THIS is coffee! First of all they put enough shots in your latte without you having to add more to…read moremake it drinkable. Secondly their flavor is very very light. Not a monstrosity of sweetness overload. And the coffee is legit delish! Coming back here a second time as this is how coffee should be! I can't speak for their food but deff give their coffee a try. All the cat and dog decor is a bonus, too!

We stopped by Sip + Co for a quick breakfast before heading back to Penn Station. We ordered an avo…read moretoast (with added turkey), a breakfast sando, and 2 coffees. Food overall was good. The coffee not so much (too acidic). But we did appreciate the convenience of this location next to our hotel near Central Park!

Yum!! So good and will definitely be coming back! I enjoyed the avocado toast with salmon.read more

We enjoyed a light dinner here yesterday before the knicks game. Go Knicks 2026! We got two juices…read moreand two tartines. The sit down service was good. Plenty of seating. The juices were freshly made and tasted delicious. The sweet ginger was refreshingly sweet and crisp tasting with a zingy ginger aftertaste. The up beet was more tart and earthy tasting but also had a bright hint of ginger. You can see the fresh foam on the juice. I also appreciate they didn't put ice because I got more juice. The tartines were fresh and savory as well. They are basically open faced sandwiches on sourdough. The burrata tartine was topped by prosciutto (extra) and multicolored grape tomatoes. There were basil leaves layered throughout. The croque madame is hot and cheesy with plenty of gooey Gruyère and ham and a delicious sunny side up egg. The portion was just right. Will be back to try other things!

i've been back to pave many times over the years and wanted to update my review - you HAVE to try…read moretheir sandwiches. they are some of the best french sandwiches in the city!! the food: i personally love a jambon beurre, and they do it so well here. the bread itself is incredibly good, so i would say any of their baguette sandwiches are 100% worth it. the cookie is super airy yet filled with chocolate and i loved it. the eclair to me was just okay, but that was because i was expecting a crispier texture. the passionfruit puff used to be my favorite, but they changed the recipe to not have the chunky sugar crystals on top, so i will be trying the other sweets in the future to find my new fav. the space: a rare, big space in the area the service: nice!

I stopped by and ordered a flat white. As someone trying flat white for the first time, I wasn't…read more100% sure exactly what to expect. The espresso flavor was extremely prominent with a lot of bitterness, while the milk added a creamy texture that made the coffee feel slightly decadent. A flat white is definitely more of a minimalist take on coffee, but in a very good way. Personally, as someone who enjoys my drinks with little to no sugar, this drink was a bit too bitter for my taste. I enjoy a bit of bitterness in my coffee sometimes and even look forward to it but this one was just too bitter. I have heard that a flat white made well is not really supposed to be bitter. Despite being in the middle of a busy part of Manhattan, you are in and out fairly quickly. The space has a bakery feel, and it was a nice place to slow down for a while instead of just grabbing coffee and rushing out. They also have some options for baked goods to enjoy with coffee, if that is your thing. There is a ton of seating inside, although, it might take a little while to find a table with how busy it gets. I was able to find a table right away by opting for the seating right outside the store.

Amazing food and great customer service . Smoothies and croissants were amazing! Definitely a go to…read morespot now

this was an amazing experience, we dropped by before heading over to the moma and it was the…read moreperfect premuseum meal. TRY THE PEACH BLISS SMOOTHIE!! incredible and very affordable.

To die for pastry. Pain au chocolat especially. Macaron --…read moreperfection. Bread and butter -- symphony. Beautiful surroundings. Rich delicious coffee -- even just drip coffee is special. The only thing not authentically French is how lovely and welcoming the people are.

