Lately Café/Bistro/Bar

The drinks are very delicious here! The food is huge portion and very good! My favorite is the brunch plate and also the fruit bowl! The fries is okay, little too saggy but the truffle favor is there. The pasta is also very good in texture and not too heavy. The bear pastry was a big no. Taste very plasticity..super regret!

Lately Cafe has become my go-to spot in LIC! Whether it’s for breakfast, a full meal, or just a coffee break, everything here is consistently great. My favorites are the Cajun BBQ pork over rice and the Caesar salad with grilled chicken, both are delicious and always fresh. I also love that they’re open from early morning until late at night, making it super convenient to grab a meal any time. Highly recommend!

Lately Café in LIC has definitely become a hotspot for students and people who just wanna chill. It’s a very laid-back café and restaurant where you can sit and be served or grab something to go. I’ve been here a few times and it’s always filled with people studying or chatting. The service is good, nothing too exceptional, but solid. What’s interesting is how the menu is trying to do a little bit of everything, lunch and dinner items, small bites, and café drinks all in one. There’s a lot to choose from. They do get creative with their drinks, especially with seasonal mixes like their osmanthus matcha latte, which sounds cute in theory. I’ve tried their matcha about 5 times now since it’s on my way to work, and each time it’s been the same, powdery, clumpy texture with way too much milk that just overpowers the drink. It doesn’t taste like good quality matcha and the ratio is definitely off. That said, there are other drink options like coffee or their coconut latte. I’ve also tried a few of their lunch and dinner menu items before, like the recent chicken mushroom linguine they posted outside of the café. It sounded promising, but the noodles were slightly overcooked and they piled on way too much parsley on top. Nothing super memorable. The café keeps trying to be unique with fusion dishes like their pasta, burger, and shakshuka, but none of them really hit. We got the shakshuka and it was slightly watery and not very saucy like others I’ve had before. The bread it came with wasn’t impressive either, really dry and didn’t add much to the dish. I think the café keeps trying to be unique with fusion dishes but doesn’t fully develop any of them, so most of the items end up tasting average or even a little below average.

10/10!! I always get food from here to both of my jobs. I work at a food spot and literally talked w my customers how good the food is here! Had the chicken mushroom pasta, pasta bolognese, steak sandwich, and spicy Cajun pork belly. You can’t go wrong w anything good here. I would give my first born to whoever cooking in the kitchen. I hope all the workers are paid well and the best in life cause 🤯🤯🤯. Easily my go to spot. Super fast and kind service as well!

Great spot for a quick coffee before you get on the subway (it’s near the court square E, G , & 7 trains) or take a cozy meeting here. Lots of two person tables for getting computer work done. They have a menu as well with a good assortment of salad & soup. Easy to spend a few hours here being productive.

Lately Cafe is a bit of a strange place. Me and my girlfriend stopped by late one evening when we needed a bit of a pick-me-up before heading back home. We ordered some coffee, and a little plate of food The latte wasn’t particularly great, and took them AGES to actually make it. It seemed like maybe they were having a latte art night or something at the time? There were a lot of people who seemed like friends of the staff just playing around with the espresso machines and stuff. A positive is that there is a lot of seating here. So, we had no trouble finding a cozy spot to sit and eat. The food and drinks were okay, but I just don’t think it would be a place I’d go again, unfortunately. Maybe it was just an off night, but it wasn’t a great experience.

Such a cozy and welcoming café. The coffee beans are high quality and you can really taste the difference — smooth, rich, and well made. The space is warm and comfortable, perfect for catching up with friends or spending a relaxed afternoon. Definitely a place I’ll keep coming back to. ☕️

Ordered Ube latte and my friend got matcha latte they offered diff options of milk which is a big plus. The food was 5/5 spicy shrimp linguine my fav with balance taste.

Service: 4/5 Food: 3.8/5 Price: $$ ($20-30) Cute café with a good amount of indoor + outdoor seating. Known for their drinks, + tonight I discover they serve entrées too! I've come to co-work here before + know they host themed nights, including mahjong game nights. Don't usually interact with their staff much. They seem nice enough. What I Ordered: - Chicken Mushroom Truffle: tender meat with ligaments still attached, large portion not in the golden ratio, more mushroom than truffle, a bit of veggies for balance

They have a few fun specialty lattes, including a coconut matcha and a butterbeer latte. Came here while waiting for brunch around the area. They have a dining area where you can be seated or just get it to go. If only getting coffee, I'd opt to just get it to go. Butterbeer flavor did not come out prominently enough for me. I think butterbeer is a very particular flavor that's incredibly sweet and this just tasted like a regular milky latte. Coconut matcha was light.

