Chokolat Patisserie

Nueva York, Estados Unidos

3.5

Cerrado ahora

20 opiniones

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Teléfono:
+1 212-662-6096
Sitio web:
www.chokolat.com
Dirección:
3111 Broadway Ste 39, Nueva York, NY, 10027
entre La Salle St y 123rd St
Harlem
Paradas y estaciones de transporte público cercanas:
210 mM5 Broadway 122 St.
230 mM5 Riverside Dr/w 122 St
320 m125th Street
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No
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Acceso para minusválidos
Sí
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No
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No

Hoy

Hoy 08:00 – 20:00
Cerrado ahora
Horario local (Nueva York) 1:36 domingo, 2 de noviembre de 2025

Horario de apertura

lunes 07:30 – 20:00
martes 07:30 – 20:00
miércoles 07:30 – 20:00
jueves 07:30 – 20:00
viernes 07:30 – 20:00
sábado 08:00 – 20:00
domingo 08:00 – 20:00

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20 opiniones sobre Chokolat Patisserie

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Tu valoración: 3
Albuquerque, NM
Cheesecake was good. The late day selection was a little low. I guess thats a good sign that they are selling out by close of business?
Tu valoración: 5
New York, NY
Besides the tea & bubble tea being amazing, the service is great too. My barista, Elektra, always has a smile and makes my tea just perfect! Will come here again
Tu valoración: 1
New York, NY
All I have to say is one word. And that word is disappointed. After a long hour long pastries hunt with a few friends we came to chokolat the first thing that got me was the lack of options. There were 3 pastries in the case. We finally decided to just stay put here. The next thing that got me was the incompetence of the employees. When I asked what was inside of the flour less chocolate cake she began to list the ingredients not the filling. Then after overpaying for two items we returned to our car to eat a cold, rock hard, pastries with a solid chunk of crème filling inside. I will never be returning to this establishment again.
Tu valoración: 2
Jamaica, NY
The staff is very nice and I do like their options. Especially the brie, apple, and honey sandwich. You’d have to go to this location to get sandwiches made fresh as the one closer to 125th street gets items every other day from down the block. I did get a brownie that was dry and too cakey in texture which was a detriment to enjoying it. The apple, brie, honey sandwich was solid and I’d get it again but I have to say the patisserie aspect of it dessert-​wise was disappointing, especially from a French patisserie.
They do have lots of tea options which I would be interested in trying come winter time and they’re more reasonable price-​wise for their warm beverages.
Tu valoración: 3
New York, NY
I need a coffee. and when I need a coffee, I need a coffee… I saw this tiny, um, coffee shop on my way to the subway station and had to stop in. Mainly because I needed to get out of the pouring rainpocolypse. I didn’t want to just stand there and take cover so I ordered a small coffee… Verdict? Meh! Isn’t anything you eat when you desperately need something supposed to be the most delicious thing ever? NOPE! Deli coffee is better… and I rarely say that! You could probably fit like… 5 people in this store.
Tu valoración: 3
Houston, TX
This place hits the spot when the spot needs to be hit (never understood that phrase, really).
They are mostly a tea and dessert shop that just happens to have coffee, so they don’t do any sort of espresso-​based drinks. The small is HUGE — it’s like 16oz. or bigger, and for $ 2.30 it’s a crazy amount of coffee for the price.
I have eaten two things here — the chocolate croissant and this delicious chocolate filled cream puff that was a rich but also really light with the filling. Both were yummy in my tummy!
The only downsides to this particular establishment is that it’s rather small (3 tables, total of about 6 – 7 chairs), and it FEELS cramped. Because it is.
I lied — another downside is that the servers are kind of awkward. That whole «I’m-not-going-talk-to-you-first-and-stare-at-you-while-you-make-up-your-mind» awkward. I’m an awkward gal and even I felt a bit uncomfortable!
Tu valoración: 1
New York, NY
The first time I tried this place, I ordered a Chai Tea and it seriously tasted like a cup of boiled milk. I was quite disappointed, but thought I’d give the place another try. The second time, I ordered a Caramel Macchiato, only to find it tasted exactly like the Chai Tea — like a cup of boiled milk. Maybe the pastries are good here (I haven’t tried them), but the specialty coffee and tea are not worth your $ 5. :(
Tu valoración: 3
Seattle, WA
Came here after eating dinosaur BBQ and we were able to snag some dessert before heading back home. The employees there were nice and the they have a decent seating area. Everything looked clean and somewhere you can definitely sit down and chill out while you enjoy your pastries. The blueberry cheese cake was what I consider perfect. It wasn’t overly sweet or dense.
