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    Le Reveil Coffee

    4.1 (216 reviews)
    Open 7:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Meghna S.

    I stopped by this Coffee place on a scorching hot evening looking for something refreshing, and I'm so glad I did. I ordered a matcha (not coffee!) and was helped by a staff member who was genuinely warm, kind, and attentive. She took the time to walk me through options, made helpful recommendations, and didn't hesitate when I came back to ask for extra ice. She was just lovely. They also had some really nice treats, like matcha balls and chocolate bites etc which looked fresh and thoughtfully made. The whole vibe of the place was cool, relaxed, and seemed to offer a quality selection. I'll definitely be going back next time I'm in the area. Great experience all around

    Tomato quiche
    Michelle L.

    It's a small cafe without a bathroom. I got a Turkish coffee and tomato quiche. The quiche was a decent size and tasty. They have self-serve water. They sell tea and coffee.

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    Lauren W.

    Cute, intimate coffee shop with various syrups and pastries for purchase to go. We ordered 2 almond milk cortados with extra espresso. PERFECT temperature!! Foam was also great. Service was very friendly as well. Great local coffee house!!

    Matt H.

    Nice spot! I had the tomato quiche which was alright, nothing special but not bad at all. The coffee was good and the woman working was very friendly. They have wifi but not too much seating. They don't have a bathroom either so definitely not a place you could stay at for long. Nice little spot to get work done for a little while though.

    Iris C.

    I got the chance to try a random smattering of their baked goods thanks to TGTG but my favorite has gotta be the multi grain croissant! I will say I'm a sucker for croissants but it means I've tried a lot of them. Croissants don't taste healthy and that's okay. Their croissant managed to be flaky on outside, earthy, nutty, and just so perfect! I could probably order a dozen to go based on the taste alone and I'd be okay with any price. I saw people lounging outdoors but they have a small space indoors. I was greeted immediately when I stepped in. I would visit again!

    That sign caught my attention right away
    Jahnavi U.

    I couldn't leave this neighborhood without trying one of their Portuguese egg tarts. The last time I was here, I visited the Cafe too late and they sold out. This time I visited them during lunchtime and they still had some left. Yay!! I bought 2 for $5 cuz is a better deal than buying 1 for $3. I shared with my hubby. The egg tart had good flavor and it was a decent size. I wish I had eaten it right when I bought it but I wasn't taking the train home so I had to wait. I think it would have tasted better but it was still good later on. I would love to try their other desserts next time I'm in the area. It's a cute little Cafe with a few seats. I think it is more of a grab n go place really. Check it out!!

    Sherrie S.

    Le Reveil is an adorable coffee shop on the UES located above the Q train. The decor is very artsy and aesthetically pleasing. The baristas have all been pretty good and friendly. I have been pleased with all of my drink choices so I believe that they use excellent quality coffee, ingredients and machinery. I've added their lavender syrup to a few of my hot drinks and if you like a little floral hint, I recommend adding it to a latte. I typically get a couple of Brazilian cheese balls and Portuguese custard tarts because I cannot resist. I've also tried some of their other pastries which have also been fresh and tasty. I'm happy that this is just two blocks away from home and conveniently located near the train station.

    Heather W.

    I am mortified by this experience: I came in here several times upon its opening (or slightly later?) to collect pastries. The second and third time, there were fruit flies flying around- usually this bothers me, but I thought nothing of it. But noted they were in the bakery case. Also I had just purchased a bread container, so this I was excited about. I had never used one before and hate/never leave any food out. EVER. Fast forward: EIGHT MONTHS LATER I am STILL dealing with an INSANE fruit fly infestation. See photos. These are the ONLY pastries I purchased and put into the container. They begat an ENTIRE INFESTATION of fruit flies, which I am STILL dealing with, TO THIS DAY. I am absolutely mortified and will never go here again. Yes they definitely came from here, no contest. As mentioned earlier, I NEVER leave food out (nor do I buy pastries) excepting this one (few ) instance(s here only) with the bread box with holes-- this is what happened. Beware. This was one of the worst, most disgusting/mortifying experiences of my entire life

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    Phoebe B.