I see I'm not the only one who experienced multiple service issues during my visit. Chalked it up…read moreto opening night jitters, but considering they've been open for a while, I think they just kind of...suck...at this. Which is too bad, because their food is actually quite tasty. We had a girls day/afternoon tea catch-up here. Vibes were of course a 10/10 if Instagrammable pink wonderlands are your jam. Most of us opted for the individual Tea Times, which they repeat multiple times is intended only for individual portions and not sharing--even though all our items were served on a shared, multi-tiered platter. Guh? As with most French-style afternoon teas I've done (including many in Paris), the tea selection was abysmal while the food offerings were superior. I had the namesake Bisou Bisou teas, which lists a lot of fun ingredients on the menu but tastes like mildly pungent nothing in reality. For Mini Tea Sandwiches, we got a tasty Croque Madame, a savory Smoked Salmon, a fun and healthy Buckwheat Blini, a Deviled Egg I skipped, a flavorful Tarragon Chicken, a flaky Petite Croissant, and a delicious Mini Mushroom Quiche. Not bad, and certainly better than most English-style offerings (sorry Brits!). The Mini Pastries were also a cut above. The namesake Mini Bisou Bisou, is a fun callback to '60s lip art with plenty of entremet flavor. The Gianduja Tart tasted like a Ferrero Rocher in, well, tart form--not complaining! The eclairs (chocolate and vanilla), canales and macarons (raspberry) were all well made--and again, better than what most British-style places offer. But the service issues--that's where Fauchon lost me. We were asked to move tables after some of our orders had already arrived in order to accommodate another party, even though we had a reservation and the other party was a walk-in. They mixed up everyone's tea orders in our party, and we gave up trying to figure out which was which after a while. And while most servers were friendly, one had a really bad attitude and we dreaded having her stop by. Mind you, the place was barely 20% full the entire time we were there. Overall, I could see stopping by for a croissant and cafe, but maybe don't plan this as your splurge spot.

I'm originally from California, and I've been working here for the past 43 days. One of my co…read moreworker (nurse) recommended John's Coffee Shop, and I was honestly just looking for something that felt like a real home-cooked meal. I found it. The Food I ordered pancakes and turkey bacon -- simple breakfast, nothing fancy -- but it was done right. * The pancakes were fluffy and perfectly golden. * The turkey bacon was just right -- balanced, flavorful, not overcooked. * Everything tasted fresh and homemade. It gave me that comfort you need when you're working long shifts away from home. The Service This is what truly stood out. The first day I walked in, they were kind -- genuinely kind. The type of kindness you can see in someone's eyes. The second day I came back, the waitress remembered me. She asked if I wanted the same thing. That meant something. When I walked in, they recognized me. In a city as fast as New York, that level of attentiveness is rare. I tipped her $10 just because she remembered my order. That kind of service deserves appreciation. Atmosphere * Clean * Comfortable * Welcoming * Staff is warm and attentive I honestly wish I had found this place sooner. If you're near 823 2nd Avenue in New York and you want a solid, comforting breakfast with excellent service -- this is your spot. From a California nurse working away from home... this place felt like comfort on a plate. Highly recommend.

It was a fun NYC diner experience. We stay in midtown and our go-to breakfast place is closed on…read morethe weekends so we wanted to find a new place. Service was speedy and the coffee was piping hot. Food was good and plentiful and we would dine here again. Pretty basic offerings and the only negative was that table seating was a bit tight.

The Pistachio Brest was perfect . Unlike many pistachio desserts, it didn't seem to have that…read moreartificial almond flavoring a lot of pistachio goods do. The choux and pistachio cream were beautifully balanced. I actually went back the next day hoping to get some more, but they were already sold out of the pistachio brest by 11am Since I was there, I picked up a veggie quiche, which was decent. The server was also kind enough to include a pistachio macaron on the house to make up for the sold-out brest, which I really appreciated. Unfortunately, the macaron did taste of that almond flavoring I dislike, so I can't quite recommend that one.

I work a couple blocks away and saw this place for the first time this morning. As we had loved…read morethe baguette sandwiches we had in Paris last year, I decided to try to them for lunch. I saw on their website they had the quintessential Parisian sandwich on the menu - Ham, Gruyere and butter on a baguette. First... The price at L'Ami Pierre was more than what is listed on their website. I don't like that and I am pretty sure it is illegal in NYC. Second... Must have been sitting around since early this morning as the cheese was glistening - which is what happens to Gruyere that sits out too long. Third - Virtually no butter. French butter is excellent - would have been nice on the sandwich. There was a tiny trace of butter on the corner of the baguette. Lastly - a 5 and half inch tiny sandwich for $13.34. At the office, some one asked me where I ordered a half sandwich. Overall, the sandwich was DRY! The ham itself was good, the cheese was absolute junk (and Gruyere is my favorite - we have in the house all the time) and the bread was good. I ended up adding butter I had in the office, because it was too dry to eat otherwise.

We have been in the bakery a year ago and it was amazing! Big choice of pastries, delicious…read moremacarons and coffee. Also I would like to note especially warm hospitality, which I recall even after a year, by Jessica. Thank you so much! We definitely looking forward to come again.

I really liked it, I recommend the place. Alison was very kind The coffee was very good, Miguel is…read morea good barista