Manhattan prices all the way out in Great Neck. A croissant sandwich with a single egg and a slice of American cheese is $11. To put that in perspective, a nice french bakery charges about $4.50 for a croissant, most places charge about $2 for an egg, and 50 cents for a slice of American cheese. For a coffee shop to be charging anything more than $7-$8 for this outside Manhattan is ridiculous. A small bottle of Poland spring water is $2.50. So for $13.50 I got a small croissant, an egg, a slice of American cheese, and small bottle of Poland spring water. Rip off.
Came here around noon on a Sunday, not crowded at all. Staff acted like they were annoyed that we came in to order. They seemed like we were inconveniencing them for coming in to get coffee, although they were nice to some other patrons that were there (perhaps they were friends). The iced coffee was not good. It tastes very acidic like the actual beans were low quality. The actual atmosphere/design of the cafe was good neat and clean. However, the poor quality of the coffee and customer service made this an unpleasant trip.
This coffee shop/cafe is just another chain, fine if you're okay with weak or subpar coffee. It might be a decent spot to settle in and get some work done, but don’t expect too much. The omelet I ordered was average; it's hard to go wrong with eggs, so there wasn't anything remarkable about it. The service was decent, but only half of the staff was friendly; the rest seemed indifferent.
I really enjoy this place! I tried the frozen yogurt parfait and the pesto pasta, both of which were quite delicious. One of the staff members was especially welcoming. The only downside is that the music doesn't quite match the café's vibe, and it could use a bit more air conditioning. Overall, it was a pleasant experience.
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Food is very good. I find service pleasant However, they do not have a handicap restroom. In addition they could use some chairs with arms. Importance seniors.
The prices compared to what they serve you are insane. Order avacado toast, $12 (not including tax) for ONE slice of toast with supermarket premade avacado
Love this place. Their cappuccino was fabulous. Making this my regular stop when in the neighborhood.
The food was exquisite, and the woman was incredibly friendly. I had a delightful brunch here.
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Coffee was good, but the food was definitely subpar, especially considering for the price.
Really like Açaí bowl with peanut butter. Curious how do you make your PB like that.
