Jon

Coffee is average but the Pastéis de Nata (Portuguese Custard Tarts) are 10/10. Worth visiting for that alone. Seating is limited.

Silvia G

Great little coffee shop, Pastel de Nata was amazing! Matcha iced with almond milk was also delicious. Service was great.

Nova Dunn

Great coffee and the leek and parmesan bistro pastry is to die for. Friendly server. Small but cozy. There are a few chairs outside.

Li S

Lovely little space!! Nice rustic ambiance. Directly Infront of the Q train escalators. The only thing is, it is narrow inside, and hard to get past any other customers to look at the products pastry case in the back however if there are other customers that is clearly a good sign. There is not much outdoors seating there's a small bench outside the door. There is a long wooden table inside and a window bench. the iced coffee is very bold--excellent with a small sweet pastry to taste.

+5

James

Turkish coffee, pastel de nata and Nutella bomboloni. All delicious and served hot and fresh-baked. Long narrow coffee shop with a nice shared table space and two seat window bar. Easy grab and go but also has the ambience and comfort to sit and stay. A few bistro tables outside as well

Oscar Luis Lopez

I love it! Daily Fresh local made Patries. Portugal pastel de nata. Parmessan spinach. Several chesse filled pastries. Ice cold and hot coffe and other teas amd Healthy smooties. Dine inn. Or street dine. Delivery avaliable. Razonable prices.

+8

Alisa

Very friendly stuff, cappuccino looks like cappuccino from Italy -excellent! Ice Latte is nice too. They have a lot of sweets!!

+2

Emme

They are a little hidden with the scaffolding on the building. Nice eggs dishes, we split the avocado toast and it was perfect with our coffee choices. They also have gelato which looked amazing in a day like today.

Caius

Fun cozy coffee shop that also serves sandwiches (pre-made and some to order) as well as pastries/baked goods. What immediately stands out is how clean it is and the food options. Coffees were tasty and the workers are nice. Can be a little slow service when busy, but at the same time that would mean this place is good so keep that in mind.

+1

Augusto Paulino

It’s best to get things to-go as there is very little limited seating in this quaint coffee shop. It’s admirable that Le Reveil participates in “Too Good to Go.” You can sample their pastries at a fraction of the regular prices.

E L

Cozy spot with excellent pastries just meet my sweetness level which is not like most bakery’s way too much sugar .

Xander Dumas

"I am currently exploring various coffee shops in NYC. I recently visited this coffee shop that was advertised as a French cafe, but it turned out to be quite different. The only French thing about it was the "Le" in its name. The coffee they served was Colombian and not up to the mark. Even the Latte I ordered was not good. I had to add about five packets of sugar to make it drinkable. The pastries they had were quite basic. The service was lovely. If you are advertising yourself as a French Cafe, you should present yourself as one. Overall, I would rate this place with a C."