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    sam a.m

    4.3 (911 reviews)
    Closed 6:30 am - 3:30 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Casual
    Classy
    Moderate noise
    Good for kids

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    Chilaquiles and black coffee
    Renata G.

    Sam a.m is such a lovely neighborhoody cafe. It feels very homely and service is exceptional. I love the food here. Avocado toast was scrumptious, scrambled eggs perfectly cooked and the side of pimento cheese was just a cherry on top. I also got a hot chocolate to go and it was the best decision on a cold winter day. I'd come back here in a heartbeat. My only thing is that you walk out smelling like food. My clothes and hair had a lingering food smell all day. Better exhaust system would be a fix!

    BBQ Grits Special (mp)
    Karson O.

    Great little local spot! There is typically a wait at busy times which moves fast. They have a small menu with good selections. Best local brunch spot! Employees are kind, it's a great atmosphere and theres always some fun music playing.

    The Honey Badger
    Rajeev L.

    Small and quirky place that makes you feel welcome from the moment you walk in the door. The chef is out chatting with people and has a little knowledge about a lot of things. He's a self-professed expert on Carhartt jackets and noticed mine when I walked in. The food is very good as well. The menu is small but execution is delicious.

    sausage and biscuit!
    Sravya V.

    Sam am was a unique experience! My friend and I stopped by for brunch on a Sunday morning, around 10. The place was quite popular, with people waiting outside for a table. Spots are first come first served, but thankfully we only had to wait about 10-15 minutes for a spot at the bar. We ended up sitting in front of the chef, who was very chatty and fun. We learned more about the menu items we were interested in directly from him, and it was clear that he cared a lot about the food. The restaurant is very casual in both ambiance and service style. The food was great!! I was craving something warm and hearty and ordered the sausage gravy and biscuit. The gravy was thick and rich with a fantastic flavor. The egg was perfectly runny! My only wish would have been for more biscuit, but the meal was still enjoyable. My friend ordered and enjoyed the avocado toast. Sam'am is a spot worthy checking out if you are nearby!

    chicken waffle
    Mila C.

    It's definitely a nice addition to the neighborhood! The space is on the small side but they make it work as it's so inviting and cozy. We finally had our first brunch recently. Not sure why we waited so long, I guess maybe the line for tables scared us a little but it's not bad at all. We waited about 10 minutes. The food was amazing. We had one of the specials (chicken and waffles) and also one of the signature sandwiches which is also really good. Will definitely be back and highly recommend it to others. The service is efficient and fast.

    Sam H.

    This is still my favorite breakfast spot in Jersey City. The owner is extremely sweet and makes you feel at home when you were there. The breakfast is good well priced and the tea is amazing. We've been there few times and every time we're driving around in this area we always end up here I love the hospitality thank you.

    Marvin S.

    The restaurant ambiance is close knit and cozy.its got an old school feel to it as well. Tables are all over along with counter seating as well. The restaurant is decorated with various objects along the wall like books , music cds, and other random objects. The service was great and very friendly. Everyone there was also very energetic too. I ordered the chef's special shrimp and grits. It was served with a sunny side up egg as well. The grits were somewhat smooth although the egg nor the shrimp seasoned well enough. I think the grits also had a little bit of cheese maybe to aid in the smoothness. I wish they would've been more aggressive in seasoning because the dish would've been perfect. I would definitely come back though and try something else and because the vibe great ! Hopefully, the next dish I try will be better.

    Grits Special (mp)
    Olga B.

    Their pastries are amazing! Get there early order the pastries and go! No need to wait in a line for an hour for the food. Not worth it. Nothing you can't whip up yourself in the time it takes you to get seated. Service is very fun and friendly though so I'm giving it 3 stars.

    Omelet of the Day
    Winn H.

