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    Little Collins

    4.4 (1.4k reviews)
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    Matcha tonic, pour over coffee
    Cheri S.

    Came here looking for a quick but hearty bite to eat and left with my heart and tummy full! The place serves as both a dine in and take out place but there's not much division between the two. It's very quaint and modern but the best part was the food! I got shakshuka and while it didn't taste authentic it was flavorful and hearty! I scrapped the bowl clean! I also tried their BEC and the potatoes were cooked to perfection. Their matcha tonic I watched them make right in front of me and their pour over coffee is served in a French press. So many little elements I enjoyed about this place. Great service!

    GF Avocado Toast
    Bethany B.

    Wonderful breakfast spot with fresh, healthy, flavorful offerings and GF options! I had the gluten free avocado toast and a drip coffee and it was so delicious, nourishing, and filling. A perfect way to start my day in NY. Cute cafe space. Excellent, prompt service. Will return!

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    Cynthia P.

    Love this place and the nice vibe. Front desk young lady was so on top of things! Beautiful flat white! Food looks great although I did not get any. Will try to return in the future. Place was packed.

    LC Homefries
    Ashley D.

    Came to little Collin's this morning, and it is in fact little. Lol. But it's really cute and I like the blue and white theme. There weren't that many options for sitting, so you have to be prepared to wait for a second for a table. Thankfully, upon arrival, we were able to sit down almost immediately as a couple tables opened up. The menu is pretty short and sweet. They have sandwiches, pancakes, French toast, potatoes, bakery options, etc. it seems that they are more of a coffee shop, so there were plenty of coffee and tea options. The homefries were really good, just a little oily and not as crispy as I would've liked. The restaurant makes their own jam, which seemed to be dragon fruit, and it was tasty but i don't think it went well with my sandwich. My friend gave her French toast a 7.5.

    Mona A.

    This is a long overdue from our trip to NY. Little Collins is such a good brunch spot. The food was really good and nicely presented, especially if you're in the mood for something a little treat. Everything tasted delicious (even though it's sweet) It does get busy, but the vibe is lively, which honestly works for brunch. Definitely a solid place for brunch if you are visiting

    Collin's Granola
    Tammie W.

    Little Collins is a stone's throw from my old office in Midtown East off of 3rd near GC and the Chrysler building. I used to grab coffee here in the mornings when I was visiting the office but decided to sit and eat one morning. I was looking for something a big lighter and guilt free from my daily bagel diet in NY and opted for the granola bowl and a macchiato. The coffee was smooth, creamy, and delightful. The granola bowl was nice and tangy from the labneh, sweetened with vanilla and maple, and has a nice crunch from the coconut, granola, and brûlée banana on top. It's always busy, not a place to linger too long, and has a nice variety to their menu.

    Mediterranean Panini
    Mollie W.

    Found this on Yelp while visiting NYC. The place is a little crammed, so I actually had dinner with two women to my left (one talked the ENTIRE time - no breath taken in two hours) and the couple on my right was on a first date, after meeting online. I learned way too much about four people that I really didn't need to know. Service by Amber was great. Excellent Mediterrean Panini with a hefty price tag at $17.50 and pretty decent Gyro at $18.50. French Fries were tasty. Cute place, nice service, expensive sandwiches. For a panini, gyro and french fries we paid $75.00. Oooph!

    Chorizo Breakfast Burrito and shishito toast
    Bijal R.

    Little Collin's is the perfect spot for a brunch. Located right by Grand Central, makes it easy to get to. It can get quite busy however worth the wait! Waited less than 30 mins on a busy weekend for a walk in, staff keeps things moving and keeps things clean. Simple decor yet amazing food. The breakfast burrito was delicious - with potatoes, chorizo, cheese and eggs wrapped in a soft tortilla. The shishito toast was unique. Never really had that combo however was incredibly delicious. The star of the show was the French toast. Quite possibly the best one I've ever had. The bread was soft, crispy on the edges and the cream was sweet enough topped with fresh berries. Definitely will come back again.

    Crispy Quinoa Tuscan Kale & Roasted Chicken
    Tony J.

    Great little restaurant in midtown. Eclectic menu. Good fast attentive service.food was nice proportion and great coffees and teas. Gets packed at lunch time but able to get a seat and have a discussion. The chciken sandwich and truffle fries were excellent and the chicken salad looked good too.