Tu valoración: 5
Brooklyn, NY
I come here whenever I visit friends that go to MSM, and I always get the Frozen Hot Chocolate. It is sooooooo good. They use Ghiradelli Chocolate Syrup too.
Then sprinkle cinnamon on the whipped cream on the top of it. Really makes it taste sooo much better. Unless you don’t like cinnamon.
Don’t like their sandwich though. It was a turkey and swiss sandwich, but they put jam on it too… Jam and cheese DO NOT mix.
Tu valoración: 5
Manhattan, NY
Best weekend breakfast, as well as a Friday office-​treat!
Yep, it’s that affordable — you could treat 10+ people with amazing pastries that just make everyone’s day… there is also a 10% Columbia Student discount; cash only.
My favorites:
Ice-​latte in the summer, a hot one, just about now…
the pastries — to die for, but you actually don’t feel like you would, after eating them. So light, delightful and always freshly made!
Absolute favorite — raspberry-​cheese Danish
a savory favorite — ham & cheese croissant
Almond croissant, or a raspberry-​almond croissant — a must try!
So cozy that when you also happen to get a table and enjoy the French chansons with your breakfast — you feel like you’d have nothing but an awesome day ahead of you!!!
Tu valoración: 4
Manhattan, NY
Stopped by this morning for a crossiant and a pumpkin latte. Both were very good and tasted fresh. The selection of pastries was good; muffins run about $ 1.85 and crossiants closer to $ 2.25. They also had cupcakes and a few other sweets. Yes, the place is small (seating for about 6), but it wasn’t crowded and the atmosphere and staff welcoming. Will definitely be back!
Note, cash only.
Tu valoración: 4
New York, NY
Comparing to Crumbs, there is more taste to bite than size. The store’s selection changes often, but is well needed for the train ride! I know I lose ‘that loving feeling’ during School let out time and PM Rush Hour.
Tu valoración: 3
New York, NY
Good coffee, great price. Yummy pastries, not amazing. But good enough, and tasty enough to keep me coming back. Maybe…
Tu valoración: 3
New York, NY
Very tiny, very cute, always butterygoodnessfilled. This is a charming outpost on an otherwise lonely residential street, next to the emerging elevated tracks of the 1 train. The selection changes as baked fresh (and sold out) each day, but they predictably have a variety of croissants, muffins, cookies, and more sumptuous affairs like napoleons and mini-​cheesecakes. I believe it is cash only. I pass by every day to gaze at the golden-​crisp temptations in the window, smell the pumpkin chai and coffee, and attempt to resist the evolutionary predilection for fat and sugar. But no one will notice just one cookie for only $ 1…
Tu valoración: 4
New York, NY
Cute little patisserie. Not sure it would hold up against the competition in, say, Downtown or the UWS, but for this neighborhood it’s a standout. Food and coffee are good and the employees are always cheery!
Tu valoración: 5
Troy, NY
A medium coffee, a banana, & a red velvet cupcake for under $ 5 and all of the items were excellent? You gotta be kidding! Everything was fantastic and the value was undeniable. If you’re in the area, make a stop.
FYI: Cash Only
Tu valoración: 4
Parsippany, NJ
Met the owner and had her red velvet cup cakes with creamcheese frosting. The frosting was delicate and delicious. You could tell that it was made of real cream cheese. The cupcake was super moist and not overly sweet. Well done!
Tu valoración: 4
Long Island City, NY
The coffee is really really good. I didn’t try any pastries. They looked good, there were only about 3 to choose from. The store is small, only about 6 seats. Go for the coffee.
Tu valoración: 5
New York, NY
Currently under some scaffolding, it’s a hard spot to find unless you’re looking for it. Luckily I stumbled upon it and enjoyed some excellent specialty cheesecakes, pumpkin items, and frozen hot chocolate. Grab a card and follow them on Twitter for deals and updates on offerings. Very friendly staff, too; lots of people were there just for coffee too, so I assume it’s good.
Tu valoración: 2
Washington, DC
Maybe I’m biased because I’ve spent twelve years in a city that is all about cafes. Chokolat is NOT a café — it’s a place to pop in for a cupcake (which is underwhelming) or for a latte on your way somewhere else. There is literally one table, and it’s one of those high tables that’s purposefully uncomfortable. There’s also a small counter with three chairs. That means that 5, seriously, 5 people can sit in Chokolat at any one time. Aside from the non-​café aspect of Chokolat, I was surprised by how un-​patisserie it seemed; the baked goods were mediocre at best, and certainly not the chocolatey amazing goodness one would expect from a patisserie, especially a patisserie whose very name suggests that it will have good chocolate.