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.

Many matcha options like white matcha which includes white chocolate. I ended up with an iced…read morematcha with oat and it was good. They have many baked goods and food offerings like croissants and muffins. They have indoor and outdoor seating. The location sits on a hill. If you haven't been working out, your trip here will be a reminder to get moving. Good service and a vibe. Will return.

Found a strand that of hair in my coffee. Which is surprising. I've never seen that before until nowread more

Great spot to work and drink high quality drinks. I've enjoyed espressos here as well as their iced…read morematcha latte with oatmilk. Spacious, clean and great natural light!

Coffee and space is nice, but the pastries are always stale. I have not ordered food from the menu…read morethough.

Hidden gem! Food was great (taste and price), service was excellent, and there was ample seating in…read morethe cafe, even with an event occurring at NYAM.

The cutest out of the way cafe. I've passed it a 100 times. So glad I stopped. The place is quiet…read more The employees friendly. It's clean and neat. I had the Croque Monsieur. So big and filling. Loaded with ham and cheese. My doctor will be proud! (Kidding) I'll be back and often!

Chalsty's Cafe is the cafe inside the Museum of the City of New York, on the second floor. It has…read moresome pastries (made by Amy's Bread) and drinks. They also make sandwiches and coffees. When I visited on a Friday afternoon, there was only one staff person working - one person taking orders, making coffees, and making sandwiches. This meant a bit of a wait. But my little cookie (rye and ginger) and my cappuccino were good. Not a bad place for a snack if you're in the museum, but it's certainly not a full restaurant as some museums have.

I have no idea what this place is at this point. Some reviews said it was a Bluestone but there's…read moreno mention of that inside. There's one sign for "Chalsty's Cafe", another for "Amy's Bread", and the menu is really limited. The turkey sandwich I had was good but really small so I'm glad I also ordered a pastry, the cranberry pecan bread. Overall, not a great value for $22, but I suppose I'm paying the NY premium and the Museum premium... The two guys running the place were nice, one suggested I have them toast the sandwich which I think helped because otherwise it would have been pretty boring from a texture perspective.

Cute little cafe with breakfast/ brunch bites. Latte and fruit bowl were yummy , crunch and fresh…read more Staff were warm and polite. Nice little ambiance, to have a coffee or to get some remote work done. Communal table and other small tables , also outdoor seating if you wanna catch some fun. Cute little intersection spot. I'd pop in again.

Solid breakfast options. Had the chai latte and their breakfast platter. Appreciate that they have…read morefull on hot breakfast options! They have some seating outdoors and a lot of tables indoors.

really cute coffee shop with a cute forest vibe! the interior is decorated like a little rainforest…read morehabitat, and the service was great. i ordered the monkeyccino, and it was super cute, and they had drawn a little monkey on it. the coffee was pretty good, a bit acidic, but had a good microfoam. although they have lots of seating, and many people do work there, there's no wifi.

A great place to grab a cup, chocolate croissant was buttery and flaky. The Spanish latte was…read moredelicious, creamy and sweet. The lady who took our order a friendly and the guy making the drinks just jamming out to music. Good vibes all around! The seats at the back are a little wobbly, there's a few community style tables and a couple of single seating. Smaller cafe, but it's great just as that.

Really a pleasant surprise. Unique teas that you can't…read moretypically find in Manhattan. We both loved the Kashmiri tea, for example. We love the vibe of the café, a nice amount of seats-with very few annoying laptop, people. Excellent customer service. We would go back soon.

HOW can you effectively run a NYC coffee shop with ONE person working on the weekends in a major…read moreneighborhood?????? The coffee is good, people are nice, BUT PLEASE HITE MORE STAFF!!

Good matcha, quick service. Lots of drink and food options. I got the matcha and enjoyed itread more

Cozy space serving very very good coffee and a nice array of pastries including pandebono! Servers…read morealso accommodated both Spanish and English speaking clientele seamlessly. Really great cafe spot, though not a huge space inside. No matter - a great drop in spot for sure.

Stop by for a quick bite after the Guggenheim…read more Food: I got the banana bread from the menu expecting a simple pastry. Instead, I got an elaborate beautiful presentation with fruit, pecans, and syrup. A lovely surprise! The banana bread was crispy on the sides and fluffy in the middle. Paired with everything on the plate, it felt more akin to French toast. A solid dish. I also got an iced latte with oat milk which was excellent. Service: Amazing service, lovely wait staff, especially Abel, who was taking care upfront us during our meal. Ambiance: Hands down the best, most unique part of this Bluestone Lane. Being a part of the Church of Heavenly Rest, it really felt cozy and holy. Come here if you want vibes with your brunch.

Super friendly hostess and server. Had the Chicken & Avocado Toastie and Athlete's Burrito...the…read morechicken was our favorite by far. Burrito was okay, but needed seasoning pretty badly. At the very least more of the mayo, but absolutely needed pepper. Great setting though, and fun to sit outside right across from the Park