    Karyn M.

    Australian coffee shop in Midtown on Lexington. It's small, quaint, and most importantly (to me), it's open early. So get there early, because it filled up Sunday morning (by 8 am). I enjoyed The Sweet Uncle Fred, a toasted banana bread with ricotta, berries, honey and almond brittle along with a tiny macchiato. I usually don't have sweet breakfasts, but I did love Sweet Uncle Fred.

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    Jaclyn C.

    Took a chance on this place one random morning after an overnight sleepover in Manhattan with my bestie. The food picture porn was enough to encourage us to walk here un-caffeinated without reservations. It was about a 20 minute wait initially, but were then told it was shorter if we opted to sit in the bar stools by the front window, which we quickly said yes to. I wish they had a hook to hang your handbag, but we managed. Our waitress was friendly and took our orders quickly and didn't hover. Everything coming out of that kitchen looked too good to eat, and was stoked for our turn. The overall vibe is organized chaos. Families laughing and dogs in strollers mixed with the morning rush of hurried plates and refilling of coffees. My latte was not only beautiful but delicious. It almost instantly made me more personable as I am not a morning glory. My bestie had some food restrictions, and our waitress was very patient and noted with care her concerns. Our breakfast overall was savory, beautiful, filling and tasty. I practiced some mindful eating, and felt like it heightened my experience. I quickly referred this place to three friends mid-chew. Come and enjoy and wait the 20 minutes; it's packed for a reason.

    Chorizo Breakfast Burrito
    Sylvia T.

    Honestly it was good. Came on a weekend morning and had to wait like 40 minutes but it wasn't bad. Inside is super cute there's also a bakery takeout section. Service was good as well. Slightly pricey but it's sit down I guess. The pancakes whipped cream and like sticky walnuts + hazelnuts were soooo good. This was my fav dish. The hazelnuts + sticky walnuts really elevated the dish imo with the crunch. Also ofc as always whipped cream is so yummy. The pancake itself was alright and decently fluffy. The breakfast burrito tortilla itself was good. The burrito probably could've had more / better meat. I think the chorizo lacked fat and oil. The salsa was good though. In general it tasted relatively clean if that's up your alley. My friend said his salmon eggs Benedict was also very good but I didn't try.

    Sweet Uncle Fred
    Caitlyn F.

    Came here on a rainy weekend day at around 1pm and was able to get sat right away. It's a cozy little spot with really great, solid food. The B.L.A.T was so good with the crispy bacon and the sweet uncle fred was on a banana bread that was moist and not too sweet. The buzzy bloom had an orange-y flavor with a cold brew after taste that I enjoyed, though it may not be for everyone if you don't like orange mixed with coffee. Overall a solid spot that I'll keep coming back to and hope to try more of their baked goods.

    Our breakfast, I would have taken another to show the empty plates!  Everything was delicious.

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    Good coffee and avocado toast! Cute cafe vibe but was super busy when we went, so service was a little slow.

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    Believe the hype. The food is excellent! The homemade pancake whip is absolutely delicious, no need for syrup. I shall return.

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    Does this place have high chairs?

    Do I need to make reservations?

    It's not that type of establishment. They are a small restaurant and you can just walk in. They tend to get pretty busy and packed, especially during lunch hours so takeout is convenient if you can't snag a seat. They have many "on the go" options.… Read more

    Would it be okay to come here with a toddler for brunch?

    Yes. But beware if it if after 10:30-11 for Long wait

    Which location is bigger, the urban space or 3rd avenue?

    3rd avenue

    Is the outside seating covered?

    Yes, it is covered.

    Does this place take reservations and how difficult is it to find a spot on a Saturday morning?

    Do you have any organic food options? Your restaurant came up on an organic list yet, I saw nothing in your description or menu saying anything about organic food options.

    Is there WiFi and seating available?

    I'm not sure about WiFi but seating is VERY tight and limited. If you sit down, you'll constantly be bumping elbows with patrons waiting in line or ones waiting for you to leave.

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    Grace Street

    Grace Street

    4.2
    (3.8k reviews)
    0.7 mi
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    Locally owned & operated
    Locally sourced ingredients

    This a great, casual place to get dessert in Koreatown. The food came out quickly although the…read morerestaurant was very crowded. We especially enjoyed the matcha beignets with a side of ice cream. I would love to go back and try their shaved snow.

