Bluestone Lane at Chelsea Piers was a great place to be. It is conveniently located near the boats…read moreso passengers can wait. The mint matcha has a lot of oat milk but it is full of matcha fragrant. I really enjoyed it. The blueberry smoothie was thick full of fruit. The staff is super helpful. The restaurant is great for those who love healthy food and drink. It was nice and relaxing by the beautiful Chelsea Pier 62.

This is a big coffee place with lots of options. Drinks were both alcoholic and non alcoholic…read more We were there around 4pm on a Saturday. They are located near Pier 62, where the parking lot is. Short NYC cruises leaves nearby. I got the matcha spritz and was not a big fan of it. The restaurant ran out of both tonic flavors, we could not order. Wine was good. Service was great. The waitress catered for the items that ran out from the menu. The banana bread dessert and chocolate chip cookies were delicious. You can go to this cafe with a larger group.

The restaurant / bar that is attached to the Gansevoort Hotel in the Meatpacking District…read more My family had breakfast there two mornings in a row. It's a small but cozy space. I thought the food and service were really good. We tried the avocado toast, American breakfast, French toast and fruit plate. Portions were large and pricing was relatively fair for NYC I would say. Definitely a convenient spot to grab breakfast if you're staying at the Gansevoort. Even more so, if you have some hotel credit through your booking.

Perfect spot for an outdoor seating in Chelsea. A bit pricey and wouldn't say I loved the drinks…read morebut they were good. They serve tea and coffee late too perfect for those who don't drink. Wasn't busy or crowded at all which was nice too. Would definitely recommend. Service was also very good.

Cute cafe, much nicer than what most museums will offer, and they have a seasonal menu…read more There's this beautiful Spring Pea Risotto that tastes like garden sunshine and a refreshing Harvest Salad with a great goat yogurt on the bottom. If you only have a little time, there are far worse places to spend it. We are in and out in under an hour and leave after an experience that feels a little luxurious.

May 17th 2026. Came here on a Sunday at noon for lunch. Already a waiting line although we managed…read moreto get a table for two. Wife had the $22 avocado toast complete with two slices of bread and a huge amount of sliced avocado. No jar avocado here. Came with a generous layer of pistachio butter. My $33 chicken Milanese with a fancy word for chicken schnitzel with an overly generous amount a pounded chicken breaded along with lemon and aioli sauce. Side was arugula which came lightly mixed with a vinaigrette dressing. Arugula tasted fine which is saying something that's normally I hate arugula Service was good and attentive along with the food although the price of museum restaurant food is expensive even for New York City probably would go to a place like noodle talk if I came again

Unfortunately was a miss for me! Was a bit relieved when I opened yelp and saw others had a similar…read moreexperience! It seems there's some confusion amongst their staff and customers on what is dine in, to go, and café areas. I walked in and was seated. I ordered at the counter and they asked me to order from the waiter. I did, and shortly after asked if I could move tables since I was catching a draft from the front door. They confirmed, and in my new table no one approached me the entire time I was there. I was confused since I was asked not to order at the counter...? But the table I was at wasnt close to the counter, so I didn't want to get up and leave my coffee/ bag to get up and order food either? I ended up having to leave my seat and get up and walk up to a waiter to order food. On top of that my check was missing an item so I had to find a waiter again and pay for it separately. It seems they didn't have their ordering system figured out. So confused!? In addition the breakfast bowl is mostly quinoa as you can tell from the pic. Wasn't worth the price lol. Was excited to try this place as it had great reviews for a nicer cafe vibe. I'm typically not much of a tough critic but for a decent place you'd expect they have a process figured out

Excellent service !! I came early in the morning for a latte and food before a meeting. Got a…read morematcha latte and an egg and cheese on a croissant (I held the bacon) and it came with some amazing potato wedges! Was such a satisfying meal. I was shocked that the potato wedges were so delicious! To top off the service was great. I was definitely pestering about getting my food as I was in a rush and they were gracious and made sure my order was made quickly. Despite they were so busy and had many delivery orders too! So definitely was appreciative they were going above for me. Great experience and will absolutely return.

