Cafe Bravo — Restaurant in New York

My life partner and I stopped in; he had a Hal's New York Seltzer (Black Cherry flavored), and I had a small cup of coffee, and a Sam's Sweets cinnamon bread slice.

The moment the guy behind the counter offered to make a fresh pot of coffee, I became a lifelong customer. The coffee was SO GOOD!

Since my life partner and I were on our way to a gathering, we did not have the time to explore everything else they have, but on the surface, Cafe Bravo seems a lot like a convenience store.

Still, if they have seating and a bathroom, I look forward to dining in, the next...

Food is good but everyday they charge .50 to 1.50 more it fluctuates depending on the day or cashiers mood this is not including the mark-up for card so spend 8.50 after tax and card 11.50 next day 12.75 for the same thing keep the sandwhich im not paying 13.00 when it cost me 11.50 earlier today. The loaded people could care less but it annoys the heck out of me.

Cooks are rarely there to take your order which is the norm in nyc, ok for a quick bite but fluctuating prices are the biggest pet peeve of mine in the city so I can...

The place is nasty: the rugs, the floor, the plastic curtains, the fridges. The trash can is full and garbage is all around next to where people sit to eat. The buffet is ugly and nasty looking. The so-called cook is a Latino that hates his job. He treats customers very bad, and does not respect his job: his omelette comes with such big pieces of onion and pepper that the half egg he uses does not hold it together. Spanish omelette looked like very bad scrambled eggs. I deeply regret ever being there. Do not...