"This colorful place became my favorite spot during my new years eve trip to New York. The decoration calls your attention as you stroll on the sidewalk and you have no choice but to walk in. It is magical. The coffee is outstanding. I had arepas that were perfectly made and served with gusto. They are very busy and you have to spend as less time as possible at the table but it is worth it. The only negative is the lack of restroom use for customers..that was unexpected and due to that I took a star from service. This will always be my to go place while I'm in the area. I purchased a couple of pretty boxes with pastries that were extremely well presented and delicious."

"I came to get a cake for a new year’s eve party and right away the place smelled so good upon entering. They have a lot of options shown in display that you can choose from. The service was quick as well so I didn’t wait long to get attended. The cake itself was ~$50. The cake was really good as well and I liked how it tasted basically like coffee."

"Amazing coffee and an almost-perfect croissant — truly delicious! The place is small but well managed, with excellent service and a welcoming atmosphere. The toilet is spotless, and there’s some nice outdoor seating as well. A great spot overall!"

"We traveled all the way from Manhattan to buy a tres leches cake based on the great reviews and photos. Unfortunately, it was a huge disappointment. The cake we received was not tres leches at all it was a plain sponge cake that was dry and had no flavor. We bought it to celebrate our baby’s birthday, which made this even more upsetting. We also purchased empanadas, but despite being told the flavors, they tasted old and stale. Spending $60 on food that didn’t meet expectations or match what was advertised felt like a complete waste. I would not recommend this place to anyone. I have also shared in my platforms to advise before buying a plain dry tres leches cake."

"Customer services is always great even when it’s hectic and their scenery is beautiful. However, charging $1 more just for wanting almond milk in my coffee and $7 for a loaf of bread is insane. There’s several other bakeries within two blocks that aren’t overpriced. Also rice and eggs for $10, what!!??"