so so good!) I got the creamy sandwich, which is essentially two slices of open-faced slightly toasted round seasame bread smeared (kind of like a giant bagel, but softer) with cheese and creamy of mushroom soup. Are you drooling yet?! Both meals came with Israeli salds (tiny cubed cucumbers, tomatoes, and lettuce, tossed in light olive oil) and those were good too. And their desserts! Cakes, blintzes, crepes, ice cream! Swoooooon. read more

I've eaten here three times and all three times I was very pleased. The food is great and I liked the service. They have this panini there called the Moroccan panini. After I had it the first time I got so many cravings for it I needed to order it again because it's so good and savory even though it doesn't have any meat in it. I kind of think of it as shakshuka in a panini because it's eggs and tomato sauce, except the tomato sauce isn't runny. The panini comes with your choice of salad. Get the Israeli salad. I think it's mostly tomato and onions and cucumbers. For dessert, you must order the chocolate souffle. It's the best dessert I've ever had. Get it with the vanilla ice cream. All the food I've gotten from here tasted fresh and delicious. I'm always happy to eat here. read more

Good restaurant. Not a good place to date, because there are many people go there for a date and you might meet someone you know. They had only one waiter, but he did a good job, however, they should have at least two. A lot of seating, but the place is small. read more

Wow, I am the first to review a place in NYC of all places! I came here with my buddy Dave and his gf and found this place to be excellent for a Sunday night dinner outing. Anyway, I envision this to be the Israeli version of Hooters (ok ok, minus the short tops and hot pants......got a little carried away) as all the waitress here were gorgeous and match all the characteristics of what I like in a lady. Food servings are quite large, as I sampled an Israeli salad, and shared in two delicious pasta dishes. For the price, you actually get wait you pay for and then some. The only reason that it doesn't get five stars is that the service was a little lacking at times. It took us a while to get a waitress and the people who sat after us received their food first. Also, they ran out of their lasagna special which was disappointing. read more

This place has very good sandwiches, and every tastes pretty good. However, I can only give three stars for these reasons: 1. Service is a little subpar - if you are serving your friends at the other table, make sure they don't act like total douches, and control them! Don't look at me apologetically and say, don't worry they're just like that. 2. PRICEY! You are paying essentially Manhattan prices for fare you are getting in Queens. I blame it on the proximity to St John's and how retarded college students are with money. They do send out coupons to the neighborhood, so do remember to bring those with you. I wish we did. =( read more

After not eating anything all day, at 2:00 pm we rolled in for brunch (lunch at that point). Cafe Muscat was busy busy busy, but even despite there being two large parties there, they got us seated. We ordered the baked ziti and the oreganatto to share. That oreganatto...it's not something you'll find everywhere. Salad (with unbelievably fresh ingredients) with this fried vegetable on top, is just so good. The coffee was hot, the service was fast, and we felt well attended to. Muscat is on our list of favorite places to stop by. read more

$7.45 for a smoothie?! A non-alcoholic drink should not cost that much. It was something the waitress/owner recommended us to get, along with this mint lemonade drink which also costs around $6 something. We got these avocado rolls which were good. The sushi was good. Good food, but the place is a bit overpriced... read more

$13.95 plus tax for fries , the manager had no answer as to why side order of fries should cost $13.95 plus tax Go figure highway robbery read more

The food is nothing to write home about - it is serviceable but nothing exceptional. The major issue at Muscat is the awful service. I've eaten here on multiple occasions, and each time, had a subpar service experience. From forgetting entrees, to bringing out appetizers about a minute before the main course, to not checking in I see if we needed a water refill or anything with our food. To their credit, they have comp'ed dessert on some of the more egregious occasions, but nevertheless, it's difficult to want to eat somewhere that you know might completely ruin the dining experience with the service. If food was exceptional, it might get away with it more, but for average food, I'd need at least average service to be a regular customer. read more

I used to work at muscat and I can honestly say that they're very organized, VERY CLEAN, and that their food is very fresh. The service there is somewhat delayed at times but the waiters definitely make an honest effort to do their best to be at your beck and call. They always serve water and bread and aioli as soon as you sit down. It's a must and I love that because the last thing you want is to sit there waiting for the waiter with nothing to do. Besides their bread is made on premises and its delicious. The food isn't anything out if the norm but its always fresh and tasty. Their managers do a really good job in ensuring that every plate comes out looking the way it should and that portions are kept upto par. They're not cheap with their portions at all and their salads are all delicious. Their speciality are their Oregannatos. These salads are really the only thing on the menu that is say is out of the norm and delicious. All the Oregannatos taste great and the hot sweet potatoes, asparagus, or bell peppers are the perfect contrast to a room temperature salad and it works very well together. It's also really healthy and chopped small which I love. Their smoothies are amazing. They make the best smoothies. Also, they do a flood job in upholding that Israeli morning atmosphere when you go there for brunch or breakfast. Their morning specials are filling and worth the price for sure. Moreover, I just feel good knowing my eggs are coming out of a clean kitchen. I don't eat eggs in places I don't trust and this place I know is clean to the T. No questions asked. Muscat is a great dairy restaurant and I'd most certainly recommend it. read more

