Such a funky and unique venue! Great concept and such a cute aesthetic. The owner was so sweet and warm and friendly. Went for one of the concert series and got some food and drinks. Would definitely go back!
Sofia Kissel
Cool little chandelier animals and love the venue! Looks like a quirky euphoric forrestđČđđ
Tasha Sumatra
Came for an event, and while this place was cute and the staff was friendly, theyâre shorting it on the menu across the board.
The house wine pour was only 4 oz. Edamame came out with no salt. I asked for a dry sake recommendation and the woman behind the bar (I think the owner) insisted I get the most expensive bottle, which was a semi-sweet. My friendâs sake bombs were two inches short of the rim on the glass.
If you have to meet a minimum, stick to something they canât cut corners or upsell you on, like the Archer Roose canned wines. Theyâre higher priced than they should be but at least youâll get the whole thing.
Alsoâmultiple times through the night there was a smell of sewage that seemed to be wafting from the back. We were easily thirty feet away from the bathrooms, and the smell was almost unbearable. I donât know whatâs going on with their plumbing but it needs fixing.
Whimsical metal artwork caught my eye on the front of the building so I stopped in to find a large cafe space with plenty of seating.
The cafe has Japanese bites, coffee/tea + pastries, and a bar for alcoholic drinks too. There is a piano you can play, books/games to borrow, and even a nook to relax or take a nap.
They also have various events to check out too! Artists can collaborate with the space to host events for free. The owner said "This is a space for everyone" âșïž
Def recommend for a large, quiet, artistically driven working space or meet up with friends
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Honey Yuzu Tea, Pan Fried Dumplings
Leann Abreu
Very unwelcoming place. They cater to a certain demographic of people and if you donât fall into the category like myself you will get bad service! Drinks were mid.. I wonât be coming back
Atmosphere: 1
Service: 1
C Y
This cafe offers coffee and alcohol with light bites and a cute live piano, which is great for a casual hang out or a spot to get some work done. Itâs very quaint and cozy, but some of the downside to ny experience today is lack of simple âcoffeeâ and lack of heating. Tried ordering drip coffee, but was told only Americano was available (tiny, 3 sip drink) - disappointing. I stayed to get some work done, enjoyed the live piano and eventually got a mystery beer which you get to select (fair game) BUT for at a price tag of $10 I expected the mystery drink to be in that price range. Disappointing to end up with Sapporo which is regularly $7.50, felt cheated. Yea, I selected the mystery drink but this shouldnât have been an option with a $10 price tag. Needless to say, not sure I would recommend mystery beer. Overall, still a cute cafe for coffee and alcohol to socialize.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 4
Fabio Semeraro
I was here on a Sunday 2pm. Great live music. Amazing place.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
St L
Wow, just wow, amazing, big cafe with great service. We had live music, which was awesome! Highly, highly recommended.
The octopus balls are the bomb! So artsy, chill, and lovely host/workers. A must too chill / creative collective.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Takoyaki
Gaurav Raje
Chill place to hang out. The music is nice and their chicken rice bowl is amazing
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Takoyaki, Honey Yuzu Tea
Daniel Ochoa
Incredibly cool art forward space with charming staff, food and drink
Atmosphere: 5
Abdullah
Cute cafe focused around live performances. We visited on a Friday night and saw many great live performances in a cute/intimate setting! They offer drinks and a small menu for food. Overall it was a great experience
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 5
Joseph Mathias
Came here to see a show, it required a ticket of $22, along with buying food/drink. The venue insists itâs needed to pay the artists, but when speaking to a few of the artists after the show, they told me theyâre not getting paid for their gigs, or the money theyâre giving them is nowhere close to what theyâre charging, which is extremely shady (the manager is known for being a shady person, as previous reviews state). As soon as you buy a ticket, the person working the bar hounds you to buy food and a drink. The food taste like it came from a generic brand from Costco, and the cafe drinks taste like youâre sipping burnt coffee grinds. Iâve been to many live music bars and venues across NYC, this one has to be one of the shadiest and pushiest one Iâve been to. Thereâs so many good places to go see good local artists and performers across NYC. I wonât be returning to this venue.
Parking: Parking available on the street
Wheelchair accessibility: Venue has very narrow room to walk around, not very wheelchair friendly
Such a beautiful space
Such a funky and unique venue! Great concept and such a cute aesthetic. The owner was so sweet and warm and friendly. Went for one of the concert series and got some food and drinks. Would definitely go back!
