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Been coming here for 3 years! It’s my favorite cafe in the area with the best chai lattes ever. Everyone is so kind and quick at making a drink or food. The sandwiches are great, too.

So I’ve been coming around every other weekend bc I have a job site I service. Ngl, Gabriel’s nonchalant & cool energy is what I need when I come in. I definitely value their vibe because the tired eyes behind my glasses wants to see peace not hyper energy. Also! -Thanks for prepping my two croissants & americano, man. I appreciate the way you starting my day 😎😌🔥

Visited last week, drink and place was good. But service could have been better than this.

Came here for my husband’s birthday lunch.. we do omakase every year for his birthday. Service was very accommodating and pleasant. The fish is extremely fresh and the flavors were impeccable. Definitely one of the best omakase we’ve had.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ If there is one restaurant in New York City that completely changed my perception of vegan cuisine, it is Shosh. Without a doubt, this is the best vegan restaurant I have ever experienced. Every dish that arrived at the table was beautifully crafted and bursting with flavor. The eggplant carpaccio was simply divine—delicate, perfectly balanced, and so delicious that I wished it would never end. The fried lettuce was a delightful surprise, offering an incredible combination of textures an

The most recent one star really didn’t reflect the bar’s atmosphere. To the guy who got a “skunked” PBR… I watched him get said beer and him and his friends broke a glass from slamming glasses on the table. Also proceeded to remain in the bar for an hour after writing the review. The staff at the Tavern are superb, this is a beautiful bar to celebrate community and the Knicks. Their guiness pour is something to be proud of, I get guiness around the city and this is one of the better ones. Shout

Everything is fantastic: the food, the service and the sake. Some of the freshest and most delicious sushi I had this year. Really appreciated the warm service as well. I would gladly return if it just wasn't so darn expensive. There are other omakase restaurants in New York City that now offer a similar experience at a much lower price point (easily half of what Kosaka charges). Plus, you must pay up front when you make the reservation. Additionally, it's worth mentioning that this is a very sm

The meatloaf and tartare were both amazing. The interior design is beautiful and exactly my taste very stylish and cozy at the same time Only thing I’d improve is the wine glasses, since I really appreciate good glassware with wine. Also didn’t fully understand why happy hour is only for the outdoor area But overall, the food was excellent and I’ll definitely be back

Rating: 7/10 Date Visited: 1/16/2026 I ordered the Classic Smashed Double ($12). The burger flavor itself was great as the patty went well with the onions, pickles, and smashed sauce. The bun was great too. My only complaints are that it is a bit pricer compared to other places and the bun was too small for the patty, so not every bight was even. I like that their menu includes different variations of their smashburger. Overall, I would recommend this place if you’re in the area and want a good

This was our second time visiting Daily Provisions, but first time in this branch specifically. We came here on a Sunday morning, and tried to arrive quite early and before they run out of their famous maple crullers, since on our first visit on a different branch we weren't really in the mood for a sweet pastry, but this was our last morning in New York and it was a must eat on our bucket list. When we arrived, luckily they still had the maple cruller so we had one of these, and another crull

Ended up here last night with a group of friends, and we were initially enjoying ourselves until the bouncer came in and started micromanaging how many people were at tables and where people could stand (in an entirely full bar). When he wasn't doing that, he was openly hitting on patrons or shoving tables around. Never seen a bouncer like that in my life, but our group of about ten felt like he was being weirdly aggressive so we took our money elsewhere for the next few hours. Coulda been a gre

In a chaotic, fast-paced, and noisy city like New York, this place is honestly a calm and quiet coffee shop with a really nice vibe. I got a caramel latte, but I wouldn’t hype up their coffee too much it was average, maybe even slightly below average for me. However, it’s definitely a great spot for anyone who wants to bring their laptop and get some work done

My onion bagel with lox and light scallion cream cheese was delicious and very filling. The girl at the register was awesome and the honey-vanilla-hazelnut latte she suggested was 10/10. Just a few spots for sitting but there’s a pleasant little fountain and garden area nearby with benches that you can rest at.

