Madame Bonte Cafe has a lot of great points like customer service, comfortable seating, tasty…read morecoffee, free WiFi, opens 7am weekdays. I had to give them 4 stars because for this neighborhood the food prices are more than a Senior Citizen can handle. Maybe I'll suggest they have a Senior Citizen Discount. If you live or work in the neighborhood and want a clean comfortable coffee place to park your butt, get here early. I'll be back....for coffee sometimes.

I look forward to coming here every weekend before work. I'm always greeted so kindly and…read moregenuinely, and they do a great job with my order. It always makes my day. :)

Excellent. Better than Starbucks in every way. Love the baked goods as well I wish it was bigger…read moreand had bands play there.

Coffee was good. But whoever was working was not friendly at all. And seemed like he did not care…read moreat all about the customers. He was blunt, rude and basically forced us out of the place once we got our coffee. Will not be returning.

I recently stumbled upon this cute little cafe that I probably passed by a few times before. The…read morestaff was incredibly welcoming and even handed me a punch card for my future visits. They definitely made my morning brighter with their friendly interaction. The ambiance is lovely and they have a nice patio in the back, perfect for extra seating or getting some work done. Those seats specifically are not as comfortable so might need some padding if you do have a lengthier stay. I appreciated that they offer free wifi for customers, although I didn't notice any outlets available. I ordered a mango tea that was refreshing and light, just what I needed for the day. Overall, I had a good experience.

A boost of color boost one's mood. Cute little array of baked goods. Strong coffee, pleasant staff…read moreand the coziest little backyard. I occasionally pop in to work here especially when the weather is nice. It's one of my go to cafés and I keep going back. It's worth a stop in.

October 2024 wife and I sat down for lunch at the Leo Cafe at Asian society museum. never seen the…read morecrowded here and today was no exception as we were about the only diners Most of the menu consists of salads wraps sandwiches and bowls. not sure how much of this is prepackaged. Wifes $16 sesame chicken salad came with banana ketchup glazed chicken, napa cabbage, kale carrots mango Asian pear with sesame vinaigrette. Not a fan of kale but apparently the combination went well with fruits and vegetables together with the vinaigrette mixing well with the glazed chicken. never heard of banana ketchup glazed chicken My $14 curry chicken salad wrap came with a good amount of Curry flavored chicken along with apples raisins arugula on a whole wheat wrap. Not a fan of arugula but at the whole sandwich without any problems. First Time encountered a whole wheat wrap. One of the least expensive lunches we had in midtown Manhattan. Of course this is like 20 blocks away from the prime tourist attractions near 57th avenue. At least 4 of my pictures and many of the other pictures presented were not eaten by the reviewer, but were pictures of samples at the cashier.

A very beautiful airy glass location with good food, friendly staff and very modest prices. While…read morethere is admission to the Asia Museum you can bypass payment by letting staff know you are just going to the cafe on the main floor. Their shrimp wrap is delicious with large fresh shrimp mixed with Asian type vegetables and a light sauce. Where else in Manhattan can you sit in a spacious reflective atmosphere under real trees indoors and enjoy good food without the high prices and cramped seating found in other upper east side museums and cafes. I understand The Leo cafe is working on expanding its menu which I am sure will enhance the eating experience even more. The Museum itself is a wonderful gem with less crowds, fascinating exhibits, and a calming atmosphere compared to other NY museums. The cafe enhances that feeling for a bite, drink or lunch.

I had wanted to try the Princess cake for a while, and today was the day. I was in the area, and…read morewas pleasantly surprised how beautiful and low key this location felt compared to the Madison and SOHO locations. As I entered, I saw couples eating breakfast. I took my slice of cake to go. I enjoyed chatting with the man who helped me. I definitely want to come back with a friend for coffee and lunch. All the pastries looked beautiful. This would be a good place to bring dessert from if you are trying to impress. My slice was great, I felt like a Princess eating it.

Oasis in the desert - Enjoyable cafe perfectly located on 70th & York. Enjoy a tea or coffee with a…read morecroissant, sandwich or salad. Nice sunny corner location - busy on some days quiet on others - low key and pleasant.

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

Pleasant savory and sweet treats, and there's a largish room in the back of this hotel lobby cafe…read morewhich I hadn't seen before, which accomodated the four of us. A bit overpriced. You order at the counter and then pick up your items. Somewhat noisy.

The almond croissants are absolutely delicious, and the strawberry croissants are wonderful. There…read morewas one particular staff member there was so helpful with the credit card machine. And she new her stuff , I've got to get her name when I go back again. And she was absolutely wonderful. The price is worth the bite of such deliciousness . I recommend this wonderful place.

Cute little bakery shop with the prettiest desserts. Got 6 macarons and they were on par with…read morepricing in the area and were good. Guy working was super friendly. Would come Back if we're in the area to try some of their other items.

Nice spot to pick up some fancy French pastries, coffee, have some ice cream, or enjoy some…read moremacarons. The place itself is not too big with 3-4 tables on the inside and a few on the sidewalk outside. Upscale decor look with a chill ambiance along with a friendly counter staff. A tasty iced coffee and delish croissant hit the spot after a 4 mile race in Central Park today. Sat outside and watched the world walk by.