Le Reveil Coffee — Restaurant in New York

Le Reveil Coffee on the Upper East Side is a hidden gem that deserves all five stars. Nestled on 2nd Avenue, this charming café brings a European flair to New York with its cozy atmosphere and artisanal coffee offerings. Their lattes are rich and well-balanced, and for a real treat, you can’t miss their Portuguese pastel de nata—a creamy custard tart that pairs perfectly with any espresso drink.

The bakery selection is top-notch, featuring everything from almond croissants to feta cheese swirls, ensuring there's something for every craving. The staff is always friendly and efficient, even remembering regulars by name. Whether you’re looking for a quiet spot to relax or a quick grab-and-go coffee, Le Reveil delivers consistently excellent service and quality.

If you're in the area, don't miss out on their Chagaccino (a mushroom-infused, health-conscious latte) for something unique. The only downside? The seating can be a bit limited, but that’s just proof of how popular this spot has become...

I stopped by this Coffee place on a scorching hot evening looking for something refreshing, and I'm so glad I did. I ordered a matcha (not coffee!) and was helped by a staff member who was genuinely warm, kind, and attentive. She took the time to walk me through options, made helpful recommendations, and didn't hesitate when I came back to ask for extra ice. She was just lovely. They also had some really nice treats, like matcha balls and chocolate bites etc which looked fresh and thoughtfully made. The whole vibe of the place was cool, relaxed, and seemed to offer a quality selection. I'll definitely be going back next time I'm in the area. Great...

"I am currently exploring various coffee shops in NYC. I recently visited this coffee shop that was advertised as a French cafe, but it turned out to be quite different. The only French thing about it was the "Le" in its name. The coffee they served was Colombian and not up to the mark. Even the Latte I ordered was not good. I had to add about five packets of sugar to make it drinkable. The pastries they had were quite basic. The service was lovely. If you are advertising yourself as a French Cafe, you should present yourself as one. Overall, I would rate this...