We walked in on a blustery afternoon pre-theatre just by chance. This tiny village café has the most flavorful gelato we've ever had, and delicious coffee too! 36 flavors, about half of them vegan, and the owners encourage you to mix and match! We had the Banana Bread combined with the Dark Night, a vegan dark chocolate that was sumptuously thick and rich. If you find yourself in the area of Beeckman and Christopher in the Village, we highly recommend stopping in here!

Loved this little spot! The interior is so relaxed, with mellow jazz and rustic decor. Super cozy in the fall. The prosciutto panini was tasty, and the workers are very kind. Will come back.

Easily one of my favorite beer stops in the city. The draft list was stacked—thoughtfully curated with a ton of range across styles and a really strong mix of producers. Everything I saw on tap felt intentional, with quality and freshness clearly prioritized. I didn’t take any cans or bottles home this time, but the to-go selection still caught my eye: a deep bench of well-chosen options, including some especially intriguing picks from local breweries and standout East Coast producers. And if y

Rosecrans is one of those rare places that makes New York slow down for a moment. Tucked away from the city’s constant energy, this charming coffee shop feels like a small escape in time. The atmosphere is calm, warm, and inviting—the perfect place to relax, read, work, or simply enjoy a quiet morning. The coffee is outstanding, with the care and precision you’d expect from a true specialty coffee shop. Every cup is thoughtfully prepared, and the quality shines through. The pastries are equally

When our neighborhood Pinkberry closed its doors, we were heartbrokenuntil we found out the incredible staff had relocated to this branch. Now, we happily go out of our way just to visit them here, and our family tradition continues. (My older daughter has been coming since she was 6 months old.) From the moment we walk in, we are always greeted like old friends. The staff goes above and beyond to make us feel incredibly welcomed, bringing that same neighborhood warmth to their new location. You

This is a cute place, but the experience was ruined by lack of service. As soon as we walked in the host/waitress seemed annoyed to greet or seat us even though the restaurant was 80% empty. She was rude throughout the entire service, she clearly didn’t want to be there. On top of that their payment systems starts the tip setting at 20%. I should be tipping minimum 20% for non-existent scornful service? The food and wine is delicious. The crostini and the crepes were super tasty. This place nee

Burnt the milk burnt the bean and staffs attitude was obviously burnt as well. Completely unpleasant. Came in and the guy had his headphones on. I asked how he was doing, no response no greeting no warmth other than the too warm cup of coffee. Btw cappuccino don’t come iced.

A Georgian cafe that serves coffee during the day and becomes a wine bar/cocktail spot at night. They serve some special Georgian dishes as well as having a few other more basic dishes like bruschetta, nuts, and spinach dip. The cocktails were decent - we did enjoy the espresso martini, and the vibe is quite fun as it’s a small triangle shop in a busy neighborhood. I wish the seating was more comfortable, the bar seats in particular are quite wobbly, but this is a great spot to stop!

Picked up pastries here to celebrate Women History Month at the office. Some of the most beautiful, and yummy, i have had in NYC. It is pricy, but worth a small splurge for celebration. Or just bright up my day everywhere now and then. People here are super nice too. There are seats inside you can get coffee to go with the pastries if you can't wait to dig in ;)

Out with my besties!! Always fun times and The Golden Swan did not disappoint this evening. Promptly seated at a nice table by the window by the manager to celebrate my bestie birthday. Our server Isaiah was amazing. He told us about happy hour drink menu and entree specials for the evening. Decor was simple and very clean. However, the Apps and entrees we had was finger linking darn good lol. We started with the spicy Hummus with naan and the Artichoke Drip with crab meat with bruschetta. I had

My fiancé and I were in town for a long weekend and came across Sullaluna when looking for somewhere that made cornetti. This restaurant is fantastic - very cute concept with the bookstore element, works well as a cafe and as a proper restaurant. Their coffees and matcha were good quality and well made - they make a true short espresso - and their food is delicious. We had both cornetti (the one with marmalade and the one with hazelnut chocolate cream) and then came back on Sunday for brunch and

I work in the area so I frequent this location often. But I think the chasu pork is some of the most consistent quality I’ve received. I have tried a few different bowls off ramen, but I will say, the simple shiro-miso ramen always hits the spot every time. Highly recommend!

