Art Cafe of Nyack

Still can’t get enough of this place :-D. this time around our server was not as friendly or attentive, but i always make the best out of every situation so it’s fine lol

This is one of my favorite places to get a coffee. Too bad it is 2500 miles away from home, only get to go here a few times a year. Breakfast is really good here too. Worth stopping by here, fun place in quaint town

don’t go here if you’re looking for your pretty artsy little instagram latte but then your american food to go with it… this food is israeli! from isreal! it’s so good I love hummus and the malawachs!

I REALLY wanted to like this place since I felt it was going to be a perfect fit for my bohemian personality. I ended up getting some sort of israeli bagel sandwich with eggplant, hummus and olive tapenade. The waitress told me I made a good choice. The combination of the bread and everything made it seem heavy and dry like a brick. I think this would have been better on a whole wheat tortilla with shredded lettuce, chopped tomato and feta cheese (to add flavor and some much needed moisture. The waitress checked on me once but when I was ready for the check I waited and waited and waited. I finally went to the host stand to ask for the check. I spent $ 18 (with tip) and was not a happy camper.

Art café is go-​to weekend brunch/​lunch. Actually it’s great always, but that’s normally when I get there. Everything is great, save for the side salads which are underdressed.
Highly recommend the goat cheese malawach (add sliced hard-​boiled egg and tomato).

Great vegetarian israeli food and an amazing café. Id recommend trying a turkish coffee with some baklava as a nice desert anyday

An update, went back, and as great as before, Got lucky and sat at table 1! Had the shakshuka with eggplant, what a treat! Great coffee! Had to wait for a table, but absolutely worth the wait!

Best café in the Nayck area
You gotta try!
Specially loved their art design on mocha and white hot chocolate
Must try: white hot chocolate and Mocha

Nice cozy place with the perfect small town vibe! I had the grape leaves for appetizer and they were very good. The spinach and feta torti (more like a quesadilla) is very good and so was the guyere toastini. I found their salad to be a little bit oily. but overall a very good experience.

Quick place for a quick bite. No meat here but the cheese malawach is a great bite still!

This is a good place to get some quiet time away. Wifi. My favorite dish is the shakshuka (usually have to order extra pita) since they give you so much sauce. Great lattes as well! Only drawback is meter parking; wish they had a parking lot.

This place is incredible!!! I went here for the first time tonight, and I fell in love with the atmosphere and the delicious food. I got the picasso bowl and it was filling and incredibly flavorful! There are so many options, I had a hard time deciding. It definitely reminded me of being at an Israeli café, I wish we had more places like this in the U.S.
I will for sure be returning!

Although it is not a big place it is cozy.
I was put in the back room and I felt a little close to the people next to me, but the establishment is beautiful. The ambiance is also nice, with great music. It is a great place to have a brunch or just stop by for a coffee. We ordered a latte and an Americano, both were delicious. We also ordered hummus with extra pita, I think that the hummus should come with more than just 4 pieces of pita.
The hummus was on the thinner side, which I am not used to however it was still delicious and I would order it again. When I am in the neighbor hood, this café won’t slip my mind.

Great spot. Love there eclectic menu. Very cozy! Love the artwork. Great coffee! Staff is friendly
I loved the shareable three plate appetizer plate! Such a good deal! Will definitely visit again.

I’m not sure if we didn’t get the right things or if it was the restaurant. Cool environment & service. Maybe we just didn’t «get it»
As first timers, we didn’t exactly get the right things, maybe

I’ve been here several times before and I’m not sure what happened, but the last two times I’ve been there it was the worst.
Food was good as always, however the service was terrible. First was the seating. There was a table available and it was empty for about 20 min. until we were seated there. Even afterwards our orders were taken another 20 min. later…
I’m sorry but if service isn’t so great, u’ve lost a customer.

The best hot chocolate I’ve ever had.
I came here during the Christmas weekend. Thank God they were open! I always ordered Latte but this time I decided to try something else. I’m a huge fan of dark chocolate and often find hot chocolate is overly sweet. Well… not in Art Café… I found the perfect hot chocolate: rich and foamy… the best part was it wasn’t overly sweet and got bitter taste to it. While I was enjoying my hot chocolate, they played two of my favorite songs «so nice» and «the girl from Ipanema».

Originally, my wife and I were going to go to Strawberry Place which is across the street, but they were cash only which was extremely inconvenient being that we aren’t from the area. So we came here and we were very glad that we did.
The setting was very quaint; a small café feeling, perfect for grabbing a coffee with a friend or grabbing lunch. My only issue was that where we were seated was very tight with hardly any area to move. But it’s a café.
We came for brunch. Before our meal we had the labane which was great; however, it only came with four small pita triangles. I wish it had at least eight, but it was delicious nonetheless. For my meal I had the shakshooka which is two eggs in a tomato sauce topped with feta cheese. I added eggplant on top which was recommended by our waitress and it was fantastic. My wife had the American breakfast which came with two ricotta pancakes, berries, eggs, and toast. I had a bite of the ricotta pancakes and thought it was delicious. She thoroughly enjoyed the meal.
My wife ordered a hot chocolate which I think is one of the better hot chocolates I have tasted. It came with beautiful artwork on top (see photo). The coffee was excellent as well.
Overall, my wife and I really enjoyed this place and would love to come back when we are in the area.

I came here for dinner with my girlfriend’s family of 9. We are not vegetarians and so we had a hard time finding any dish we felt comfortable ordering. We ended up getting the pancakes. They brought us a huge dish of 3 pancakes, but they were very dry and would break when trying to eat them.
The rest of the family found the vegetarian dishes to be very tasteful. The hummus and chips was quite good — probably the only thing we actually felt was alright. The place is very cozy and cute, a good spot for a first date!

Rustic, high quality and friendly are just a few words to describe this great eatery. As the name suggests, the atmosphere is very artsy and chill. We arrived prime time on Sunday for brunch. They told us we would have to wait about an hour, but it only ended up being 30 minutes. As we were waiting I tasted the white hot chocolate and it was super sweet and delicious. It tasted like sweet vanilla milk.
The seating is limited and you have to squeeze your way through the corridors, but that just adds to the charm.
We started with the hummus. It was fabulous! The pita was hot and chewy. The salads looked amazing, but I opted for a more authentic brunch dish, Shakshuka, which is basically two eggs cooked in spiced tomato sauce. I’m way more into savory food than sweet, so this was a great selection for me. My company also ordered the same dish. I saw oatmeal being served at the table next to us and it looked hella good!!!
The service was really kind and the food didn’t take long to come out. The prices were very resonable too.
Overall I would definitely come back!!!