Il Caffe Latte

Really awesome spot my son suggested.
Seems like a perfect place to meet up with a friend for breakfast/lunch, or to set up at a table and get some work done.

The space is cozy but very comfortable with lots of seating inside and out (in warmer weather).

They have lots of delicious looking baked goods, an expanded coffee and tea menu and a long list of brunch options

I only stopped in for coffee but saw big, fluffy omelettes, platters of french toast and bagels coming out of the kitchen and everything looked great!

The staff did seem a bit overwhelmed, but there was a young woman training behind the register who was lovely.

Sitting right on Malcolm X Blvd, this cozy spot has so much character. The warm lighting, homegrown artwork, exposed brick and wooden tables & chairs are nostalgic. I come here for breakfast and various lattes on the go. It's less than 5 minutes away from my folks. The chai tea latte with the fresh cinnamon stick is my fav. They include the sticks in the to go cups as well.

I'm moving my way through the breakfast offerings and will eventually try the other stuff. I've had the lox platter, omelets, French toast, fresh baked croissants, and breakfast sandwiches. Note: they charge $2 per sandwich for cheese now. Service can be a little slow because they're busy with call in orders as well. Pack your patience. If you're lucky enough to get a seat outside, enjoy the musics & people watching.

I was so grateful to find a cute café on Malcolm X Blvd. on a sunny Sunday afternoon. I ordered a café latte with waters to go, which was just what I needed. The ambience is very warm and quaint. Look forward to coming back for a meal.

The way the manager speaks to the employees is pathetic just because we are costumers having some coffee with friends and having fun don't mean we don't observe what's going on around us. I had such a great time there with my friend, and the manager of this place really destroyed the atmosphere. Just because you are a manager doesn't mean you need to be disrespectful and having an attitude. I really felt attacked the way she was speaking to the employee and he did nothing wrong. I wish you could be there to hear her tone of voice so you can understand what I'm talking about. I spoke to her and told her that I do not appreciate the way she was talking and politely asked her to be more respectful to the employees and all she said was "that's the way I talk" Thats so toxic! It was my first time going there definitely not going back after seeing this.

The best place to visit for great breakfast food and coffee. They have a dine in and take out option. The atmosphere is very comforting and sorta vintage. The establishment played jazz and it definitely set a nice mood.

I ordered an ice latte with oat milk. This was by far the best iced latte I've had in a very long time. I ordered a omelet with hash browns as well. The omelet was great with a huge helping of spinach. The hash browns were just right ! I highly recommend this place !

We visited NY for a few days, this place happened to be close to where we were staying. My husband googled it and all I did was look at the food pictures, it was an immediate Yes for me. We loved it so much we ate there for two consecutive days! I seldom do that, unless the food and service is great.
My husband is a coffee lover and he loved their coffee! Food was so tasty and the staff so friendly!

We ordered breakfast to go. The service was friendly, the food was well packed, and it was soooo delicious! The egg sandwiches on the croissant were to die for. I would have loved to eat-in as the cafe was cute and cozy.

Cafe Latte has been one of my favorite spots in Harlem since it first opened! I would take my dog to Marcus Garvey's dog park and afterwards come and get a mocha latter and the owner always had water and dog biscuits!!!
Now it is my go to spot for breakfast meetings and food for all meals! I just got a new dog and plan to walk her uptown to visit and go to the dog park too!

In a city where the diner is pretty much extinct, this place remains a star. It's charming, retro and vintage. Good food (the Il Caffe Latte egg wrap is the bomb, also the spinach chicken curry soup is one of my faves), excellent coffee and hot ginger tea (giant chunks of fresh ginger with honey!).

The owner is Korean and has run this wonderfully for nearly 20 years I think (she used to have a 2nd place uptown that sadly she had to close post-covid). She's so nice and caring - her manner can be gruff (if you're familiar with Korean ahjummas, she's classic!), but behind that gruffness is a very warm heart. she loves dogs and always has fresh water and dog biscuits and gives our dog great lovvies!

The staff are lovely - so sweet and fun.

Really a wonderful neighborhood place for breakfast, lunch and dinner - not fancy food, just a nice casual local place.

This is a nice little bistro. The music highlights the jazz era and they seem to love Nina Simone. Wait Staff are all very nice and the food is good. This is my and my daughter's go to place.