This cafe is a lovely escape from the mean streets of the city. Wonderful desserts and beverages. However, it can be very crowded. That isn't a bad thing, you just need to be prepared for the crowds at certain times. We love going here and having tea and hot chocolate.
E B
A delightful establishment that has swiftly ascended as a favored haunt, this restaurant offers an authentic array of classic French culinary delights, each a true feast for the discerning palate. The selection of teas is exquisitely sophisticated, complemented by desserts that are, quite literally, to die for.Indulge in the exquisite offerings and let the ambiance transport you as if by magic to the heart of Paris— La vie est belle à cette table parisienne.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Omelet Angelina
Vivi Liberty
Hot chocolate is to over rate for the price. But its delicious and the cake too. I like the ambiance inside the cafe.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Seby I.
Coffee and cake was on my mind when I was visiting the Bryant Park area. Having been several times to Angelina Paris here in New York and in Dubai this was a my choice compared to eating at Ole & Steen. I sat inside the restaurant which was quiet with very few customers. I chose a Framboisier which had a vanilla mousse, raspberry cream and a lemon/almond crunchy biscuit and paired it with a macchiato. Even though the pastry looked artistic, the flavor was bland. Sitting here was serene and calming. The interior is beautiful and I always feel like I am in Paris. The service was efficient and not intrusive. I always find it a pleasure to come here.
Tanya A.
Yummy, decadent hot chocolate that takes you back to Paris! Great to enjoy on a cold day while walking in the city :)
Angela W.
Ordered and charged for a Mont Blanc and tracadero. Came home to see i was given a Mont Blanc that was tasteless and an eclair that was of lesser value than what was paid. Check your order before leaving.
Hannah O.
Had such an amazing bridal shower here! The aesthetic & vibe is so perfect if youre going for a classy & chic vibe! The servers were also so accommodating and gladly took many pictures for us and checked in on us! I was worried they wont like a big party being there (because we were playing bridal shower games etc) but they made us feel really comfortable and welcome the entire time! Food was on the pricier side and the brunch entree was good but not a staple item. Their bread and butter is definitely their pastries and desserts! The chocolate crepe was my favorite.
Rachel C.
Our recent visit to Angelina Paris left a sour taste in our mouths, quite unlike their supposedly delightful pastries. While the male hostess exhibited kind manners and excellent hospitality, unfortunately, his efforts were overshadowed by the glaring deficiencies in service demonstrated by his counterpart- the blonde hostess, whose lack of attention bordered on disrespect. Despite ordering macarons to share and specifically stating that we were open to a surprise selection, our request seemed to vanish into thin air. The hostess, who couldn't be bothered to remember our order despite passing by our table numerous times, made us feel like an afterthought. The medium busyness of the place hardly excuses such negligent service. One can't help but wonder if our experience was marred by how we don't look like her kind...as the hostess seemed more concerned with other patrons who perhaps fit her narrow idea of clientele. What's more, any chance of redemption was squandered when the hostess returned to our table, not to inquire about any additional orders, but without any word unceremoniously drop the check on our table as though eager to rush us out the door. Even the most modest establishments typically afford their patrons the courtesy of asking if there's anything else they'd like to order before presenting the bill. Our experience was a far cry from the warm, welcoming atmosphere one would expect from a patisserie. Adding to the insult, the pastries we tried were mediocre for NYC standards. We ordered the Opera and the signature Mont Blanc. The Opera tasted like eating kitkat and the Mont Blanc presentation looked unpalatable. Indeed it left us with a "blank" feeling. We could not understand what the hell we're eating. My friend's mocha beverage was rich and decadent and my cappuccino was good. They're macarons? We have no idea, the hostess didn't seem to want us to try them. While the other pastries may be worth trying, the service from that particular hostess leaves much to be desired. In summary, if you're looking for a patisserie experience where your orders are remembered and your presence valued, I'd suggest looking elsewhere. You're in NYC, bringing your French snobbery just doesn't fly...
Hot chocolate Angelina omlette and croissant, can't go
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Afsaneh Fallahi
It's a beautiful place, the only thing that was bothersome for me is the hot chocolate, which is very sweet, but that greatly depends on taste and might not be as bothersome or sweet to many. However, I do recommend trying it once. The pastry and cakes also taste good.
I cannot say that this Angelina is the same vibe or quality as other ones I’ve tried around the world however it was still a good experience.I recommend trying their classic signature desert (montblanc) as well as the Chocolat Chaud.