Cool little chandelier animals and love the venue! Looks like a quirky euphoric forrestđČđđ
Came for an event, and while this place was cute and the staff was friendly, theyâre shorting it on the menu across the board.
The house wine pour was only 4 oz. Edamame came out with no salt. I asked for a dry sake recommendation and the woman behind the bar (I think the owner) insisted I get the most expensive bottle, which was a semi-sweet. My friendâs sake bombs were two inches short of the rim on the glass.
If you have to meet a minimum, stick to something they canât cut corners or upsell you on, like the Archer Roose canned wines. Theyâre higher priced than they should be but at least youâll get the whole thing.
Alsoâmultiple times through the night there was a smell of sewage that seemed to be wafting from the back. We were easily thirty feet away from the bathrooms, and the smell was almost unbearable. I donât know whatâs going on with their plumbing but it needs fixing.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 2
Service: 2
This place has funky décor, great food and drinks, and an awesome artist-driven ethos of supporting live music. For a concert, there's a $10 minimum of food/drinks, and they need to figure out a better system so that long lines don't form at the single register (or maybe have more staff taking and filling orders?), so get here early and find a seat to enjoy your beer or milk tea and delicious fries!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Super cute artist-driven cafe!
Whimsical metal artwork caught my eye on the front of the building so I stopped in to find a large cafe space with plenty of seating.
The cafe has Japanese bites, coffee/tea + pastries, and a bar for alcoholic drinks too. There is a piano you can play, books/games to borrow, and even a nook to relax or take a nap.
They also have various events to check out too! Artists can collaborate with the space to host events for free. The owner said "This is a space for everyone" âșïž
Def recommend for a large, quiet, artistically driven working space or meet up with friends
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Honey Yuzu Tea, Pan Fried Dumplings
Very unwelcoming place. They cater to a certain demographic of people and if you donât fall into the category like myself you will get bad service! Drinks were mid.. I wonât be coming back
Atmosphere: 1
Service: 1
This cafe offers coffee and alcohol with light bites and a cute live piano, which is great for a casual hang out or a spot to get some work done. Itâs very quaint and cozy, but some of the downside to ny experience today is lack of simple âcoffeeâ and lack of heating. Tried ordering drip coffee, but was told only Americano was available (tiny, 3 sip drink) - disappointing. I stayed to get some work done, enjoyed the live piano and eventually got a mystery beer which you get to select (fair game) BUT for at a price tag of $10 I expected the mystery drink to be in that price range. Disappointing to end up with Sapporo which is regularly $7.50, felt cheated. Yea, I selected the mystery drink but this shouldnât have been an option with a $10 price tag. Needless to say, not sure I would recommend mystery beer. Overall, still a cute cafe for coffee and alcohol to socialize.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 4
I was here on a Sunday 2pm. Great live music. Amazing place.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Wow, just wow, amazing, big cafe with great service. We had live music, which was awesome! Highly, highly recommended.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Restaurantji Recommends
The octopus balls are the bomb! So artsy, chill, and lovely host/workers. A must too chill / creative collective.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Takoyaki
Chill place to hang out. The music is nice and their chicken rice bowl is amazing
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Takoyaki, Honey Yuzu Tea
Incredibly cool art forward space with charming staff, food and drink
Atmosphere: 5
Cute cafe focused around live performances. We visited on a Friday night and saw many great live performances in a cute/intimate setting! They offer drinks and a small menu for food. Overall it was a great experience
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 5
Came here to see a show, it required a ticket of $22, along with buying food/drink. The venue insists itâs needed to pay the artists, but when speaking to a few of the artists after the show, they told me theyâre not getting paid for their gigs, or the money theyâre giving them is nowhere close to what theyâre charging, which is extremely shady (the manager is known for being a shady person, as previous reviews state). As soon as you buy a ticket, the person working the bar hounds you to buy food and a drink. The food taste like it came from a generic brand from Costco, and the cafe drinks taste like youâre sipping burnt coffee grinds. Iâve been to many live music bars and venues across NYC, this one has to be one of the shadiest and pushiest one Iâve been to. Thereâs so many good places to go see good local artists and performers across NYC. I wonât be returning to this venue.
Parking: Parking available on the street
Wheelchair accessibility: Venue has very narrow room to walk around, not very wheelchair friendly
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
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