    TLDR: Easily the best classic American breakfast in town. And for $15 it's quite unbeatable. Highly recommend a visit if you're around Jersey City! As a perk, it's also near the Waterfront, which makes for a nice stroll before / after. - - - - - - New to Jersey City? Not sam a.m... and I'm so glad I found them through a Reddit post. It's a small breakfast spot in an easily missed location; don't walk in the corner if you're on GPS, though, as it's someone's residence - oops, awkward! When you step inside, you're quickly greeted by the host(ess), and the wait was no longer than 10 minutes on a weekday afternoon. High volume, high quality, the staff here are on it! Let's be honest, there's not much exciting about a classic American breakfast; what's there to be impressed by for an omelet, roasted potatoes, and toast? Well, let me tell you about sam a.m: Omelet of the Day: Broccoli Cheddar... clean and simple, cooked to perfection, not overcooked. The broccoli? So lightly steamed there wasn't a doubt it was healthy... as a parent, you could probably get any reluctant child to devour this, too! Roasted Potatoes: Perfectly roasted, good balance of a crisp exterior and smooth interior. Toast: Nothing exciting here, either, but it was perfectly toasted, not even a tad burnt. It had a bit of chew and paired with butter made a smooth combination. Service was amazing as can be, and all guests are treated like VIP here - literally! And if you're lucky enough to sit at the bar, they cook the omelet in front of you AND you can watch all the food being cooked... for the gram / video of course. (Except I got distracted by the food and missed the opportunity :( ) How was this only $15? Beats me, but I'm definitely returning whenever I'm back in Jersey City!

    Jenny L.

    The food was very simple and to the point, no outstanding flavors. I think its a great spot if you want your traditional eggs with side breakfast. it was imo a bit overpriced, the portions were smaller than expected. my avocado toast almost $20 but it was 1 slice of thin sourdough with avocado that didnt cover the entire toast, also the added sprouts was more like 5 pieces of sprouts. We also ordered a side of chicken for $5 but turned out to be rotisserie chicken which is $5 for the entire chicken at costco haha. The french toast did look like a delicious option but otherwise the breakfast was not bad but average. The water was also served in plastic chipped cups and tasted very soapy. Would recommend bringing your own water.

    Weekender breakfast
    Steve S.

    Fantastic, quaint, hidden little gem in Jersey City. We showed up about 10 minutes before it opened and there was already a line. That told me everything that I needed to know about this place. Small, homey, friendly, and the chef is hilarious. He's out front cooking it up for you to see. Breakfast although, a simple choice, was cooked perfectly. I will definitely stop here again after my early morning photo sessions.

    Vanilla Challah Bread French Toast + Applewood Bacon Grits Special (mp) + Caf- Latte + Orange Juice + Homeade Berry Limeade
    Iyanla M.

    Intimate little cafe, good for a quick bite. Service was particular, they kept swapping out servers so they were a bit forgetful. Challah French toast + side of bacon & Grit special (ribs) - French toast was fluffy but lacked a bit of flavor, bacon was good. Grits weren't seasoned and ribs were ok. *The berry limeade was surprisedly better than the orange juice.

    My granddaughter, Lili, enjoying a Virgin Bloody Mary with grilled cheese and pickles at the Life Diner in Jersey City. Great place.
    Georgette O.

    We really like this place. The food is great and the staff is attentive. Not your ordinary diner.

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    Do they have gluten free bread for sandwiches?

    Are reservations needed for the weekend?

    No. Go early as soon as they open to skip the wait.

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    Yes! Beer and wine only

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    Grace Street

    Grace Street

    4.2(3.8k reviews)
    3.6 miKoreatown, Midtown West
    $$
    Locally owned & operated
    Locally sourced ingredients