First time having a charburger and it was so savory and packed with so much flavor. I got the double charburger along with the cheese fries which paired nicely with it. I now believe the hype about their fries. Literal fry heaven!! Appreciated the service from Dylan as well. For first time customers, he made us feel welcomed and made sure everything was to our liking. Will definitely plan to go back in the near future.

Loved the pepperoni pizza, good service, great music playing. A wonderful experience at a very low cost! We took our dog Kaya, and she enjoyed the experience. No line, very quick pickup and go or have it there. Loved the Sprite in glass bottles.

Sushi is fresh and generous size (priced accordingly but you get your money’s worth). The Mermaid Roll and Milky Way rolls are favs. Very friendly staff too - cheerful and fast! Very popular takeaway spot (based on the number of pickups witnessed.) Don’t let the basic decor deter you.

Literally never met a ruder bartender, they seemed insulted by our presence. Didn’t tip, won’t return.

We randomly ended up spending a few hours at TALEA Beer Co. while waiting for our pizza order from next door, and honestly this place ended up being such a cozy and memorable part of our NYC trip. The atmosphere was super relaxed and welcoming. We ordered some wine while waiting, and the staff were genuinely amazing the entire time. They were very chill, attentive, friendly, and incredibly hardworking. The space gets pretty busy and packed, with people hanging out everywhere, but the employees

Came here to celebrate valentines day with my partner. We made a reservation a few weeks in advance. The place was very busy and booked up with reservations. We did have to wait around 30 minutes just place an order, it was obvious they were down a worker. So we were being really patient. We ordered with the bar tender when they stopped by to get drinks because we just wanted to start getting service at this point. Once we placed our order the food took a very short time to arrive. The food was

This place is beautiful. Presentation great. This café has been going viral on social media for the blackberry pie matcha. I love matcha. Especially the earthy taste... how when done well, can be delicious with fruit flavors. So I bought the viral drink with an extra shot of matcha because I know myself. And sadly the matcha was mostly milk. The syrup was delicious, and the matcha had a beautiful bright green color. Yet you can barely taste the matcha. Therefore I give this a three star rating

Service was bad, however some of the dishes were outstanding and incredibly memorable. The must haves are the pulpo tostada (incredible flavor with a blend of sauces on the crispy tostada which was to die for) and the razor clam ceviche was the highlight of the night. In a spicy aguachile it was refreshing and incredibly delightful. The dish not to get is the fried sofrshell crab which was horribly cooked, flavorless, and incredibly delightful a flavorless sauce. The shrimp ceviche was fine bu

My partner and I had an absolutely wonderful dining experience at Sushi Kai – West Village, and it’s easily one of the best sushi spots we’ve tried in New York. From the moment we walked in, the atmosphere felt warm, calm, and intimate — perfect for a relaxed dinner as a couple. The staff were welcoming, attentive, and genuinely caring, without ever being intrusive. You can immediately feel that this place takes pride in both the food and the overall experience. The sushi itself was outstandin

I had to swap my OpenTable last minute and they were so kind to help me shift it / I appreciate the customer centricity. Definitely get the eggplant app. Cute ambiance for weekday upscale but not too fancy!

Stopped into Joe & the Juice again in the West Village (on Hudson), and had a wonderful experience. The spaciousness of this place, the warmth of its employees and the general good vibes here are all edifying. : ) Whenever I come here *stressed out* post work, somehow the stress always lifts — within minutes! There’s something magical in the air here…and it’s not just a great matcha latte. A special shoutout goes to both May and Brittany who are lovely, welcoming and kind. I appreciate you both,

A cute & quaint spot for gelato in the West Village. All of the flavors are fresh and made in small batches. Unfortunately, however, I don’t think the quality of the gelato itself is up to that of other places in the city. Still an enjoyable spot to check out though.