    I was passing by Le Reveil Coffee when I saw a sign that they had a handmade version of the viral Dubai pistachio chocolate bar. The inside is small but cute. There's one large table that can seat a few people and another table by the window that can seat a few more. There's also a wall dedicated to different types of coffees, teas, syrups, etc which was pretty cool. I bought two of the chocolate bars to try and also share with my family. The bars are beautiful. I haven't had the original Dubai one so I can't compare; however it is really good! They are pretty pricey but I'm happy to have had the experience. I also got a fairy dust matcha. (I had to ask what it was haha). The girl working there was very nice. The flavors that I remember are matcha, cucumber, and lavender. She said it was like a lemonade. I honestly didn't expect to like it. I don't usually like lavender flavored things. However, I was pleasantly surprised. The cucumber shines through the most and keeps it refreshing. My total was $61.50 for the 3 items which is pretty expensive. I guess considering that pistachios are already expensive it's a fair price. Their pastries looked really good and I would return to try them.

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    Gajtana S.

    I haven't been uptown much since the pandemic. After making a donation at the ASPCA on 92nd between York and 1st, I started walking down 2nd avenue: Lots of interesting restaurants and bars, something for everyone. I noticed almost all the food carts did not have prices on them. I was looking for a snack and walked in "the dream." Their pastries looked good and also did not have prices marked: I opted for a Parmesan and leek savory pastry $4.50) which satiated my snack needs. Cute little coffee shop with international snack food. I'd pop in again should I be wanting a bite in the neighborhood.

    Iced Matcha Latte w/ Vanilla Syrup & Iced Turmeric Latte Price
    Boralina B.

    The drinks were not at all worth the price, even for the city. The cafe had a $1 surcharge for iced drinks on top of the regular price listed on the menu. This is something found on the bottom of the menu, so I had honestly not seen it when ordering. But once my order was put in the register and I saw my total, I just chalked it up to this being a cafe in the city and didn't think too much of it. Once the drinks were served though, there was little to no ice in the cups (with the matcha latte being served much hotter than room temperature) and the drinks were no where near full (which I can understand being a thing in some places in the city, but it meant more ice should have been added especially considering the surcharge). The drinks were okay overall, but being served a warm matcha latte when we were explicitly charged for an iced drink was a strong drawback. The ambiance in the cafe is nice, it's very well decorated and made for a great study session. The tables though seemed to not be routinely cleaned, as crumbs and a variety of drink stains/splashes covered the table. The service was okay, but the cashier seemed very annoyed when I had asked to add another drink to my order (which I can understand, but it was nonetheless disheartening). I'm will not be coming back due to my disappointing experience, but for those who do: just stick to hot drinks and their baked goods.

    Pastel De Nata
    Steph W.

    Review only for their Pastel de Nata! I was drawn in from their outdoor advertisement of the pastel de nata. I've had it in Portugal as a reference to the original taste and loved them there. The inside is tight but there's some seating available. They have all sorts of desserts including cakes, pie, pastries, donuts, muffins, etc. There were several pastel de nata on display (40+) and I asked the front staff if they cook them daily. She claimed that several batches are cooked throughout the day. Sad to report that the nata did not taste fresh and was very soggy and sweeter than what I remembered Portuguese nata tasted like. I took one bite and had to take the rest home so I could crisp it with my air fryer. $3.37

    Nicole N.

    Finally stopped by to check out their Portuguese egg tarts and coffee! The egg tarts were tasty but the texture really confused me. I very much enjoyed the crunchy and buttery outer pastry. The filling had strong egg-y and vanilla flavors, not too sweet, but the filling was too soft, almost runny - as if it hadn't been baked thoroughly? I've had a lot of Macanese Portuguese egg tarts and other egg tarts growing up but I've never had ones with a runny filling (when its not supposed to be lava), and not sure that it should be that runny? Not sure if I just got a bad batch? Also got myself a loco latte which is coconut syrup in a latte. The coconut flavors were indeed prominent but it tasted a little artificial especially when there was way too much milk and not enough coffee/espresso flavors. The store itself is pretty cute with wooden logs as chairs/wooden tables. Its a nice cozy space to do some work or enjoy your paper. Staff were nice and food came out quick. Seemed like they had lots of other baked good options and other packaged things for sale.

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    Anita Gelato

    Anita Gelato

    4.6
    (225 reviews)
    1.5 mi
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    Fantastic gelato near Times Square broadway district. Perfect for after a show!…read more We sampled a lot of the flavors and they were all very good but the three best for us were strawberry, chocolate, and pistachio. They taste like they use real flavoring and not artificial flavors. Some of the white chocolate flavors are a bit overly sweet for me but that's how real white chocolate is to me as well so all the flavors are pretty spot on.

