So freaking good Pastries are bomb…read more Piña Colada latte is unreal must try As are their rum roasted beans Super nice employees fun spot good vibes good music

Isabella our barista was so sweet!! She walked us through deciding our drinks from syrups to…read moreespresso beans & iced drinks come in really cute bags!~ Such a cozy spot to grab coffee!

Wanted to write this review based on the wheelchair accessibility and laptop areas…read more There are coffee shops in the neighborhood with laptop rules that say you have to sit at the high tables. Obviously as a wheelchair user, I cannot sit at the high tables, and when I have asked the staff for understanding, other places have denied me. Ines let me use my laptop at a wheelchair accessible table without any fuss. Mark was very gracious. When I asked, he said, "we will make an exception." I felt heard without advocating for common sense and I greatly appreciate the humility. Thank you!

The place is cute and small. They have good happy hour prices on wine. The food we tried wasn't…read moreso great. My friend had been here before and raved about the escargot and meatballs. The escargot was covered with pesto that tasted like the basil wasn't fresh. Also, I'm sure there was plenty of garlic because the restaurant smelled like it, but I would have liked more garlic in this dish. The meatballs were mostly bread (there may have been some meat). After we complained, the item was removed from our bill by our friendly, polite, and conscientious server. Note: This is a French restaurant, but they didn't have any butter for the bread.

One of the best coffee shops in the upper east side for a quick coffee or something to eatread more

TikTok led me to Caffe Aronne and for that I am so grateful! I happened to be visiting the UES and…read morerealized I was nearby to the shop. So of course I made my way over and immediately fell in love with the ambiance! The cafe is reasonably large by nyc standards. My group was able to snag some of the comfy chairs in the back. I ordered the iced honey oat latte and loved it. The honey was subtle but did add a lovely touch of sweetness. And of course I need a pastry with my coffee and decided to switch it up and go savory because balance, right? The spinach pastry was AMAZING! Exceeded my expectations and was the perfect snack size- but I almost went back for a second one! Friendly neighborhood cafe that is worth a visit! The community obviously loves this place (rightfully so). So go show some support!

IT's usually fresh, lines move quickly, and same fare as all the other Breads in the city. Large…read morearea to sit compared to some of the other locations. It's pricey but food is fresh.

Breads Bakery does a fab job with holiday preorders. The process was seamless and so much better…read morethan stressing out and running to multiple locations to try to get doughnuts. They have a table to pickup preorders so you don't have to wait in the main line. I ordered a dozen for $39. You can select your assortment. Here's my review in order from the best to the least desirable, according to our group. Vanilla custard- the filling was thick and speckled with vanilla beans. It wasn't too sweet. This was the best according to our group. Strawberry filled- this is most traditional and Breads Bakery does a nice job. The jam is homemade. Pistachio- this doughnut was filled with smooth pistachio cream and was topped with a few pieces of pistachio. Not traditional, but they did a good job. Chocolate- the filling tasted like a semisweet or bittersweet cream/custard. Like the others, it was smooth. The vanilla was more popular among our group and I personally didn't love this doughnut. Mango- this was the one that those in my group felt missed the mark. It wasn't cloyingly sweet, so that was good, but the filling didn't do anything for us either. If you're looking for a mango dessert the one at Lysée is a real winner.

Great food, friendly staff, international clientele... What more can you ask for.... I always tell…read moremy friends about this place.

Incredibly chaotic brunch experience... I'd be surprised if they don't mess up anyone's order given…read morehow disorganized their system is and how overwhelming the crowd is. I presume this place is popular primarily due to its rather reasonable prices? Food was good, but not mind-blowing.

So, I obviously had to get the Iced Coquito Latte. It was good and unique, but not $12 good (or not…read moreworth the $3 for the nicer coffee). I drank it pretty fast. The barista was a little standoffish, but I liked sitting in the velvet chairs for a little bit. It's a great spot for people watching.

Ordered: Tres Leches Latte (~$8)…read more Aya's take: I can officially say I'm not a fan of 787 Coffee. I was in the area in desperate need of a caffeine boost and decided to stop by. I've tried this spot years ago (different location) and remember not liking it. I went with the Tres Leches Latte which was cinnamon-y and creamy...but that's about it. You can't really taste the Puerto Rican coffee they use aside from maybe some dark chocolate notes. It's milky more than anything (as I would expect from a drink called Tres Leches) but I hoped it to be more cohesive with a stronger coffee flavor. I find the coffee pouches pretty cute but would prefer the drink I'm buying for ~$8 to actually hit the spot. Unfortunately, it didn't for the second time.

