Had a great breakfast with a lovely view. Exceptional service. Tasty chai. Loved the outdoor…read morespace -- especially for our 2 year old to be able to enjoy time with us without disrupting those working.

I genuinely don't understand how a place with so much potential can have such unbelievably poor…read morecustomer service. We visited Qawah Valley from California during the FIFA games specifically because they advertised that they would be streaming the matches. When we arrived, we asked if they could put the game on, and the young employee working the cashier (who appeared to be a high school or college student) abruptly told us, "No," with no explanation or effort to help. Instead, we ended up watching the game on our phones despite choosing this place because of their advertised promotion. Unfortunately, that wasn't the end of it. When ordering a savory item, I politely asked what type of meat it contained. The same employee responded, "It's meat." Thinking he misunderstood, I clarified by asking whether it was chicken or beef. Instead of answering the question, he repeatedly and condescendingly kept saying, "It's meat." It was such a bizarre and dismissive interaction over a very basic question that any customer has a right to ask. What was worse was that the item turned out to be stale, cold and chewy! Customer service can make or break a business, especially in New York City where people have endless options. If you're going to hire inexperienced employees, then invest the time to properly train them on basic professionalism, courtesy, and product knowledge. They're the face of your business, and your revenue depends on how customers are treated. If they're unable or unwilling to provide even the most basic level of hospitality, then it's worth investing in better hires. It's a shame because Qawah Valley is a beautiful, spacious café in an incredible NYC location. They've invested a ridiculous amount on the real estate of this location but a nice space means very little when it's paired with some of the worst customer service I've experienced. I won't be returning, and I certainly wouldn't recommend it to anyone looking for a welcoming café experience.

This is a very cute spot with two large communal tables and chairs to sit and chat (plus free…read morewifi). There's a long refrigerator case of cheese for the turophiles plus an assortment of dry goods and snacks, plus several food books. I tried the black sesame cinnamon latte which was delicious and the carrot cornbread which was a dense but moist and sweet treat. I'm definitely bringing visitors here for a quick rest and snack next time I'm in the area.

Great cafe and cheese shop. I've tried:…read more + Iced matcha with oat milk and strawberry rhubarb jam - amazing + Chocolate chip cookie - decent + Iced black sesame latte - good, but tasted more cinnamony than black sesame. Can skip + Chicken salad sandwich - amazing They brew Sey coffee and Kettl tea!

I went here and got the hot caramel latte and the strawberry matcha, both were really well made!…read moreThey also have pastries and sandwiches. They were very quick! The place has limited seating, about 13-15 available, but decor is modern and clean!

Matcha latte was the pretty good. The strawberry kouign aman was super hefty and pretty good.read more

Service and food selection were great. Pastries were very tasty with many different choices…read more Pricing was a little high but understandable given location and quality of food.

For remote workers: 5/5…read more I happened in here one time and it quickly became a favorite spot!!! Ambiance/seating: The ambience is very cute and cozy café. There's a lot of people working or just hanging out having a coffee/lunch. There's a ton of seating and a few bar countertops that you can use to work without taking up a whole table. There's also some cozy benches and chair seats that seemed very comfortable! Coffee: I just got a simple hot latte both times and it was pretty good. When I got it to stay, they did a cute bear latte art! Food: I only tried the pastries but they were high quality delicacies! Note they are on the pricier side because of the quality. They've got sandwiches and more heartier options too. Would assume their breads are good too but didn't try. Wifi: I didn't do any zoom calls but the free Wi-Fi is good and reliable! heads up- It cuts out after 30 minutes. (You can lowkey rejoin if you need to) Price: Coffee was avg for NYC, pastries a bit pricier but because they are quality. Other: Staff is very nice and helpful!

Really great service and cute little shop, but a bit slow since every crepe is made to order and…read morefresh. The turkey Dijon was pretty good and my friend got the chicken and pesto which was also good, but the highlight by far was the biscoff and banana. Absolutely gas, I would def skip the savory ones and eat that one again if I came back.

Cute crepe place in UES- Love the ambiance and their crepes are heaven!! Their coffee and smoothies…read moreare pretty solid too. Tried their s'mores/Caprese/Chicken pesto and all were great! Will Defo go back.

Super cute and small coffee shop on the corner. It is a great addition to the area. I got a mint…read moreiced latte. I asked for one pump of mint syrup as I did not want it too sweet. This place has 2-3 bar stool like chairs to enjoy your coffee and pastries. I did not get anything besides coffee but everything especially the chocolate chip cookies looked really good. If you are in area stop by here. The barista was very nice too.

Orange Moon Cafe was an accidental find Saturday when I was with my daughter shopping nearby…read more Naturally she was in a hurry so I came back today to have my Brunch. I was so pleased to see the window seats since it was cold outside. The employee was great taking my order and heating my Ham and Cheese Croissant. The place is clean, service was excellent and the croissant definitely delicious. Prices were reasonable to me. The coffee was the same size as the one I had this morning and priced less! If I'm in the neighborhood again I'll grab the croissant to go or enjoy it there if I'm not with the kid! I'm highly recommending.

3.5/5 My friend and…read moreI stopped in after a cold walk in Central Park for a little pick me up. We got our order for here and there weren't really any tables. It was more of standing tables. We got: - 2 hot chocolates: this was super chocolatey and it came with some milk - which was needed - fruit tart: this was super yummy! I would say this was overpriced for what we got ($33.75).

Always a 5 star experience when I stop in here. After getting my hair done next door, I popped in…read moreto get my mom some of her favorites, which included a couple of their fresh mozzarella and tomato with basil sandwiches on a small artisanal croissant and a slice of the signature Sant Ambroeus chocolate cake, which is light, airy and chocolatey heaven.

Discovered this little coffee shop hidden away on Bleeker Street amongst all the Asian eateries and…read moredessert spots. Very cozy and chill spot. Nice interior, clean, calm music playing, and comfy seating. A small selection of tasty pastries, sandwiches, and desserts. No bathroom though but there are some outlets to plug in your device for a quick charge. I enjoyed a really tasty iced coffee and baguette sandwich. Fairly priced.

I made my first visit here a few months ago For a hot…read morechocolate which was pretty good!!. The staff and service were great but the inside was beautiful loved the setup!!. I can't wait to come back and try the pastries!!.