    This review is for the Anita Gelato located in the Theater District (there is more than one)…read more There are many flavors to pick from. The way the containers are sold is what they call a regular, medium and large. We did see cones as well, but we were offered prices for the contaibners, so we went with that. You can have one or two flavors in the regular, up to three flavors in the medium and up to four flavors in the large container. Or, you can have just one flavor - up to you. Note to keep in mind: Gelato melts fairly quickly, so if you select flavors like chocolate, mango, and strawberry mascarpone and ricotta in the same container, you are going to have a gastro-nightmare in your mouth! Therefore, I recommend you select flavors that have similar ingredients or are complimentary in some way. As an example, we got the dark chocolate, the hazelnut mousse and chocolate crunch, and the stracciatella. Our favorite was the dark chocolate (plain). The hazelnut mousse was too grainy and sweet for our liking. The stracciatella was nice, but lacked depth of flavor to the gelato overall. Staff will let you try samples on a small spoon if you are undecided. The line can be long (out onto the side walk) to get in, and there are very few tables. So, when you make your order unless you are there on a "down time" be prepared to walk and eat your gelato (another reason to keep in mind the flavors in case of drips on your clothes)! The scoop is served standing up in the container. After the adjacent theaters let out, the line is long. We got a regular size container and with the tax and tip it was just a little over $11. The regular size container is suited to one person. The medium can potentially serve two people if you share "nicely" with each other! They also sell yogurt and coffee drinks. We were in town just for a few days, so we only tried three flavors, but if we were back in the area again, we would try some of the fruit-flavors they sell. Enjoy!

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    Inside decor
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    Large cup - 4 flavors
    Dairy-free heaven: Dark Chocolate, and Chocolate Cookie (both rich, both intense, both dairy-free)

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    Anita Gelato

    Anita Gelato

    4.6
    (588 reviews)
    0.6 mi
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    This is supposedly one of the most popular gelato spots in New York. I went once at 6 PM and once…read moreat 9 PM, and both times there were long lines. But the taste is great, the portions are huge, and it's definitely worth it! Pistachio: The pistachio flavor is very strong, even a bit salty. Those who like it will love it, while those who don't might find it strange--for example, my dad thought it tasted like salted fish. No Sugar Added Hazelnut: The best of the bunch. The nutty and creamy aroma of hazelnuts is rich, and because no sugar is added, it's not too sweet. A pure yet exquisite flavor. Strawberry Mascarpone & Ricotta: Amazing! It tastes like strawberry cheesecake! The perfect amount of cheese, combined with the refreshing strawberry jam, is simply wonderful. Cranberry: A very simple fruit sorbet. Most people might find it too sour, but for someone like me who loves sour flavors and had just eaten in Thai restaurant like Tha Phraya, it was perfect. Refreshing, natural, and helps cut through the greasiness.

    Lovely atmosphere and decor here. They absolutely nail the modern, ice cream shop aesthetic. Super…read moreclean. Spacious tables. Wonderful spot to lounge. Lots of interesting gelato flavors. I settled on the pistachio creme brulee (one flavor). It was a creme brulee base with pistachios mixed in. The texture was a little more liquidy than what I expect from gelato. Flavor was less bold and less creamy than what I expect as well. Ate a lot more like a sorbet. Pricey at about $10 for a small waffle cone (excluding rip). Service was quick and polite.

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    Medium with chocolate almond, pistachio, and pavlova & mixed berries
    Medium with chocolate almond, pistachio, and pavlova & mixed berries
    Regular Gelato (~$8): Macadamia Cream and Chocolate & Pistachio flavors

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    Angelina Bakery Times Square NYC

    Angelina Bakery Times Square NYC

    4.0
    (453 reviews)
    1.3 mi
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    Worth. Every. Single. Calorie. Don't share it--protect it…read morewith your life and enjoy it all by yourself. If you're diabetic... this might be the dessert that's worth discussing an extra dose of insulin with your doctor. We had the pistachio one, and honestly? Zero regrets. It wasn't just worth it--it was worth every bite and then some!

