Mel De Sole

Tasty food and everyone working there were extremely friendly. We ordered an avocado bowl and a pastrami sandwich. The sandwich was delicious and the bowl was great too - not too sweet, which I liked. Would definitely come back here

Madison Elam

The workers were very kind and helpful. The inside is small, but there is room to sit comfortably. I paid less than $7 for an iced coffee and bagel, so the prices are spectacular. It is easy to access and I would definitely return.

Rose Wine

Amazing spot! I came with two friends (including one Turkish friend). We loved the food (especially the spinach Börek) and hospitality greatly. The owner served us, treated us to extra bites, and shared delicious food and tea with us. Highly recommend this spot!

Elizabeth Holt

Great stop for delicious Turkish lunch. $10 homemade enormous burek, $10 + tax for platter of rice and homemade Turkish food , hot food for $13 per pound otherwise. Excellent Turkish coffee. Owners are very nice.

Rachel Kendrick

Got the turkey, egg, and cheese breakfast sandwich on a roll, and a black coffee. The cheese was melty deliciousness. It did take a while to get the food, but the guy behind the counter is so nice. Let me try a piece of pistachio baklava and was giving Halloween candy out! He was so sweet to all the customers! 5 seats inside and is kind of like half a connivence store. Total $8.50 with a tip. Great price!

Tyler Johnson

Very delicious homemade lentil soup. The staff was incredibly kind and thoughtful. Amazing price for the quality of the food. The proximity to Central Park North is an added bonus.

Jose Tur

The best mom and pop Cafe I've been to in NYC. The owner cooks and serves you the food himself, he also lets you sample treats from his home country of Turkey. I had the Mediterranean Platter with Sujuk (Turkish sausage, highly recommend the add on)! He also let me sample the baklava which was soft, fresh and the pistachios were bright green, delish! Pricing is very affordable as well, the service itself makes it all so much better. Will be back to try the Turkish Panini, Thank you!

Alua K.

We had a wonderful time at Park Cafe, a local coffee place with a friendly owner and amazing baklava. The owner greeted us warmly and offered us a variety of drinks and pastries to choose from. We tried the matcha latte and the coffee, both of which were delicious and refreshing. The highlight of our visit was the baklava, a sweet and crunchy pastry made with layers of filo dough, nuts, and honey. It was the best baklava we ever had, and we couldn’t resist ordering another piece. We highly recommend Park Cafe to anyone looking for a cozy and satisfying coffee break.

Anthony Leonard

Park Cafe gives you a taste of the city that many newer spots try to recreate but rarely nail. There’s something nostalgic about it the cozy booths, the clinking silverware, and the menu that hasn’t changed much in years (for all the right reasons). The food is hearty and satisfying, from classic omelets to well-stacked sandwiches. It’s the kind of place where regulars are greeted by name, and first-timers are treated like they’ve been coming for years. It’s not flashy but it’s real. And in a city that’s always changing, that kind of consistency is gold.

Richard Davis

It’s alright. The portions are generous and prices are reasonable, but my pastry was slightly stale. The coffee was okay, and the staff was friendly. It might have just been an off day. I'll likely give it another shot for a full breakfast instead of baked goods.