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Counter with coffee and pastries to go just right behind the main sitting area in the middle of Columbus Circle Mall on 3rd floor. Coffee is ok, almond croissant is food, but cheese Danish, sort of killer. Square form, croissant dough and rich cheese filling. Worth to try.

Was in the neighborhood and decided to treat myself once in a while with good breakfast. A little bit pricey but definitely worth it. Nice view, awesome staff and food is delicious. My steak salad took some time. Steak itself was done for my preferences and salad was fresh. They also gave me to go cup of coffee when I asked to wrap my meal :

OUTSTANDING service by the crew here. Everyone was super friendly and managed to get a long line moving quickly. Bakery items are fresh and delicious, and the drinks are refreshing. It’s a shame that the seating isn’t a bit more structured, it’s hard to determine how to grab a full service seat vs a casual dining table. Regardless, great place overall. View menu

During my two-week trip to NYC, I indulged in my favorite croissant every day at various bakeries. In my opinion, the delightful and buttery mandel croissant I had at Bouchon was the best. The sweet aroma of the generous mandel marzipan filling was truly delicious—perfectly sweet without being overpowering. This experience really solidified my desire to return to NYC once the COVID pandemic is over.

During my two-week trip to NYC, I indulged in my favorite almond croissant, enjoying one each day from various bakeries. In my opinion, the flaky and buttery almond croissant I had at Buchon was the best of all. The delightful aroma of the generous almond marzipan paste was absolutely delicious without being overly sweet. It truly made me long for the days of my best memories and reignited my desire to return to NYC once the pandemic is over.

Enjoy the sunset here with stunning views and a nice selection of wine. I sat at the bar and ordered some appetizers, but I found the food to be quite bland and lacking creativity. The bartender provided excellent service, though. If you want to sit at a table in the restaurant, it's best to make a reservation, but there's also a cafe where you can seat yourself. I often come here before attending a performance at Lincoln Center. Just keep in mind that prices are on the higher side. View menu

Bouchon Bakery, located in the Time Warner Center at Columbus Circle, is a hidden gem for both New Yorkers and savvy visitors. Situated on the third floor, the café-bistro is easily accessible via the building's escalators and elevators. The coffee, tea, and chocolate drinks are of the highest quality. The baked goods and sandwiches feature a French inspiration, complemented by a touch of urban New York flair. Everything is always freshly made and beautifully presented. One of my personal favorites is the pastry. The seating offers lovely views of the spacious interior, and table service is available for lunch and dinner. Be sure to visit Bouchon Bakery when you're in or around the Time Warn...

Bouchon Bakery in the Time Warner Center at Columbus Circle is a true secret to every New Yorker and in-the-know visitor. With a generous floor area on the third floor of the building, the café-bistro is easily accessible by the building escalators and elevators. The coffee, tea and chocolate drinks are of the best quality. The pastries and sandwiches are French-inspired, with a twist of urban New York flair, delightfully baked, always super fresh, and beautifully presented. The cream puff is one of my favorites. There is lovely seating overlooking the spacious building atrium, and a table service section where lunch and dinner is served. Do visit when you are in the Time Warner Center Build...

Visiting Bouchon in NYC has become a must for me. While I'm not typically a fan of mall dining, this place is an exception. It never disappoints, offering a lovely view of the park, excellent people-watching, and, most importantly, outstanding food and baked goods. The service is swift and attentive, making it a wonderful spot for brunch or a late lunch. If you're coming with a large group, be sure to make a reservation, as it’s a popular destination and can get quite busy. The bar area is great, but it's better suited for 2-3 people. Apart from their delicious seasonal soups, I won't go into specifics about the menu since everything I've tried – from sandwiches to salads to seafood – has be... View menu