I found a little gem while shopping at Bergdorf Goodman. I mentioned to the sales lady I was going…read moreto my favorite deli and she insisted that they buy me lunch at the cafe. After a give and take I agreed. It was quite the experience, sitting in a small cafe inside a department store. It was quiet and presented itself very upscale. I felt like I was the odd one out since I was the only man dining for half of the time I was there. It's like a little tea room. It's elegantly designed with an old English flare. The staff is very professional and on point to make sure everything is perfect. The salad was pretty good and served its purpose for nutrition. However, it's not a NYC deli sandwich. But it's hard to complain when it's free lunch. Next time I will try the restaurant with the view of Central Park.

Noticed this restaurant a few months ago and made a point to come the next time we were in New…read moreYork. Drinks were delicious. Amari Tonic and White Americano were excellent. Crab style tacos were delicious. Nice crispy crunch for the taco shell. Crab was tasty. Sicilian chopped salad was nice. Chicken cacciatora was overcooked. Flavour was nice though. Plating was beautiful with the special plates from Italy. Service was excellent.

Had an improvised dinner for myself, I tried onions and goat cheese tart as an appetizer and…read moreroasted salmon ratatouille as my main. Service and atmosphere very good. Before I tried the pan au chocolat, superb. I can't wait to go back!

Went to this place around 8 PM on a weekend and was surprised to find it still open, with plenty of…read moreseats available. I ordered this cake, not sure what it's called, but it had strawberries and whipped cream. Probably not the healthiest choice, but it tasted pretty good!

While we were at the J.P. Morgan Library and Museum we had a delicious Vegan light lunch:…read more Vegan Horseradish Pickles Vegan Bean Plantain Bowl Vegan Olive, Corn, and Harissa Couscous Salad (minus the lemon feta) They also have: Vegan French Fries Vegan Potato Chips Annoyingly: we were told they "were out of French fries" but we saw them being served with burgers. Not good.

I've been wanting to try the Afternoon Tea service here for a while, so finally did with a visitor…read morefrom out of town. The cost was $88 for 2 people, which is one of the most affordable options for Afternoon tea. We did not have to wait long for a table. The place was spacious, and airy, while the interior decor was clean and simple. There wasn't a very exotic selection of teas, so I just went with Parisian Mint. This was refreshing and the addition of honey gave it a slight sweetness. The 3 tiers of mini sandwiches, scones, and dessert were super cute, mostly containing colors of white, yellow, as well as purple. There were 6 different types of sandwiches, including Crab Tart, Deviled Egg, Prosciutto, Roast Beef, Cheddar and Apple, along with Cucumber and Radish. The Crab Tart and Deviled Eggs were my favorites. Crab was tender and well seasoned with a wonderful tasting crunchy outer crust. Deviled Eggs were perfectly cooked and had great flavor. I also enjoyed the Roast Beef one. Scones were Apricot and served with Whipped Cream and a fruity jelly. Scones were nice and soft, crumbly, and buttery. There were also Confetti Birthday Cake Macaron and purple one. The top plate boasted glittery green grapes, Mango Yuzu Sponge Cake with marbled chocolate circle on top, adorned with a yellow flower and mint leaves. That Cake was pillowy light, irresistibly citrusy, and melt in your mouth smooth. Grapes were fresh and juicy. Service was good. Everything came out in a timely manner. We were able to relax and enjoy our Afternoon Tea experience. Overall, the food was decent, but somewhat basic and did not impress me all that much.

The spinach torelli with brown butter, asparagus and sage was fabulous…read more Love the atmosphere and lighting. Not dramatic but totally pleasant.

There are many Italian restaurants in Manhattan this one was not for me for many reasons. First the…read moreservice was subpar. The server indifferent with a "what do you want attitude," not very polished to say the least nor attentive. The chicken piccata was basic and bland. No capers and not a very nuanced sauce on a bed of watery spinach. Certainly not inspiring. The restaurant itself inside is fine - but it was very noisy and hard to have a conversation. There are so many better options especially for the price.