    So after having lunch in New York's Chinatown and taking a stroll through little Italy, we took a…read moresubway ride to New York's K-Town or aka as Korea Town. Upon arrival we noticed the difference in crowds. Not as busy and packed sidewalks. Also it was a lot cleaner than Chinatown. Since we just ate at C-Town, it was time to find a good dessert place in K-Town. So we walked and we walked until I saw a banner sign showing shaved ice desserts. Then I noticed the name of the business is Grace Street. How fitting, because that is my wife's name. So we went in and what caught my eye was a mango shaved ice with mangoes, mochi, strawberries, and condensed milk, however I was over ruled by my wife and we went with the black sesame and mochi and condensed milk. It also had red bean, but that had to be on the side, since that gives me gout. Such nice staff taking orders and we went into the dining area to find a seat. What a large spacious area with many tables. Our order came out and it looked so good. The black sesame shaved ice or snow as it's also referred to as, was perfectly sweetened by the condensed milk and the chewy mochi. Definitely cleaned my pallet from our Chinese lunch and it helped cool me down from the New York heat. We got water, but there was no ice offered, so I asked one of the workers and he was kind enough to get me some. We are through that dessert like, if we didn't finish it fast, it was going to melt. We did not give it a chance to melt one bit. The staff here are efficient, as they saw we were done, they asked to clear our dessert bowl away. It was a nice experience even if it was just dessert. They definitely had more dessert options to offer, but i

    Grace Street is a quick-service go-to in Koreatown for a sweet treat or afternoon snack. Our Mango…read moreMadness shaved snow hit the spotand was MASSIVE! The generous serving had creamy, silky layers and was easily enough for the two of us to share. Sweet, light, and refreshing. Plenty of seating, generous portions, and a stop here never disappoints! Located on 32nd St, between Broadway & 5th Ave Train: 34 St-Herald Sq (N/Q/R/W); also an easy walk from Penn Station. Overall, a great casual dessert stop after exploring K-Town, Midtown or nearby Chelsea.

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    Grace Street
    Grace Street - Sunset Lemonade ($5.50)

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    Daily Provisions - Union Square - Donut. IG: @_emwong_

    Daily Provisions - Union Square

    4.3(677 reviews)
    3.1 miGramercy, Flatiron
    $$

    Stopped by Daily Provisions to order breakfast on a Wednesday morning. There's seating indoors…read more(with low back stools) and seating out front (about four tables). I had to run to work after an appointment so I ordered for takeout. The person taking my order was friendly. I opted for the Lumberjack and a black cold brew. I received the drink very quickly, with a short wait for the sandwich. While waiting, one member of the staff stocking up supplies on the side started chatting with me and then she offered to check up on my sandwich. She came out with it shortly thereafter. She was very friendly and helpful. The sandwich held up well during my 15-minute commute to the office. It is a really indulgent sandwich, with each bite revealing the sweetness and butteriness of the maple crueller, the saltiness of the thick cut bacon, and the savoriness of the cheese and the eggs as the yolks popped. I sipped the cold brew in between bites to cut the richness. It was a very satisfying meal. The Lumberjack is not something I would recommend you eat every day, but it's good as an occasional treat. In the past I've ordered lunch from Daily Provisions via delivery (the "Chefy" salad and the chicken milanese with arugula salad are my favorites), but I might start adding other breakfast sandwiches to the mix.

    I ordered doordash so didn't experience the place itself, but I tried the new salmon niçoise salad…read moreand I really enjoyed it. It was a very decent amount of fish and a very hearty bowl because of the other toppings. The anchovy dressing was great to top it off.

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    Baked treats display

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    Cinnamon cruller

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    Caffè Panna - Cookies and panna, mint chip with panna

    Caffè Panna

    4.5(767 reviews)
    3.2 miGramercy, Flatiron
    $$

    My friend brought us here after dinner and I was extremely impressed. Immediately noticed a huge…read moreline and was shocked but it moved quite fast. Wrapped around the block but only took 10 minutes with three different people taking orders. Simply a walk up window so no seating but the streets of New York are prime to walk around and indulge on ice cream. Snagged a regular which is two flavors (though they don't seem to be traditional full scoops). Comes with panna whipped cream, an option of a drizzle, and a topping for crunch. Lots of time to view the menu in line since there are multiple taped to the windows. Cookies n' Panna - this was especially creamy, smooth, and flavorful. Good blend of Oreo cookies with a creamy chocolate overall profile. I'm not sure if I can give enough credit to this flavor but definitely try it. They offer panna on the top of all ice cream for a reason, their panna is delicious and they want to show it off (plus it's in the name like come on, can't be more obvious). Banana Moose Tracks - this had a nice banana flavor but unfortunately I think the cookies n' panna melting a bit on top overpowered the flavor. Hard to fully rate but I enjoyed the other flavor way more and would want to try another flavor instead of this.

