"This is easily one of the best places I’ve been to in New York so far! The food is absolutely delicious, but what really sets it apart is that they’ve thought about the whole experience. There’s plenty of seating with comfortable chairs, and the washrooms are super clean and spacious. It’s not just about the food- something a lot of places forget. Everything we tried lived up to expectations, and I especially recommend the pistachio croissant. A lovely experience overall. I’ll definitely be coming back!"

"We stopped by one of Angelina’s locations on 8th Ave and picked up a few pastries along with some of their savory sandwiches. The shop is bright and really pretty, and it’s an easy place to walk into if you’re already nearby. We tried the pistachio croissant, the lemon-shaped mousse, the Italian doughnut, and a couple of their ham-and-egg croissant sandwiches. The savory sandwiches were fine — nothing particularly special — but the Italian doughnut and the pistachio croissant were definitely our favorites. Those two were really tasty and stood out the most. There’s also a seating area upstairs, which is nice to have, though it’s pretty simple and nothing fancy. Overall, it’s a pleasant spot to grab some pastries, and we’d come back to try a few more of their sweets next time."

"Great and reasonably priced café. Clean place with good service. We stayed in New York for six days and came here for breakfast several times. The filled focaccia, croissants, pizzas, and pastries were all very good. Quality salad and nice coffee. Highly recommended! Breakfast for three cost about $50–65."

"The pastries here are DELICIOUS especially the almond croissant (best I’ve ever had in my life)! Also additional seating area upstairs so we didn’t have any issues finding a table. Only thing we disliked was that you had to pay $2 to use the bathroom; it didn’t even have toilet paper and had bugs flying around inside :("

"I went to this location intending to make a purchase, but before ordering I asked a staff member for the bathroom code. He told me the code would be on the receipt and that I had to buy something first. After I made the purchase, there was no code on the receipt, so I had to ask him again—only then did he tell me the code. I don’t understand why it couldn’t have been provided the first time. When I finally used the restroom, it was in terrible condition. It smelled extremely bad, there was feces on the tiles, and urine on the floor. It was very unhygienic and unpleasant. Overall, the food was average at best. I hope management can improve staff training, restroom cleanliness, and food quality going forward. If you guys want to see, here is the pictures."