Good France pastries
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pastries
This cafe is a lovely escape from the mean streets of the city. Wonderful desserts and beverages. However, it can be very crowded. That isn't a bad thing, you just need to be prepared for the crowds at certain times. We love going here and having tea and hot chocolate.
A delightful establishment that has swiftly ascended as a favored haunt, this restaurant offers an authentic array of classic French culinary delights, each a true feast for the discerning palate. The selection of teas is exquisitely sophisticated, complemented by desserts that are, quite literally, to die for.Indulge in the exquisite offerings and let the ambiance transport you as if by magic to the heart of Paris— La vie est belle à cette table parisienne.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Omelet Angelina
Hot chocolate is to over rate for the price. But its delicious and the cake too. I like the ambiance inside the cafe.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Coffee and cake was on my mind when I was visiting the Bryant Park area. Having been several times to Angelina Paris here in New York and in Dubai this was a my choice compared to eating at Ole & Steen. I sat inside the restaurant which was quiet with very few customers. I chose a Framboisier which had a vanilla mousse, raspberry cream and a lemon/almond crunchy biscuit and paired it with a macchiato. Even though the pastry looked artistic, the flavor was bland. Sitting here was serene and calming. The interior is beautiful and I always feel like I am in Paris. The service was efficient and not intrusive. I always find it a pleasure to come here.
Yummy, decadent hot chocolate that takes you back to Paris! Great to enjoy on a cold day while walking in the city :)
Ordered and charged for a Mont Blanc and tracadero. Came home to see i was given a Mont Blanc that was tasteless and an eclair that was of lesser value than what was paid. Check your order before leaving.
Had such an amazing bridal shower here! The aesthetic & vibe is so perfect if youre going for a classy & chic vibe! The servers were also so accommodating and gladly took many pictures for us and checked in on us! I was worried they wont like a big party being there (because we were playing bridal shower games etc) but they made us feel really comfortable and welcome the entire time! Food was on the pricier side and the brunch entree was good but not a staple item. Their bread and butter is definitely their pastries and desserts! The chocolate crepe was my favorite.
Our recent visit to Angelina Paris left a sour taste in our mouths, quite unlike their supposedly delightful pastries. While the male hostess exhibited kind manners and excellent hospitality, unfortunately, his efforts were overshadowed by the glaring deficiencies in service demonstrated by his counterpart- the blonde hostess, whose lack of attention bordered on disrespect. Despite ordering macarons to share and specifically stating that we were open to a surprise selection, our request seemed to vanish into thin air. The hostess, who couldn't be bothered to remember our order despite passing by our table numerous times, made us feel like an afterthought. The medium busyness of the place hardly excuses such negligent service. One can't help but wonder if our experience was marred by how we don't look like her kind...as the hostess seemed more concerned with other patrons who perhaps fit her narrow idea of clientele. What's more, any chance of redemption was squandered when the hostess returned to our table, not to inquire about any additional orders, but without any word unceremoniously drop the check on our table as though eager to rush us out the door. Even the most modest establishments typically afford their patrons the courtesy of asking if there's anything else they'd like to order before presenting the bill. Our experience was a far cry from the warm, welcoming atmosphere one would expect from a patisserie. Adding to the insult, the pastries we tried were mediocre for NYC standards. We ordered the Opera and the signature Mont Blanc. The Opera tasted like eating kitkat and the Mont Blanc presentation looked unpalatable. Indeed it left us with a "blank" feeling. We could not understand what the hell we're eating. My friend's mocha beverage was rich and decadent and my cappuccino was good. They're macarons? We have no idea, the hostess didn't seem to want us to try them. While the other pastries may be worth trying, the service from that particular hostess leaves much to be desired. In summary, if you're looking for a patisserie experience where your orders are remembered and your presence valued, I'd suggest looking elsewhere. You're in NYC, bringing your French snobbery just doesn't fly...
Best hot chocolate in the city.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 3
Restaurantji Recommends
Hot chocolate Angelina omlette and croissant, can't go
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
It's a beautiful place, the only thing that was bothersome for me is the hot chocolate, which is very sweet, but that greatly depends on taste and might not be as bothersome or sweet to many. However, I do recommend trying it once. The pastry and cakes also taste good.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 4
Great food and desserts.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pastries, Croissant, Angelina Breakfast
Great place, good food or coffee / tea options. doubles as nice meeting place for friends or business as well as dates.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Eggs Benedict, Pastries, Brunch, Parisian, Croissant, Angelina Breakfast
I cannot say that this Angelina is the same vibe or quality as other ones I’ve tried around the world however it was still a good experience.I recommend trying their classic signature desert (montblanc) as well as the Chocolat Chaud.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Pastry