    Very yummy! Another popular NYC place that is worth the wait! The wait looked very long when we…read morewent (wrapped around the corner) but it went by very quickly. The quality of the ice cream is fantastic. Creamy, rich, and smooth. They have speciality items for the month as well as some signature items. Most scoops come with a topping and the option of panna. Definitely get the panna! It's a better tasting whipped cream!

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    Cookies and Panna

    Caffè Panna - Tripla (peanut butter m&m, cookies & panna, red flag)

    Tripla (peanut butter m&m, cookies & panna, red flag)

    Caffè Panna - Cookies and cream scoop w/ panna, salted caramel sauce and graham crumble.

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    Thē Soirēe - Cherry Blossom Matcha & Banana Bread Hojicha

    Thē Soirēe

    4.3(79 reviews)
    4.4 miTheater District, Hell's Kitchen, Midtown West

    Overall: 4.5/5 One…read moreof my favorite things about this place is that they use organic oat milk as their default, so no worrying about lactose or paying a surcharge for alternative milk. They also have cocktails on the menu which is something we definitely need to come back for. We got their spring specials this time but there are so many drinks I still want to try. The space is a bit cramped so it's more of a grab and go situation. The Banana Bread Hojicha ($8.75) was wow, it tastes exactly like it sounds. It was sweet enough for me without needing any additional sweetener. The only issue was that the hojicha came out a little grainy, so I think the barista didn't mix it as well as they would matcha. The Cherry Blossom Matcha ($8.50) was everything we imagined cherry blossom to taste like. A lot of times cherry blossom drinks end up tasting pretty off, but this one actually delivered. It's made with ground cherry blossom which I think makes all the difference. The matcha itself was good but the drink runs on the less sweet side, so my husband added honey and brown sugar syrup to his. By the time I got to try it, it tasted just as good as mine. We are definitely coming back for those cocktails.

    Yummy beverages. I…read moretried the Orange Spritz and Cherry Blossom Matcha. I liked them both. The matcha wasn't too sweet too. Excited to try more items on the menu.

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    Thē Soirēe - Interior

    Interior

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    Little Collins - Sourdough Pancakes w/Strawberries - thick & yum!

    Little Collins

    4.4(1.4k reviews)
    4.3 miMidtown East
    $$

    Vibe/ambiance: classic aussie brunch Service: standard…read moreReservation: not available; ~30 min wait for brunch Items ordered: chorizo breakfast burrito: 9/10: great burrito crisp, balanced fillings, and solid green salsa

    I had high hopes considering how good the reviews are, but honestly it was just okay! We came on a…read moreSunday around noon and were told the wait would be 30-40 minutes. It was way too hot and crowded inside for us to wait, so they told us we could just come back in 20 minutes to check on our spot. I wish they had a call list or a texting service to let us know when we were up. We came back at the 20 minute mark and thankfully were seated pretty quickly after that. Thankfully the dining area was cooler than the waiting area. For food I got The Smash and added a poached egg. My bf got the breakfast burrito (he would have gotten the eggs Benedict, but it didn't look like they had Cholula). I had read reviews that this was the best avocado toast in NY, but it was maybe my least favorite of the few I tried! Could just be me, but it had more of an acidic flavor than I like. My last bite was also a mouthful of feta which I had thought was egg lol, it was honestly hard for me to get down. My bf's breakfast burrito was maybe the smallest he's ever had, but it tasted decent. 5/5 for service, and the ambiance (though hot) was cute. I'd be tempted to give them another try because of how good the reviews are, but I wouldn't get their avocado toast again.