There are very few kosher dairy restaurants in queens to begin with. Muscat is one of the lavish ones that you can bring dates or bring a group for parties. The service is top notch. The food is pretty okay. I wouldn't say amazing in my opinion but overall okay.The seating environment is very spacious and clean. read more

I wasn't overly impressed. Actually I wasn't really impressed at all. I thought it would have a cute cafe feel, but it didn't really have that. The waitress and staff were extremely nice though--and they do have an interesting mix of food. Even sushi. Which I found a bit out of place, but I'm not complaining. I do agree that the prices are a bit steep so be prepare for that. The food was good too, but not really worth the price to me. If you've wanted to try it for a while, I say go at least once. read more

Lunch for two on a Friday. Service is wonderful and the starter bread + herb butter is delicious! The Caesar salad was watery and the salmon it was topped with needed its own seasoning. The lox + mozz panini needed something wet to moisten the bread (cream cheese?) and the side Israeli salad tasted a day or two old. This place gets great reviews otherwise, so perhaps their dinner menu is better? For lunch, I'd choose Turnpike Cafe in the future. read more

Cafe Muscat - Kosher Near Me - Fresh Meadows, New York

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Great, healthy, quality food. A little expensive so don't go for the pasta. Duh lol The fish is always fresh. The paninis are fantastic. The sexy coffee drinks are the best I've ever had. For me, nearly everything they make is fantastic. read more

In an effort to be more social since life seems to be moving faster than ever, I have decided to go out more with old friends and family. The first place I started was here Saturday nights at Cafe Muscat always seem like a mistake however our options for Kosher dairy are limited. When we arrived there we weren't surprised. We had the choice of waiting at the door while hovering over peoples tables or just sitting in the car so we chose the ladder. About 30 minutes later they finally had a table for us. It looked like we just walked right in and got a table which seemed to have upset some people. Cafe Muscat decor wise is nice - nothing special but still clean and fairly new. Their seating capacity is small but I think people feel better when a place is "crowded". If you have a crowd larger than 4 expect to wait during their busy hours. The menu is typical of a dairy restaurant, which all somehow seem to serve sushi/sandwiches/and pasta. The ladies got lemonadas which are quite refreshing, it's an israeli drink that is blended lemon, mint, and ice. While they have pasta most of us ordered the Greek Panini. It tasted great but had a little too much feta in it. The portions were large. Another person in our party ordered the Greek Salad which was also quite large and fresh which is always important when eating vegetables. We also got a "fire roll" which was excellent - I would definitely recommend getting the sushi there their specialty rolls are great. As for service - it was normal for any Kosher restaurant - especially when the employees are Israeli. They don't really care about you, they don't openly fill up your water when it's empty like non-kosher restaurants do... pretty much you have to have no expectations and be happy when they do anything other normal waiters and waitresses do. The best part of the night was when we got the check and someone in our group said "I always look at the bills to make sure they don't charge us anything". He gave it a fake glance and gave it to me. Immediately I noticed a "nachos" on the bill that we hadn't ordered. Was it put there on purpose since we were a large group or was it an honest mistake? We will never know, but we got it deducted off the bill! Overall the experience was normal for a kosher restaurant, we will probably end up there on more Saturday nights to come. read more

When a friend of me told me about this place, I was really SKEPTICAL about it. She said it'd be kosher and DAIRY? I didn't get what she meant and I still don't. But hey, if you are around the area, come around the area, definitely try it out! They have killer paninis! YUMM! Killer salads! YUMMM! and a killer ferrero rocher cake! YUMMMMMM~!!!!! read more

This place is great. One of the best Queens kosher places. I orderd Mediterranean eggplant Sushy fire roll and a waffle all was tasty. I definitely would come again read more

I was really excited to go here and celebrate an anniversary with my boyfriend. He had work earlier so we did brunch here. The food was great but the macchiato was strong wouldn't recommend that. The prices are great as well and you get a lot of food. I would love to come back! read more

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Honestly used to come here all the time, unfortunately lately I've been veering away from going because the prices are too high, not even a little. This is sad because I've already become so familiar with the menu, the outrageous prices are just too much! read more

We usually go to Cafe Muscat because it is quick, relatively inexpensive and dairy and our experiences are usually good. Last night, however, was not a good experience. We were a group of seven seated in the annex part if the restaurant. The waiter could not remember to bring water continuously or the check. Food delivery was slow, although the food was fresh and good (at least for 5 out of 7 of us). We couldn't get wine (in the nine days period prior to Tisha b'Av) and the waiter did not know this. Unfortunately, service is typical of kosher restaurants. Clueless, unprofessional and not pleasant. read more

