Bel Ami Cafe
Coffee · New York
About Bel Ami Cafe
Bel Ami Cafe, located in New York, is your neighborhood spot for a delicious and convenient café experience. With a 4.6-star rating from 38 reviews, we pride ourselves on serving great coffee and quick bites. Whether you're looking for a satisfying lunch, a sweet dessert, or just a caffeine fix, we'...
Bel Ami Cafe, located in New York, is your neighborhood spot for a delicious and convenient café experience. With a 4.6-star rating from 38 reviews, we pride ourselves on serving great coffee and quick bites. Whether you're looking for a satisfying lunch, a sweet dessert, or just a caffeine fix, we've got you covered. Enjoy our outdoor seating, take your order to go, or dine in. We offer a wheelchair-accessible entrance and restroom for your comfort. We are open Monday to Friday from 7 AM to 7 PM, and Saturday and Sunday from 8 AM to 7 PM.
What Customers Say About Bel Ami Cafe
Bel Ami Cafe is a cozy spot loved for its pastries, coffee, and friendly staff, especially Victoria. Customers praise the atmosphere and outdoor seating. Some note inconsistencies in coffee preparation and stale pastries.
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Bel Ami Cafe is located in New York, surrounded by cultural and historical points of interest. Here are some of the most notable places nearby.
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- Sinagoga de Park East (A 263m) — edificio en Manhattan, Nueva York, Estados Unidos Lugar inscrito en el Registro Nacional de Lugares Históricos
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- Church of St. Vincent Ferrer (A 367m) — church in NY, United States Lugar inscrito en el Registro Nacional de Lugares Históricos
Religious Buildings
- St. Mary's Church, 69th Street (A 249m) — church building in Manhattan, United States of America
- St. James' Episcopal Church (A 282m) — church in New York City, U.S.
- Church of the Resurrection (A 347m) — church building in Manhattan, United States of America
- St. John the Martyr's Church (A 359m) — church building in Manhattan, United States of America
- Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church (A 365m) — church building in New York City, United States of America
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- Arthur Curtiss James House (A 211m) — former mansion in New York City
- Automation House (A 249m)
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Bel Ami Cafe New York Reviews
We were walking home from eating early lunch uptown and we stopped in to check it out. They have another location further down Lex which we like a lot. This used to be Corrado Bakery which closed. Now it is very nicely decorated and fresh looking. A pleasure to sit and watch all the people. Today we just had a blueberry scone which was tasty and a decaf Americano which was made just right. We will be back! Today we decided stop in again on the way to lunch uptown. It was already very crowded even with the outside area now enclosed. We ordered one ham/cheese small baguette and an Americano, all to share. By the time our order was ready, we found a nice table to relax and enjoy this wonderful place. Highly recommend.
Great new location, great staff, and the perfect iced cappuccino.
cozy cafe with friendly staff and good coffee
Beautiful cafe
Great new location, great staff, and the perfect iced cappuccino.
cozy cafe with friendly staff and good coffee
I loved sitting in their outdoor seating, having my cappacino & people watching. Such a cute cafe, in a lovely street, great coffee & sweet treats. Can’t wait to come back again
Phenomenal coffee & pastries!! The staff is extremely friendly and attentive, one of my fav cafes in the upper east side
So far I just had the pastry’s (macaroons, raspberry blueberry tarts, and their blueberry muffin) and they was soooo delicious and freshly made. Atmosphere is aesthetically pleasing.
Everything at this location is excellent! Excellent coffee, sandwiches, salads, pastries, service, decor. It's wonderful having such an elegant cafe in the neighborhood.
Victoria is awesome. She read my mind. As soon as I thought “I’m a little thirsty” water appeared. Thanks. !
Great little café at the corner of Lexington and 65th! If you find yourself in the area, definitely pop in!
My new favorite place. Great pastry, friendly staff, and authentic European feel.
Delicious drinks, super friendly staff. Will definitely be coming back ☺️
Coziest cafe! Pastries were divine
Great pastries and coffee, calm environment
Cozy coffee shop with tasty drinks and snacks!
Victoria is awesome. She read my mind. As soon as I thought “I’m a little thirsty” water appeared. Thanks. !
Great pastries and coffee, calm environment
I loved sitting in their outdoor seating, having my cappacino & people watching. Such a cute cafe, in a lovely street, great coffee & sweet treats. Can’t wait to come back again
Coziest cafe! Pastries were divine
Phenomenal coffee & pastries!! The staff is extremely friendly and attentive, one of my fav cafes in the upper east side
Everything at this location is excellent! Excellent coffee, sandwiches, salads, pastries, service, decor. It's wonderful having such an elegant cafe in the neighborhood.
Great little café at the corner of Lexington and 65th! If you find yourself in the area, definitely pop in!
Delicious drinks, super friendly staff. Will definitely be coming back ☺️
So far I just had the pastry’s (macaroons, raspberry blueberry tarts, and their blueberry muffin) and they was soooo delicious and freshly made. Atmosphere is aesthetically pleasing.
Lovely cafe for locals
My new favorite place. Great pastry, friendly staff, and authentic European feel.
We came to this cafe as a pit stop while walking around UES. We ordered a coffee and a croissant. The cost of the iced mocha was $8+. The space is small, so I'd recommend for a party of 2 or solo.
A quaint cafe that can get quite busy. They have a range of different pastries and light lunches but are sold out quickly. The outdoor seating is great and their coffee is very good.
Barista did not get my order right. And was afterwards unfriendly when pointing out that I ordered something else - as also written in the receipt.
A quaint cafe that can get quite busy. They have a range of different pastries and light lunches but are sold out quickly. The outdoor seating is great and their coffee is very good.
The coffee was not the best. Wouldn’t recommend. The barista didn’t get my order right at all. The barista was sweet and nice. The brownie was really good. All the coffees had a different level of coffee to milk ratio but it was the exact same order at the exact same time so how does that make sense? Overall would not go again…
The coffee was not the best. Wouldn’t recommend. The barista didn’t get my order right at all. The barista was sweet and nice. The brownie was really good. All the coffees had a different level of coffee to milk ratio but it was the exact same order at the exact same time so how does that make sense? Overall would not go again…
Full of white people with the occasional tourists coming in and out, giving you weird looks and hard stares. My iced vanilla latte was not worth $8, I would have paid $4 for it. Pastries, sandwiches, and salads are all pretty to look at from behind the glass and behind the glass they shall stay. You will be missed, Corrado
Full of white people with the occasional tourists coming in and out, giving you weird looks and hard stares. My iced vanilla latte was not worth $8, I would have paid $4 for it. Pastries, sandwiches, and salads are all pretty to look at from behind the glass and behind the glass they shall stay. You will be missed, Corrado
I never understood why you dare to call your place a cafe when your staff can’t even know how to prepare a proper coffee. But then the restaurant owners complain about labor problems instead of focusing on product quality
Why would a pastry shop sell a croissant that’s cold and clearly from yesterday? Makes no sense.
Why would a pastry shop sell a croissant that’s cold and clearly from yesterday? Makes no sense.
I never understood why you dare to call your place a cafe when your staff can’t even know how to prepare a proper coffee. But then the restaurant owners complain about labor problems instead of focusing on product quality
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