The Little Sweet Cafe

had a heavenly crepe, almond croissant, and cappuccino, and went back again the next day for the same. wish i lived in the area, this would be my hangout. i for one love the no computer rule. it feels like a real place. sometimes you go into a cafe and can’t find a table because they’re all full of computers. it feels like you’re going to an office in midtown with a bunch of strangers. if that’s what you want, fine, but that’s not sweet little cafes fault. go here to experience a genuine neighborhood cafe with a small but very cozy feeling. and the perfect crepe.

This little cafe was the highlight of our trip to NYC. We even came back the second day for seconds, I couldn’t pass it up. The strawberry nutella crepe was so delicious and the hot chocolate paired even better with it. I would 100% pay the prices for these items again. And the inside and outside of this place was so cozy and adorable.

I've been meaning to try this café for the longest time, but it's always closed by the time I leave work (they need to update their late hours)! Cute quaint place, lives up to its name! There's a sign that says patrons are only allowed to stay 45 minutes due to its size, but I'm pretty sure if it's not busy, they won't kick you out. Also, there is a clear sign about no laptops. I went on a Thursday afternoon, and there were only two folks using outdoor seating. I ordered a lemon crepe and dirty chai latte. The employee who rang me up was patient when it took me several tries to pay with my phone. She brought my food and drink to my table. I enjoyed both items. Great place to sit in to just unwind and admire the decor. Feels like a European oasis from the chaotic traffic just a few blocks away!

Very nice and decorated cafe. A lot of signs saying that no computers allowed, which was originally the only reason I stopped by. $5 credit card minimum so I bought the next cheapest thing on the menu. Tea and cake were fine, nothing special. The menu does seem to have actual lunch options, so maybe that is better than just their snacks.

I’ve been wanting to visit @thelittlesweetcafe since I moved around there. I finally did and liked it a lot! The almond croissant was pretty dense and very filling. The cappuccino was not too milky but allowed me to taste the bitterness of the espresso which I like. Also the decor and vibes are just so cute!

Very nice and quiet place. I was able to meet the owner since he was working on my own creation himself. The cashier was very polite and cute. And when you come here. Do NOT expect a cheap quick grab and go sandwich. When you come here, you are paying for art LITERALLY. I ordered the roasted chicken sandwich. And wow… I was blown away at the first bite. Chicken was fantastic, roasted tomatoes where amazing AND DONT EVEN START ON THE PESTO. It’s the best I have ever had in my life. They also give out free lemon water if needed. And I know that if they keep like this they will grow 10x. If I could only have one comment it would be that the pricing is on the more expense side. Every sandwich is 20 dollars more or less. I went by myself, but if I was to go with family or friends, you could easily slip and pay 100+ for 4 people. Furthermore besides that it was the pure love. Everything from the micromanaging that every bite had tomato’s and pesto sauce was all over my hands. I would 100% come back again. Loved it