Had a lovely morning tea at Paquita! The space is quaint and fields a little bit like a Victorian time capsule. The tea is priced extremely fairly and it seems like so much pair has been put into every utensil and cup. I had a pot of the mint chai, with a side of milk and honey, and it was delicious! I also had a slice of the Matcha loaf, which was a highlight. Highly recommend for a casual, but thoughtful the experience— feels like you’ve happened upon a little gem.

I see the vision… but very awkward furniture. Feels cheap? The white wine was not chilled. But only a $45 bottle! Nothing too vibey on the inside, but it was weirdly empty for a bustling Friday. Would it be my top choice? No. But it has good lighting and decent prices

I had the berry white latte and it was absolutely delicious, crafted to perfection. I also enjoyed a warm blueberry muffin that was fresh and comforting. The staff were incredibly warm and friendly, making the experience even better. The cafe has such a cute, cozy vibe that makes it the perfect spot to relax or catch up with friends. I can’t wait to come back. Prices are also amazing!

Blank Street Coffee – 4 Stars Stopped by Blank Street Coffee and ordered a cortado. It was solid—smooth, balanced, and nicely made. The coffee had good flavor and wasn’t overly bitter. Service was quick and the process was easy. Overall a good spot for a quick coffee stop.

I ordered an iced vanilla latte with cinnamon and honey, and it was one of the worst coffees I’ve ever had. The drink was overly sweet and tasted more like warm milk than coffee. For an iced latte, there was very little ice, so it wasn’t even cold. The customer service was disappointing as well. The two girls at the register came across as unfriendly and had an attitude. Neither of them smiled or made me feel welcome. To make matters worse, the cup wasn’t even covered, I didn’t find any lid on

We tried the chicken Cesar wrap and the turkey avocado sandwich. They were both really good, had plenty of filling and were really tasty. They were also perfectly sauced and not overly dressed and soggy. Great for a quick bite and people watching.

Great little bar. Quiet when we wemt in but still enjoyed it, amd the guys at the bar were great too, really friendly

My boyfriend and I were in the neighborhood exploring the city but I was about to freeze. My boyfriend needed a restroom and I needed something warm, so instead of the café next door, we walked into The Parkgate. Their staff welcomed us right away. We sat at the bar, and when we told the bartender we were just looking for something warm, he suggested the hot apple cider. We weren't planning on drinking anything alcoholic, but then he asked "whiskey or rum?" We went with whiskey. From the very

A couple of years ago, we visited Salt & Straw in Los Angeles and were amazed by their unique ice cream flavors, such as olive oil and blue cheese, which tasted incredible. Recently, while walking through the West Village, we spotted the ice cream shop and decided to try it again. Although the seasonal flavors were different from our last visit, they were just as delicious. We sampled the coffee chamomile sherbet, which was subtle and delightful, as well as the strawberry tres leches, which was

All the cookies were delicious and fresh and hot! the manager Roger was very helpful in helping us select all of our cookies, we especially like the cookies and cream! we decided on getting a six pack absolutely delicious! great manager keep up the great work thank you! Roger!

Solid place to get sandwiches. It wasnt life changing or anything but if you're looking for a quick bite and you're in the area, it's a good choice.

Arrived at 7:45pm. Restaurant was basically empty. Got seated, took 20 mins for the waiter to notice us, then proceeded to bring us water. They said they were out of ice. Midway through taking our order they randomly left our table to bring us pita and hummus, serve other customers and then came back to our table. It took over 1 hour for us to get our food, which was decent. The combination kebab was incredibly salty, and the meat (chicken, lamb, shrimp) was extremely difficult to cut with the b

Hiiii! 👋 Recently, I stopped into MATCHAFUL - for the first time - and really enjoyed it. 😌 The low-key yet hospitable vibe there was palpable from the minute I walked in, largely thanks to Marco. (Thank you and bless you, Marco!) About a minute after I walked in the door, a sweet voice rang out, “Welcome!” paired with a delicious smile. Woa, wasn’t sure that this level of customer care still existed (namely in indifferent NYC); but, apparently, someone trained this young man well OR he’s a na