I only got a drink it was lychee and it was delicious lychee juice and jelly. Theres tons of games…read moreto play.

Stopped by here yesterday really quick before they closed with my family for my son birthday. He…read morewanted some ice cream so we went inside and it was so beautiful and cute inside. They had lots of machines and games to play. My son tried to win a prize but didn't he still had a lot of fun doing it. We will come back another day to really try the place out. The kids loved the ice cream. The service was very pleasant and very nice the staff members were very kind to us.

I really like this place. It's pretty unique for New York. It has good coffee, good food and is…read morevery relaxed not like a Starbucks or anything, but it has a relatively comfortable atmosphere with comfortable bench chairs and it's just a unique kind of interesting place without too many tourists because it's all the way over on 10th Ave. and hope they can stay in business, 10th Ave. in Hells Kitchen is not that heavily trafficked They are pretty friendly too, especially after you've been in a few times and the guys who make the egg and bagel sandwiches like I had today are also very friendly and accommodating. The only thing I would say was the bagel was like six out of 10 or seven out of 10 rating a little too soft even after a light toasting. But fresh. and they have a delicious pistachio croissant. Nice diverse crowd. Some tourists coming off Intrepid and Circle Line but mostly New Yorkers Check it out

Great service, wish they had tofu cream cheese for their bagels but apparently the demand is too…read morelow (which makes sense! Just a bummer for me) Delicious chai and corn muffin!

A great place to get and give some four-legged love and affection if you don't have your own…read morepurrtner. Naturally, reservations required; you can make one hour or 30 minute session time slots for yourself online. Cute merch, a little 25 and under for me (ears on hats, that sort of thing), but hey- if you like something, I will not judge if you wear it. There are in fact three levels; my favorite was a pretty outside deck. The trees losing the occasional leaf captured all the cats' attention. No picking cats up, but if a cat jumped in your lap, you were allowed to feel the win! Lots and lots of petting went on, minimal swatting and hissing. No shoes allowed. Not sure about the coffee, just had a Poppi.

Booked an hour of visit for two adults off their website…read more Informed the barista and they stamped on top of our hand. Staff informed us of the rules before letting us take off our shoes and into the back where the kitties hang out. I love how chill most of the cats are, they are very clean and soft! They also have food and beverages available at the front of the store. Adopt and don't shop, save a kitty today by donating or adopting.

Love supporting Black owned businesses! This small cafe/bookstore has selections catered to…read moreuplifting Black female stories. I also like how the special drinks are related to the authors featured in the store. Staff is very attentive and friendly. My only gripe (not a huge one) are the hours during the weekday being so short (as of now, the place closes at 2 PM.) I could only go there during my days off and even then I gotta plan early. Other than that, this is a great place to support. I will definitely continue to go there.

Great little book store cafe. There's some seating outside and one table inside. The books are all…read moreorganized by region and author all POC plus Liberation focused. Loved the curated collection! Drinks were good. I got a chai oat rose latte and it was delicious. Music was nostalgic. It's cozy and cute and a great vibe.

2D Cafe Tornado immediately grabs your attention with its super cool 2D concept. The…read moreblack-and-white, comic-style design is incredibly fun and makes the space feel playful and unique which is very Instagram-able and definitely a spot you come to for the experience and photos alone. I absolutely loved the idea and the overall vibe of the cafe. That said, we came specifically for coffee and mochi donuts, and unfortunately those fell a bit short. The coffee was just okay, and the mochi donuts weren't great - ours tasted on the staler side, which was disappointing. Overall, I really think this place has a lot of potential. The service is great and the concept is very unique for this area, and with some improvements to the quality and freshness of the food and drinks, it could easily become a go-to spot. Worth checking out for the aesthetic, but I'm hoping the menu catches up to how cool the space is.

I've wanted to check this place out for a while since they are so close to my house and glad I did!…read moreThere's plenty of parking in the back lot and they have their own entrance. The cafe is pretty big, they have a separate room for events! Plenty of photo ops throughout. They have a menu of sandwiches as well as pastries and such. I ordered the caramel macchiato and my gf got the taro bubble tea. I tried both and loved them! The woman at the counter was very helpful. It was approx $15 for both which is expensive but I'd rather pay that to a small business owner than some big corporation.

Love this spot. It's a very pretty cafe hosting solo artist exhibition showcase and live DJ sets on…read morethe weekend, super fun chill vibes. The pistachio latte is so good, definitely worth the visit!!

No Nazar Art is such a cute spot -- we walked by and were instantly drawn in by their matcha drinks…read morewith fruit. I tried the blueberry while everyone else went for strawberry, and both were delicious. You can choose your milk (we went with whole), and the evil‑eye decor everywhere gives the place a fun, memorable vibe. The person making the drinks was really sweet, which made the experience even better. At about $9 a drink, it's definitely a splurge, but the flavor is worth it -- you can really taste the fruit, matcha, and milk together. I'd go back for an occasional treat.

Only a churl could have a bad time at Starving Artist. We arrived early, before the Sunday morning…read morerush. There were four customers and about a dozen people in the kitchen. One savory crepe and one sweet, both delicious and unusual, plus the coffee was hot and good. Also: refills! A dying art.

You don't find anything better than the Starving Artist. Owners Monica and Eliot Glick make you…read morefeel welcome, like you are in their home. They are friendly, fun and energetic! It is rare to meet people with such a zest and excitement for people and music! The atmosphere is cozy and the music as well as food is always wonderful! The food is made in an extremely small kitchen but with great care so be patient! All the food is Made to Order so make sure to place your order early in the show. There is never a cover-charge for music which is nice. The music is also extremely varied depending on the night so you are sure to find something you like. It is nice to hear such awesome local musical talents! You always meet wonderful and friendly people and can really appreciate the feeling of being in a small intimate cafe. They generally will pass around a money box with donations that go towards the artists since they aren't paid-nice to contribute if you can! Art exhibits on the walls always rotate as well and are for sale which adds to the unique decor. Give it a shot-you won't be disappointed!

Personally, I really like this place because it's cozy, has a fun interior, and the staff is very…read morefriendly. The pastries are excellent, as are the lattes. Sometimes it's hard to find a seat because it gets crowded, but that's just me, because you can meet new people or run into old friends.

I have been frequenting this place for years, & the food & service is good, but the amount of…read morepeople that sit at tables for an extended amount of time has gotten completely out of control. Monticello Ave has turned into a ghost town in regard to food choices. Customers are buying one coffee here & taking up a table for four using their laptops for hours on end working. I love their whitefish salad & have had to walk out several times before ordering because there is literally not one seat available on 2 floors!! I spend an average of $30 every time I go in, & someone who purchased a tea 3 hours ago is taking up 4 seats. What caused me to write this review today was the actual "Cuddle Puddle" that was taking place on the couch this afternoon right in front of the register. Three people with no food or drinks were snuggling & playing on their phones without one crumb of food or even an empty drink cup in front of them. There was also a woman holding up a table for 4 while going outside to take business calls on her phone. Is this WeWork or a coffeeshop? Put a time limit on the tables, & no one should be treating this place like their parents living room to take a nap in the free air conditioning. Oh & to the staff member that called me "Sir" today- I am a woman. This whole experience was so uncomfortable I will get my whitefish from Wonder Bagel moving forward.