    Favorably situated on Broadway in Times Square, Angelina Bakery is set to entice you inside with…read morethe glitz and glamour of its Parisian decor, turn-style golden doors, red carpet and divider ropes, giant bubblegum dispenser by the entrance, patio chairs and umbrellas, and two kiosk stands for modern efficiency. The bakery is clean and spacious with lots of outside seating, four tables located inside, and attentive friendly staff. It's easy to order outside from the two kiosks. If you join their rewards with your cell phone you will save $5 on your first order and will be eligible for another reward after 4 visits. The southern cannoli had good quality chocolate chips, smooth paste, and crunchy shell but was lacking an extra oomph that could have been provided with some citron in the recipe. The Boston cream bombolini was good. It was fresh tasting, filled amply with good quality chantilly cream. The pistachio croissant was freshly baked, light, delicately buttery and crispy infused with lots of decadent pistachio nut cream. There was no line on a Thursday after 5pm. This place speaks antique affordable luxury. Great people watching opportunity under the patio umbrellas while savoring your food unrushed. Go on, be fancy and treat yourself. One deserves it.

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    Nutella Croissant
    Do like the environment no hurry, easy cozy absolute well keep up clean and organize decor.
    Do like the environment no hurry, easy cozy absolute well keep up clean and organize decor.
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    Amorino Gelato

    Amorino Gelato

    3.5
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    1.3 mi

    This gelato spot was near the hotel we were staying at and it was SO GOOD! We got to mix and match…read moreour gelato, so we did hazelnut and mango and the combination was actually really good. The gelato is super creamy and rich and the mango tasted so authentic! The service was super fast, you order on the kiosk machine and they quickly make your order. You can also sample the flavors and it's nice to be able to see them and taste them before you decide. We also ordered some coffee and it was great because it was a good pick me up! The place is a little quaint, but they also have outdoor seating and you can easily walk around the city with the cup.

    I really wanted to like Amorino because the desserts are pretty, but the overall experience fell…read moreshort. I ordered the parfait, and while it looked beautiful, the whipped cream had a really unpleasant oily mouthfeel that overpowered the dessert. The staff did offer me a macaron when the topping I wanted was out, which I appreciated, but it arrived noticeably smushed. The gelato itself was decent. The blueberry cheesecake flavor was tasty and actually tasted like blueberries, but the fig was so mild that I could barely taste it. Unfortunately, the biggest issue was the condition of the shop. It gets a lot of foot traffic, but it didn't seem like the space was being kept up with. The seating area wasn't very clean, which made the experience feel a bit off-putting while trying to enjoy dessert.

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    Kiosk for ordering
    My Blueberry Cheesecake Gelato with whip cream .  OMG!!!!
    My Blueberry Cheesecake Gelato with whip cream . OMG!!!!
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    L’arte del gelato

    L’arte del gelato

    5.0
    (4 reviews)
    1.3 mi

    Dinner had us full, but by Carmen's second act we were definitely ready for a sweet treat. So we…read morerushed outside for the gelato cart, which had a nice size line. The woman at the cart handled it with ease. A two scoop cup runs just over $7.50. Their flavors are top notch. Pistachio, strawberry, hazelnut and a bunch more. Yesterday was a hot day, and I wasn't feeling the cream aspect of it all so I got the mango sorbet. Soooooooooo refreshing! Perfect spot for the perfect treat and a must if you're seeing a performance.

    Gelato joy l!!! What a cute little cart at Lincoln Square, outside the Metropolitan Opera House,…read moreLincoln Center for the Performing Arts, & David Geffen Hall. Who doesn't love gelato!?!? Apparently this little gelato cart is seasonal and only out May through October. We had our lunch in Central Park & were then in the mood for gelato so walked a couple of blocks to cool off with the best gelato. To me the good gelato has to have that perfect gelato texture and theirs did not disappoint. It was delicious! I had two scoops - pistachio and mokaccino (coffee and chocolate ) and my friend had a scoop of fresh strawberry and a scoop of chocolate mint on a cone. The mint had fresh sprigs of mint. So good. They also had sorbet (sorbetti) for those who can't have dairy or are vegan. (Or just love fruit sorbet!) The non-dairy options were coconut and raspberry. I definitely want to come back and try the raspberry sorbet Also, the fountain there is so beautiful, a great place to eat gelato, watch the fountain, and people watch.

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