    Every time I have walked up the street from my hotel the past few days there is this giant sign,…read morelike the size you use as a bus stop poster, literally me-sized that makes me want 1) to visit Hawaii again and 2) to get a shaved ice. And I'm from Maryland (Murlyn), I don't mean a sno-ball. I mean that flaky, instantly melting ice carved mechanically using some kind of drill motor with all the torque, off a block the size of a dorm fridge and then topped with syrupy fruits and condensed milk and such. And this wasn't that either, but I now need to find a place for this near me. It was more like regular ice cream at a soft-serve consistency, topped with all the things-- that part was as expected. Hubs & I were thinking of getting two different things but we both wanted the mango madness, and then the checkout person said it was the size of a quart container. So just one then. I wish we got to see it being made up but it was full in there (at 10p, after the theaters let out), and they seated us and gave us a buzzer that went off almost immediately. We almost didn't finish it even between the two of us. Absolutely delicious, just overwhelmingly enormous. It could be a low-grade food challenge to complete it! And with all that fruit, actual mango chunks and a banana, it's practically a healthy snack. Gotta find one of these closer to home!

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    Mika’s Direction

    Mika’s Direction

    4.5
    (113 reviews)
    0.7 mi
    $$

    Note: Rating is for the area and price per quality. In terms of flavor/complexity, I'd put it at a…read moresimilar level as Kettl, but below Sorate and Setsugekka. I was at this quaint tea shop east of Koreatown earlier in the evening before going to a meal at the excellent new Thai place, Wanglang. The staff was very friendly, and they specialize in matcha, along with having hojicha, genmaicha, black tea, and sencha. Along with more traditional drinks, they also have fruit options as well as black sugar jelly (I presume kuromitsu) and a Japanese citrus that's not seen much here, hyuganatsu. Along with the citrus, this place is rather unique as they had three different matcha options in terms of variety. As I tend to prefer teas pure and without add-ons, I ordered the Matcha Americano, which is simply matcha and water. I went with the 12-oz version for $6 + tax and ordered the Hajime, though I would likely get the Fuku No Midori next time based on descriptions online. The matcha was solid and had a mild sweetness and a light earthiness. However, it lacked some of the mouth coating found in very high-quality drinks from Sorate or Setsugekka, while being similar in price. Still, that is comparing to some of the best, and this was still very tasty and a lot better than 90% of the places in the city, being more comparable to Kettl. I wouldn't mind going back and ordering the other matcha varietal to see whether that is a better comparison. Outside of this, I enjoyed my drink, and the staff was friendly. I hope they do well.

    Mika's Direction is a small matcha-focused shop tucked slightly off the main flow of Koreatown,…read moreeasy to miss if you are not actively looking for it. The space is extremely compact, functioning more like a takeout counter than a café, with only minimal room inside. The main focus here is matcha, with a distinctive approach that lets you choose between three blends: Hinata, which leans creamy and nutty; Hajime, which is more smoky and earthy; and a more traditional-style matcha profile. Drinks like the mango matcha show how they play with these bases, though fruit purées can sometimes overshadow the matcha depending on the combination. They also offer matcha powder for home use and occasional fresh pastries that add a warm, baked aroma to the space. Service is one of the strongest parts of the experience. The staff is consistently warm, attentive, and willing to explain the differences between blends in detail. The atmosphere is cozy but extremely tight, built for short visits rather than lingering. It is not a workspace or hangout café, but more of a quick stop that stands out because of its hospitality and focus on craft. Even in a busy area, it leaves a memorable impression through its matcha quality and genuinely personable service.

