Cafe Palermo
A Dessert Haven
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very fun experience even for my three year old son. Would absolutely recommend to others and have, definately worth time and money. We will be visiting again in December. We are from Philadelphia.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Nov 13 2009
I've been living right on Mulberry st and finally came here for the first time tonight 12/20/08.
Reviewed by: Matthew from on Dec 21 2008
the service is good. the desserts are extraordinary, and the owner is so nice! the profiteroles are the best i've ever tasted and the cannolis are delicious. the coffee is always good and they have a great assortment of paninis and such for those looking for more than coffee and dessert.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Aug 06 2008
This was my first trip to the city and we happen to stop in for coffee and dessert. It was an excellent choice on our part. Being of Sicilian decent I was thrilled to have found such a wonderfully Sicilian atomsphere and menu. It was a bit crowded inside because they had as many tables and chairs inside as the space would allow, but the staff were fantastic as was the atomsphere and of course the food and coffee! I plan on going back the next time I am in town!
Reviewed by: Denise from on Nov 25 2007
I had never been a big fan of Cannoli, until I tasted the ones at Cafe Palermo. They were shear heaven!!! The funny guy behind the counter made my trip--I saw a picture of Vinnie Parco hanging behind the counter and mentioned that I watch his show on Court TV. He immediately picked up his phone, called Vinnie, and let me talk to him on the phone!!! It was way cool!! A very pleasant side trip to Little Italy made even more special!!! Can't wait to go back next month, my mouth is watering at the thought of those cannoli!!!!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Sep 14 2007
THE DESSERTS WERE FOR-GET-ABOUT-IT.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Apr 01 2007
The desserts were incredible! They were a bit pricey but worth the money. The cannoli was my favorite but my husband preferred the chocolate cannoli. We both enjoyed the cheesecake and tiramisu. Everything was fresh and the staff was super friendly!
Reviewed by: Jennifer from on Feb 12 2007
We had a wonderful day in NYC with the exception of out stop at Cafe Palermo. Nothing about this cafe says Italian, from the interior design to the service to the food to the price. Our waitress was rude, but I suppose she is allowed to be since her tip was included in the tab. Most places only do this for large parties not a family of five. The desserts and coffee were mediocre and do not deserve the outrageous amount charged. There is no connection between value and price. If only we had walked a bit more we would have found an array of restaurants, who by-the-way display their menus outside. Cafe Palermo is in it strictly for the money.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Dec 28 2006
Well for starters the Antipasto didn't contain any lettuce....and it was overpriced. The pizza's were BLAH at best. We actually used some of the meat from the antipasto to make our panini sandwiches actually have some taste..... what a disappointing lunch on a near perfect day. To top it off - 11 of us ate and the bill was $266 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! and we left starving !!! WE WANT OUR MONEY BACK.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Sep 19 2006
Bad Service. Mediocre food. There are many other better choices in that area.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jul 25 2005
A Dessert Haven
Back to Cafe Palermo
very fun experience even for my three year old son. Would absolutely recommend to others and have, definately worth time and money. We will be visiting again in December. We are from Philadelphia.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Nov 13 2009
I've been living right on Mulberry st and finally came here for the first time tonight 12/20/08.
Reviewed by: Matthew from on Dec 21 2008
the service is good. the desserts are extraordinary, and the owner is so nice! the profiteroles are the best i've ever tasted and the cannolis are delicious. the coffee is always good and they have a great assortment of paninis and such for those looking for more than coffee and dessert.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Aug 06 2008
This was my first trip to the city and we happen to stop in for coffee and dessert. It was an excellent choice on our part. Being of Sicilian decent I was thrilled to have found such a wonderfully Sicilian atomsphere and menu. It was a bit crowded inside because they had as many tables and chairs inside as the space would allow, but the staff were fantastic as was the atomsphere and of course the food and coffee! I plan on going back the next time I am in town!
Reviewed by: Denise from on Nov 25 2007
I had never been a big fan of Cannoli, until I tasted the ones at Cafe Palermo. They were shear heaven!!! The funny guy behind the counter made my trip--I saw a picture of Vinnie Parco hanging behind the counter and mentioned that I watch his show on Court TV. He immediately picked up his phone, called Vinnie, and let me talk to him on the phone!!! It was way cool!! A very pleasant side trip to Little Italy made even more special!!! Can't wait to go back next month, my mouth is watering at the thought of those cannoli!!!!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Sep 14 2007
THE DESSERTS WERE FOR-GET-ABOUT-IT.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Apr 01 2007
The desserts were incredible! They were a bit pricey but worth the money. The cannoli was my favorite but my husband preferred the chocolate cannoli. We both enjoyed the cheesecake and tiramisu. Everything was fresh and the staff was super friendly!
Reviewed by: Jennifer from on Feb 12 2007
We had a wonderful day in NYC with the exception of out stop at Cafe Palermo. Nothing about this cafe says Italian, from the interior design to the service to the food to the price. Our waitress was rude, but I suppose she is allowed to be since her tip was included in the tab. Most places only do this for large parties not a family of five. The desserts and coffee were mediocre and do not deserve the outrageous amount charged. There is no connection between value and price. If only we had walked a bit more we would have found an array of restaurants, who by-the-way display their menus outside. Cafe Palermo is in it strictly for the money.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Dec 28 2006
Well for starters the Antipasto didn't contain any lettuce....and it was overpriced. The pizza's were BLAH at best. We actually used some of the meat from the antipasto to make our panini sandwiches actually have some taste..... what a disappointing lunch on a near perfect day. To top it off - 11 of us ate and the bill was $266 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! and we left starving !!! WE WANT OUR MONEY BACK.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Sep 19 2006
Bad Service. Mediocre food. There are many other better choices in that area.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jul 25 2005
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