Park Cafe — Restaurant in New York

Word for word this is what I told the owner,

“In New York, I only eat at restaurants rated 4.7 stars and above. I was searching for a coffee shop to get some work done this morning and saw that your places was rated 5 stars. I first told my self that it must be a new place with 10 reviews. I was shocked that you have 129 5 star reviews. Today I’ll give you 5 star number 130.”

The positives: My order was great! I started with the steak sandwich and Ginger juice. Bread was delightfully fresh and crispy. Juice was moderately gingery and fruity not too sweet. Exactly what I imagined it to be. After that meal I ordered a cappuccino to enjoy while I worked on my laptop. Throughout my 2 hour stay, the owner was extremely friendly, displayed warm hospitality, and offered me a free brownie before I left.

The only negative: The space itself was quite small. Many people stopped by during my stay, but I believe that some ordered to go orders because there were only about 8 seats. That being said, if you love small atmospheres...

Me and my lovely girlfriend stumbled upon this place by accident while on a walk in the city. We actually wanted to go to the breakfast place down the block but I didn’t check my location, and accidentally ended up ordering sandwiches and coffee from here before we even knew we were at the wrong spot, So now we had to eat there. However,, to my pleasant surprise, I found myself in a cute little shop boasting tasty sandwiches and a killer Baklava that you guys cannot miss. Don’t forget to add the whipped cream. Through all this, the main thing that shines about this place is the two awkward little owners that walk around making sure everything is absolutely okay. Their service, albeit a tad bit too attentive, is oddly warm as well. They’re just so cute and pudgy and genuinely care about their clients. And they seem like happy brothers. This is a cool place. It’s a shame we couldn’t sit outside in the little cute table because it was raining....

Incredible experience at this corner cafe. My wife and I are visiting NYC for the first time and were very impressed by the food and service at this restaurant. Their old location is on the corner of 108th and Central Park West and had great reviews. We walked there and were disappointed to see they were closed but the found their new location around the corner at 107th and Manhattan Ave.

I ordered the Turkish Panini and she ordered a burger and fries. The food was really great. The panini was cheesy and flavorful with perfectly toasted bread. The owner of the restaurant was very pleasant to talk to and even gave us some Sujuk (Turkish sausage) to try while we waited. I strongly recommend this place and I hope they have great success at the...