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    Prince Tea House

    Prince Tea House

    4.2
    (229 reviews)
    0.7 mi
    $$

    I am a frequent Prince Tea House goer, but I've never been to the KTown location which has always…read morebeen on my bucket list because of the nice wall decors! And I commonly see the upstairs for private events like baby showers, bridal showers, or birthday parties on social media. After dinner with my friends, I was looking for dessert and I was glad to see this location closes relatively late on a weekday night at 11 pm. Upon walking in, I was greeted by a waiter who led us to one of the purple velvet chair booths that was perfect for two people and another waiter brought us a pitcher of water almost immediately. The menu is on a QR code already on the table and we were given ample of time to decide. My friend and I both already knew what we wanted to order. I got the purple Yam Souffle which takes 25 minutes to make and my friend got the fried squid tails. We also got a signature Rose Green Milk Tea to share. The waitress who took our order has great memory and recalled all of our items without writing it down. She also reminded me that I could adjust the ice and sugar levels of my drink which I had completely forgotten and would have got annoyed if my drink came out 100% sweetness. Another thing is that my drink order frequently comes out wrong at other locations so I was glad she got it right! Green tea instead of black tea and with milk instead of without milk. The purple Yam Souffle is just like the other locations. Hot, soft cakey texture balanced with an ice cold red bean Ice-Cream. So delicious! The squid tails on the other hand was not what we expected. It came out burnt and hard. The outer batter was not crispy either. We informed one of the waiters and he brought it back to inform the kitchen staff. We received a new batch that was not as burnt and had more flavoring this time around. However, the squid was still hard and not like the ones we get from other locations with smaller crispier pieces. Overall, it was still a good experience and I love the decorations at this location! This might be my second favorite location after the Flushing one. Would love to come back for brunch or hi-tea. Or regular food options when I have not already eaten dinner. My usual go-tos are the twister fries, Santa Fe chicken rolls, fried salted crispy chicken, and the trio dessert combo. However, this location has a lot more variety! FYI - there are two unisex restrooms in the rear for customers to use with really cute wallpapers too.

    This is always my favorite spot to go for desserts and hangout. The interior decor is very modern,…read moresophisticated and stylish. We ordered potted rose milk tea to share, Dubai affogato and Brown Sugar Boba Mille Crêpes Cake. We came on a Friday around 4pm. Originally I wanted to try the strawberry matchamisu, however, was told that it sold out. What a bummer. The rose milk tea came with a themed pot and cups which is really cute. The rose fragrant smelled so good and the milk tea also tasted good and has a hint of rose taste. The cake was good, the boba was well cooked, chewy and flavorful! This time there was an unpleasant experience. At first when the Dubai affogato was served, we did not realize that the amount of the coffee was little until we saw another customer's dish that the volume of their coffee looked significantly more than ours. My friend brought it to the waitress attention but the waitress brushed it off and did not acknowledge our concern. When we finished and were about to leave, the same waitress came over and showed us that the container of the coffee was different and hence the volume of the coffee looked different. At this point, we did not care for it anymore. We would have been fine if the staff acknowledged our concern. We thought that maybe using standardized containers for the coffee would avoid this problem. Other than that, the food and drinks were good.

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    Paris Baguette

    Paris Baguette

    3.8
    (839 reviews)
    0.8 mi
    $$

    Got a crossiant filled with Nutella it was so good…read more The cashier asked if I wanted it for here or to go and I said to go and asked if he could warm it up. He warned me that it might be messy if I took it to go but I didn't mind. Honestly, the chocolate croissant was so good. It was warm and gooey and melted in my mouth. I love it. Ambiance in the bakery was chill.

    During my time in New York City, I stopped by Paris Baguette on W 32nd St twice and absolutely…read moreenjoyed the cozy French bakery café vibe and fresh baked pastries. Paris Baguette is a neighborhood bakery café, bringing expertly crafted baked and brewed goods to the community. Their bakers, cakers, and baristas serve up handcrafted cakes, freshly baked pastries and breads, delicious Lavazza coffee, and more. One thing that really stood out is their PB Rewards program. It's super easy to join via their app, and you earn 1 point per $1 spent toward free pastries, drinks, cake slices, and more and i even got a free pastry just for signing up. I ordered a chai latte and my free strawberry croissant pastry filled with soft custard cream and strawberries, dusted with powdered sugar. The strawberry croissant had fresh strawberries and cream and it was the perfect breakfast after a run in Central Park. The second visit was to take advantage of their BOGO cake slice deal through the rewards app. It's a fun way to explore their cake selection without paying full price. I ordered the Blueberry chiffon cake slice filled with soft cream, topped with blueberry yogurt soft cream and blueberries and the strawberry soft cream cake slice, a vanilla cake filled with soft cream and fresh strawberries, topped with more berries. Service was friendly and the line moved quickly. Prices are typical for midtown NYC, but all the reward app perks make it more reasonable. I will definitely be back to earn more rewards and try more of their pastries.

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