Chalet Coffee Shop

Great lil neighborhood coffee shop. My husband and I had breakfast here this morning, our food was good and the staff was really nice and welcoming. Will definitely come back again.

I can only judge based on the Greek omelette but great little local place that makes a great omelette. Staff is very attentive and they try to keep things happy. Worth stopping by if you’re in the area and looking for something to eat. I’d love to come back later in the day to try some of their Lebanese food.

It’s a basic coffee shop. They do simple breakfast foods, basic sandwiches, etc. What makes them special is two things.
1. The servers are very personable and friendly. It doesn’t hurt that there are only a handful of tables. They took the time to introduce themselves – even the chef. For that personal touch alone, I’ll return.
2. The chef takes pride in his Lebanese offerings. If you’re adventurous – or just like Lebanese food, there are not many a local establishment offering this cuisine.
In addition, it seemed like a true local place. One of the patrons who also introduced himself was the former mayor.
I was very happy with my egg sandwich. The bagel was fresh and tasty. Even the coffee was better than most of the local diners.
Egg sandwich on a bagel, fruit cup and coffee for about $ 10. Not bad.

The Chalet Coffee Shop has a hometown feel, it’s the pulse of the community when you visit Bloomfield; It’s what made this town feel like home to me. Rami, the chef and owner takes pride in his establishment, and he should– it’s clean, tasteful interior, excellent service and fantastic food are what you get when you visit.
Breakfast and lunch are what you will find here– well prepared eggs, sandwiches, salads– and even a taste of Rami’s heritage Lebanese cuisine as well. The coffee is great, and Rami is eager to accommodate your order no matter how particular about the way you want your eggs prepared, or what goes on the side.
It’s the perfect place for the morning after a night out– brunch with a friend, or alone at a booth, you never feel lonely or out of place; it has a way of welcoming its diners, whether you want to sit alone quietly or participate in the random discussions with Rami or the customers.
I highly recommend becoming a regular here.

This place is garbage. taylor ham tasted like cardboard. the coffee looked like diarrhea and tasted like it too. the ‘homemade’ hot sauce tasted like herpee juice. i wasnt sure if they served me a frisbee or an omelette. i think I am going to kill myself now for eating there.

I love this place. It’s a super old school luncheonette. No more than 7 tables in there. Small, so you won’t be overwhelmed with 20 conversations around you. Not a ton of people so you get great service that seems to be exclusive to you.
The food was cooked perfect. Im very critical and it left me with nothing but good things to say. Coffee was good, I actually had 3 cups it was so good. (normally I’m one cup and out, move on to juice only). I will definitely return for breakfast. I’m anxious to try their lunch. This little spot rules over Nevada Diner just down the road. Portions were good and relatively inexpensive compared to portions and price at area diners. Looking forward to my next visit there.