Madame Bonté - Cafe in New York - 1834 2nd Ave, USA

I got the banana bread, vegan chickpea sandwich, and a hot honey oat latte, all of which were amazing! The oat latte had cute latte art, and the sandwich was super filling. Next time I'd ask to get the banana bread heated up :) The area is small but mighty, with lots of little tables inside and outside. On the weekends they do not allow iPads and laptops, but for the weekdays, there seems to be a decent amount of outlets inside to use. The staff was super friendly and I had a great experience overall!

Delicious coffee, food and pastries. Very cozy to spend your time working, meeting people etc. Very friendly staff. They even have dog treats for your furry friends. 10/100 recommend this cafe.

Food was alright. Avocado toast was fairly good with a Mediterranean twist with the seasoning. The grilled cheese was mid and not that good. Service: The staff was friendly and attentive. Seems like everyone else inside was happy with them as well. Atmosphere: The place felt like a good neighborhood cafe with a lot of returning customers. It had a good vibe and a friendly atmosphere. One annoying thing was that the inside tables were way too small for eating and all of the larger tables were taken by individuals. This isn't the fault of the staff but just something to take note of.

I frequent this coffee shop a few times a week, often indulging in their latte, which has become a personal favorite. The quality of the coffee here, particularly the latte with its perfect balance of espresso and milk, stands out. Alongside the excellent coffee, the WIFI is robust and reliable, making it an ideal spot to work or study. The atmosphere strikes a rare balance - it's chill and relaxed enough to facilitate concentrated work without distractions. Above all, the service here is spectacular; the staff is attentive and adds to the overall pleasant experience. It's these combined elements that make this place a regular part of my week.

I had the lavender mocha latte and a plain scone. The latte was so delicious and came out already at the perfect temperature for me to sip for 20 minutes. Usually when I get hot coffee I need to let it sit to cool down because it will scald me, but the baristas here nailed it. And the flavor was awesome, too. I never find lavender-flavored stuff so it was a nice surprise to find such pleasant lavender mocha. The scone was nice and freshly baked. They warmed it up for me, too. The location itself is a cute little place, with as much seating and talking as possible packed in. It fits a surprising amount of people and is very comfortable, clean, and atmospheric. The service was also phenomenal. They were slammed when I came in, but I got my coffee quick, and when I pointed out that my scone got missed, they brought it out for me right away. I also witnessed the barista bring around the coffee and food for a woman with a walker who would have had a hard time getting to the counter to get her order without even being asked. There also appeared to be many regulars which made the place feel very homey and cozy.

The coffee is amazing and the baristas are all really nice. My go-to for decaf espresso that actually tastes good. It’s a tiny space but when it’s warm they have a few extra tables outside.

Cute coffeehouse on the UES. Nice little spot and friendly service. Had a machta latte that was well made. Place looked clean and was nice and warm on a really cold day. There's picnic style table in front that can accommodate 4 or more, otherwise it's a tight row of 2- tops. Bathroom has an employees only sign but they'll let you use of you're nice 🙂

Tomato soup and latte were good enough, but nothing special to justify the prices. The decor is cute but someone had a barking dog inside the cafe, which I think is unhygienic for a place that prepares and serves food in the same area. This place isn’t terrible, but you should know what you’re getting. I had a better experience at other cafes in the area