Café Triskell

“Staff was friendly and helpful the food was exceptional.”

Kimberly Bautista★★★★★

This place is an understated and tucked away gem in Astoria. It’s my new go to French cafe thanks to one of my friends who is a local as well. I really enjoyed the warm service of the husband and wife duo. I felt like I was transported back into France and haven’t felt like that since I last visited the country 6 years ago. I loved the escargot, French onion soup (the best I’ve had) and the Chicken Cordon Bleu. The dessert was this light lemon and sugar crepe - it was made with perfection. You could tell they really put all their love and efforts into their food. I will be coming back for more

NYC traveler★★★★★

Really good. Tiny restaurant, a bit of a hole in the wall. My wife and I walked past it many times and decided to give it a try given the high reviews. It did not disappoint. French toast was very very fluffy and flavorful. Wife’s eggs with smoked salmon was equally as good. We are definitely coming back.

Jazz Chomboon★★★★

Nice spot for brunch in our neighborhood. French toast was so soft and yummy. Loved the Eggs Florentine and don’t mind going back there for it. ** A warning here that Mimosa is $10 with brunch the following ones are $15 we were misunderstood when the server kept on asking if we wanted another mimosas - ended up having 4 mimosa and only the first one was $10 😅

Ram Luna★★★★

The Cafe is always full and you usually have to wait 30 minutes or so to be served here but the food is quite worth the wait. One of their popular dishes which I would also recommend for you to try is their French toast. It is sweet and fluffy with a side of home made fruit jam. You can't really go wrong with choosing a place like this for breakfast or lunch. My one critique of this place would be that they only have one server who is usually a bit overwhelmed by everything but does a very admirable job of doing the work of 2-3 people. We were seated in a far corner and she forgot to give u