Nyla Cafe — Restaurant in New York

This review is about sustainability only! ☺️ Even though everything else was excellent as well.

By 2050, we will have more plastic in the ocean than fish. That’s why it means so much to me to be able to eat a meal, in-house, with real cutlery and dishware and glassware that won’t get thrown straight into a trashcan.

Went over 95% of the plastic that we try to recycle does not actually get recycled (instead it heads to landfills, the oceans, and incinerators), it is imperative that cafés and restaurants give us more options to avoid the problem in the first place.

So thank you for providing the dignity of dishware. Seriously! It made this delicious and hospitable meal all the more wonderful. From real glasses, to real silverware, to real sauce ramekins, to real coffee mugs, to real trays...you covered the bases to prevent plastic pollution.

I will definitely be back. The service was friendly and welcoming, the space was cozy, and our breakfast was delicious!...

Just so we’re clear, to the server who tried to tell me my iced coffee was an iced latte - A latte is a creamy, frothy coffee drink made with espresso and steamed milk, usually in a 1:3 ratio. The name comes from the Italian caffè latte, which translates to "milk coffee". Lattes are known for their smooth texture and silky foam, which can be used to create latte art. I ordered an vanilla iced latte with oat milk, what I got was good but not a latte, it was cold oat milk ( NOT steamed) with espresso. The server was polite and nice but as a New Yorker don’t try and “splain me” on the difference between a latte and a cappuccino. That was an $8 iced coffee. Just say’in …. 2 stars cuz it was...

the owner is extremely rude, I arrived at her coffee shop at 7:30 they were closing and I told her that on Google it said at nine and she said no that they closed at eight. I insisted again and told her that nothing happened, but that you changed the hours on Google, so that other people don't travel on purpose, like what happened to me, that I traveled on purpose, and instead of understanding what I was saying to her, she raised her voice at me and told me to go back to the city that I wasn't fooling her, then I showed her that her business hours say that they close at nine, and the truth is that it bothered her, so she told...