This was a great little coffee shop to pop into while we were running errands in the area. I…read moreordered a cold brew and an iced latte. Both were great, especially on a hot day. I also noticed their Portuguese Pastel de Nata which I regret not ordering!!! It looked so delicious. The barista was very friendly, and it wasn't very busy when I popped in. This is mainly a pop in and pop out type of place, and I'd definitely pop in again

Nice little cafe on the upper east side, great assortment of espresso drinks and teas. I had a chai…read morelatte that tasted great, will definitely be back for a coffee next time I'm in the area. The space itself is small, but they do a great job of making it feel inviting. If you manage to find a seat, there's WiFi available to post up for some work. Friendly staff, and it's always nice to shop local!

This is not a sit down and yap/sit down and work kind of coffee spot. It's small and there's only…read moreone table in the tiny corner of the shop where it's mainly people sitting to quickly drink their coffee or wait for their friends to get coffee. Most people are in and out. The coffee is rich and flavorful. The pastries are not bad either. Definitely a good neighborhood spot for those that aren't looking to spend their whole day in a coffee spot but instead are looking to grab and go.

What a neighborhood gem on the Upper East Side! it's a very cozy little spot, and every time I went…read morein while we were in town they were always playing classic rock (the way to my heart ). I adored their cappuccino -- you can tell just how high quality their coffee is upon the first sip (we had to buy a bag of beans to take home with us!). The staff are super friendly as well -- Oslo checked all the boxes for a local NYC coffee shop in my book!

Absolutely incredible pasta from this easy-to-miss UES spot! To start - the Strawberry Fields…read morecocktail is honestly one of the best drinks I've had in a while: the perfect mix of strong and not too sweet. The 2 of us split 3 pastas: the Truffle Gnocchi (my favorite item of the evening), the Cacio e Pepe (one of the best renditions of this dish I've had!) and the Rigatoni Alla Diavola. I would skip the focaccia if I came back - loved the butter but it was nothing special. 10/10!

Place looks nice, service was good but unfortunately, food was fair. Started with the burrata…read more Visually appealing and looked like a large portion with all of the accoutrements. Unfortunately, it was totally bland and not large at all. The side sauce added nothing and over 30$ with tax/tip. For entrees, we shared the lobster pasta and the guazzetto di Pesci. The pasta was good. Reasonable amount of pasta but we would have liked some more chunks of lobster for the price. I thought the sauce was only ok but my girlfriend liked it. The guazzetto di Pesci was only fair. The sauce was lacking flavor. Also a very small bowl of broth with maybe 3 small shrimp and muscles, a few small chunks of fish. and two sad, tiny pieces of bread on the side. Since we were still quite hungry after the meal, we ordered the lotus chocolate caramel dessert. This was the only dish we really liked. kinda hard to mess up gelato though. It came with a hard outer candy shell and a very small cookie center that was sweet and delicious. Overall, an average meal at best that we both felt was lacking in taste and size. Won't return.

I was looking for a cafe where I could work for an hour and I came across Frame which was just near…read morewhere I was in prior appointment. Upon entry, it was a quaint place with a wall of old cameras and few tables, chairs & stools. The place was fairly full with friends talking and people working. Thankfully I found a small round table and stool, put my stiff down and decided to order brunch item and a drink. I ordered the prosciutto scramble & an iced latte. The drink was quickly made and I got it in a few minutes while I wait for the food. The scramble came and it was hot. The egg was soft and moist. On top was prosciutto and grated Parmesan. On the side was a croffle. The latte was smooth and not bitter. Overall enjoy the food. I will come back.

I needed a cafe that had some tables so I could get some work done and Frame was a great spot…read more There were a handful of tables with outlets and the vibes were phenomenal. This camera wall was a nice view change from the usual. I got a vanilla latte and it was a good roast with great simple ingredients. I heard good things about their food items but didn't have a chance to try them. What takes the cake is the ambiance and being able to sit for a nice chat or getting some work done.