Maison Kayser

I've heard of it, but actually going there was an experience! The food is delicious, the service was great. Not the typical attitude I've gotten at NY eateries or restaurants. Staff members were friendly and helpful. It was clean and smelled amazing! I will definitely visit again on future trips.

I am not happy with my visit here. I was so excited to come here because I like French bakery goods.

First of all they have very limited options of desserts. And my first impression was disappointing.

Second, a said that I want to stay but the packed everything because it was not restorant part. I am hated to eat from paper box. It's very unpleasant and not enjoyable.

Third, chocolate cake which supposed to be liquid inside was very hard and too sweet.

I will not recommend this place. It's better to come to Paris Baguette.

One of the most well run locations I've been to. Great selection of French pastries and healthy salads. Many plant-based options to choose from.

Bathrooms are well kept. Just a few blocks away from NY Penn station.

Plenty of seats available even during rush hour. Comfy to watch the snow come down.

First of all, super friendly and professional staff. This place has more of a European feel to it than American. They serve breakfast until 11:00 am. I strongly recommend the shakshouka tartine. The taste was amazing and I liked that they cut the bread into pieces because it was very easy to eat it. This place is divided into a restaurant part and one that is more of a bistro. You can choose from a big selection of breads and pastries.

Friendly staff. Air conditioning. Great tasty selections of pastries. The window is a great way to people watch.
I go for almond croissants and ice coffee.
I have tried almost all pasties and sweets, best to take a family member, friend or partner and share or take half home because the food is rich with flavor.