This is a nice little kosher food place. The food is very good with a lot of dish selection. It is a dairy/fish kind of restaurant, so it works well if you are a vegetarian. Will come here again. Thank you. read more

If you would like a meal that is below average at best, Cafe Muscat will suit your needs. Their food has either a single taste that bores you in minutes, or no taste at all. When having their pasta, you will get bored as the flavors are not artfully layered in keeping you interested. Their fries remind me of oily potatoes, lacking any flavor at all. They then have the audacity to charge over $16.00 for a regular sized bowl of pasta and over $11.00 for fries on a average sized plate. Fries are NOT WORTH YOUR MONEY. Prices are high considering the very average venue Cafe Muscat is providing. The service is average to slow, about an 18 minute wait for your food on a less crowded week night. There are many restaurants on Main Street and Union turnpike that offer a similar Italian-Israeli styled experience accompanied by better food and service with a significantly lower price markup. read more

Got fettuccine Alfredo- way overpriced about $20 gave me food poisoning too much money for terrible food.

I absolutely love this place. Yes, the tables remind me of a diner or school cafeteria but the vegetarian dishes I have eaten are wonderful. I especially love the "Oreganata" dishes, warm vegetables served over a salad. Last night I had the "Vegetables Oreganata," sautéed asparagus, mushrooms and other vegetables and walnuts topped with sweet potato shoestring fries. Delicious. The service was friendly and efficient. BTW, the Ladies' Room was nice and clean. I must say, though, I like strong coffee but the decaf coffee they served me could have straightened my very curly hair, it was that bitter! (I drink it black and drank it despite the extreme bitterness.) read more

I always see this place and want to check it out. Well I did that this past week and I am a fan for life lol. The service was quick and very friendly. The food was phenomenal. We had paninis, salad, crepes. I'm drooling thinking about it now and can't wait to go back. read more

Cafe Muscat - Muscat - Kosher Near Me - Fresh Meadows, New York

This place is going down hill and I am surprised by that. I was a regular here till it started to get horrible. After maybe about a year of not coming here my friend had a birthday and so we decided to give it another try. Huge mistake! We ordered a zucchini salad that has feta cheese. The veggies were not fresh and the feta cheese was extremely sour. We also ordered the sea bass fish which was a very small peice that was well undercooked and not fresh also. We also ordered the spinach cheese dip which was basically what appeared to be Alfredo sauce with spinach. The food also takes forever. The waiters can care less and an the owners can care less about your complaint. The prices don't justify the food anymore read more

Been here many times the food is mediocre, over priced. I got the tuna panini very fishy. The Sheppard salad very basic can make that at home in 5 seconds. I would say the pastas are probably the only decent things on the menu also I liked he fried Oreos. The food is mediocre what can I say, hopefully they take the tuna off the menu read more

Cafe Muscat - Tuna panini very fishy but sweet potato fries good - Kosher Near Me - Fresh Meadows, New York

We love to go to Cafe Muscat and everyone has a great time, especially my 10 YO daughter who wants to order everything on the menu. Food is delicious with big servings and alway's friendly service. Highly recommended. read more

I was part of the group of 30 referenced below. The staff was excellent and accommodating. The food was great. Highly recommend the malweh and sabich read more

Been here several times and all I can say that finally a kosher cafe where the food is quite decent and fresh. Service is okay. read more

I am giving Cafe Muscat a 5 Star rating for their DESSERTS!!!! My date and I stumbled upon this little heaven purely by accident..Thank goodness Crepe 'n Tea was just closing...We decided to give this place a try and boy are we glad we did...I plan to be a regular!!! You MUST try the Dulce de Leche torte, it is really heaven on earth. My eyes literally rolled to the back of my head. Very smooth and tasty. Possibly the best dessert I have ever had in my life...Sorry LULU's Bakery! I also tried the "Malabi" please forgive me for miss-spelling it..this was also very nice, light and fragrant. It's the Israeli version of the coconut flan so easily found in Latin America. However, this custard is white as opposed to the traditional cream colored flan and this one is bathed in a raspberry sauce as opposed to the usual caramel sauce...Also, it's topped with crushed walnuts and fragrant with notes of rose water. Please give this place a shot, the service was amazingly friendly, they have a nice variety of dishes and the atmosphere is date, family, and friend friendly!!! read more

Used to be the go to place but they've been slacking lately. I went there about 4 months ago and was disappointed in the service and the food that I received. Fast forward 4 months later I decide to give it another shot. I ordered the shakshuka which was subpar (didn't really enjoy it), something was off about it. Hopefully they can change their chef or seasoning but I deff won't be back. On a good note their fresh squeezed orange juice is pretty good (it deserves that 2 star) read more