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    Little Collins - Sweet Uncle Fred ($14)

    Sweet Uncle Fred ($14)

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    Bibliotheque

    Bibliotheque

    4.3(132 reviews)
    2.1 miSoHo

    My friend told me to meet her at the Bibliotheque, and so I did, not knowing what I am walking into…read more(no googling before hand). Wow, what a beautiful space! When you enter there is a bar you can sit at and two large high top tables next to it. As you walk further in there is a lounge with couches and various sizes tables. The whole space is surrounded by books! Heaven! We ordered a chai, matcha and a ginger cookie. Shout out to the woman taking my order for comping me my drink for my birthday! Everyone from the staff was friendly - I really enjoyed being there. The only thing I would say is someone should come by to check on the tables more often as I had to return other people's abandoned drinks. But you know what first world problems, am I right? Maybe they can have a sign or mention to customers to return their own cups before leaving. I sort of can't imagine why people don't... It is quite popular spot so you need to be very patient and strategic if you want to grab a table, as well as sprinkled with a little bit of luck. We unfortunately got there a little late. I went there at 3pm and hunted for a table and my friend got there by 330pm. By the time we ordered and started drinking our coffees - we were informed the lounge area will be closed at 4pm to prepare for the evening wine bar. Oh right this cafe turns into a wine bar in the evenings! How cool! At 4pm we thankfully grabbed one of the high tables - sharing it with another couple but it was large enough for the 4 of us. The lights dimmed and the atmosphere changed to more intimate. We unfortunately had to leave at 5pm, but I imagined picking up a James Baldwin book, ordering some white wine and enjoying both.... Mmm definitely next time. Maybe sometimes after work - sounds like a great wind down.

    there is a reason this cafe/wine bar tops every "best places to work remote from" list I've found…read more - this the most gorgeous bookstore and cafe that slowly turns into a wine bar. the walls are covered in beautiful books with sections for weird female protagonists and banned books. large couches, tables, spinning plushy chairs, truly a range of seating options until 4pm when it turns over for dinner service (beware 90 min wifi limit!!) - the coffee is reasonably priced ($5 americano with almond milk) and the service is very fast at the counter. the food menu is minimal until dinner, so I went with the one sandwich option with meat. - the prosciutto Gruyère was delicious. the bread has a crispy crunch while the inside had the perfect amount of butter to soften the inside further. cheese was sharp and meat was salty, a classic combination done well. - I loved it here and will certainly come back when I have hotspot data or downloaded materials to work on after the 90 min wifi limit

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    Bibliotheque - Our bar area accommodates approximately 30 guests.

    Our bar area accommodates approximately 30 guests.

    Bibliotheque - Prosciutto sandwich

    Prosciutto sandwich

    Bibliotheque - The lounge area houses almost 10,000 books and fine art from Rashid Johnson, Robert Longo, and Roy Lichtenstein, among others.

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    The lounge area houses almost 10,000 books and fine art from Rashid Johnson, Robert Longo, and Roy Lichtenstein, among others.

    La Bomboniera - Shakerato

    La Bomboniera

    4.2(73 reviews)
    6.5 miUpper East Side

    My friend saw this place as a recommend place for hot chocolate so we decided to stop by on a…read moreThursday night. The place itself is super cute and very cozy. The menu is fairly on the basic side - mainly drinks and pastries and there is some sandwiches. We decided to get the hot chocolate with whip cream (the whip cream is very needed). It was very rich, thick and delicious and not "too sweet." The whip cream really makes it more creamy and it does not really add to the sweetness which was good. We also got a side of Salame e Formaggio which I would recommend passing on because the cheese was kind of hard and not that great. The salami was good and honestly I'm not a fan of olives but my friend who liked it enjoyed them. Overall - a cute place to stop by for a hot chocolate and maybe a pastry!

    While the space is *so* cute and cozy and the service was really nice, the food and beverages left…read moresomething to be desired. We got a torta caprese (flourless chocolate cake), a sfogliatella, a hot chocolate, and a machiatto. The torta caprese was okay. The sfogliatella, which is supposed to be light and crisp, was clearly stale and chewy, although they warmed it up which was a helpful touch. The hot chocolate was reviewed on Instagram as being super rich and decadent, but it was made from a mix that smelled oddly similar to Swiss Miss. the machiatto was also quite watery. Come here for the vibes, but not for the food.

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    Posted with review 09/05/25

    La Bomboniera
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