Food/drinks: Yummy lattes! But their food isn't ready for order till later in the day FYI. Would come back to try their food and work Atmosphere: turns into a bar at night very cool and has 2 levels with a backyard!! Lots of seating Service: okay! Price: as expected

A nice cafe where you can grab something to-go or sit down and order! They have an all-day brunch menu- I got the Avocados, Grilled Chicken, Eggs, Arugula & Toast plate, which I recommend. The chicken was well-seasoned and the dish was well-balanced. There have many tables and wi-fi so it's a great place to work/study as well.

Food (4/5) - Matcha latte was decent - Spam and pork floss sandwich was yummy. Definitely heavy, rich, and filling Service (5/5) - Had no issues with service at this cafe Ambiance (5/5) - Casual - Better for smaller groups, but had tables that accommodated 4+ parties

The foood loooked very mid and my cocktail was quite watered down but very vibey ambiance and fun events lol They also speak Chinese here

My SIL and I were heading to Manhattan for volunteer work and stopped by The Lately since we ran into a couple walking out who said it was great. We went around 10 on a Saturday and got seated right away. We shared the shakshuka which was flavorful but a little watery (wish the sauce was thicker). I got a hazelnut mocha, she got a matcha latte, both with oat milk which is an additional charge. My drink was good, but hers was the winner because actually tasted like real matcha, not the usual watered-down stuff. Cute spot overall and so close to our place still go back for their specialty drinks!

Not as wfh friendly anymore as they are more restaurant like but I think the food got better! Would love coming here for brunch take out. I love that the drinks are so unique here, like the grape tonic espresso that they have. At first these are so unique I do a double take on whether I like it or not, but after couple sips I am hooked and start craving it in couple days!

Lately Cafe is a bit of a strange place. Me and my girlfriend stopped by late one evening when we needed a bit of a pick-me-up before heading back home. We ordered some coffee, and a little plate of food The latte wasn't particularly great, and took them AGES to actually make it. It seemed like maybe they were having a latte art night or something at the time? There were a lot of people who seemed like friends of the staff just playing around with the espresso machines and stuff. A positive is that there is a lot of seating here. So, we had no trouble finding a cozy spot to sit and eat. The food and drinks were okay, but I just don't think it would be a place I'd go again, unfortunately. Maybe it was just an off night, but it wasn't a great experience.

Came here to pick up brunch with some friends to go. We got the chicken pasta, mushroom cream chicken over rice with an egg, and grilled chicken sandwich. Everything was nice and hot, even when we got back home. The price point was about $16-20 per entree. My grilled chicken sandwich had arugula, cheese, avocado, a huge piece of grilled chicken, and a spicy mayo sauce. It was huge, filling and delicious. The mushroom cream chicken over rice was rich and filling and well seasoned. The chicken pasta seemed to be a very similar sauce, if not the exact same, as the mushroom cream chicken over rice but just on pasta haha but my friend said it was really good and enjoyed it alot. I'll likely return in the area to try some of their drinks next time!

Super cute cafe with ample amount of seating and fun beverage options. My mistake was I ordered a butter beer latte, thinking there wouldn't be coffee/espresso in it, which there was. That was on me and I should have tried their chai which was probably very good. I do have to says I had a vanilla donut and it was incredible. I scarfed that down before doing a call in the back seating area where others were also working. Great spot to work from and loved that I found this spot right next to the Target.

Really cute cafe with some super unique sandwiches. The pork floss sando definitely caught my eye, because I grew up eating pork floss but almost never see it used in restaurants. The burger itself was not my favorite thing ever, but I think the uniqueness to it definitely gave it some more points. The salmon toast was really yummy.

Got the cappuccino and it was just okay. It was kind of expensive even during happy hour (till 10on weekends). Also tried the iced mocha but it had a sort of chalky flavor. Kind of tasted like someone put a spoonful of hot chocolate powder and milk, blended it and added some coffee. Prob also worth mentioning that it took a decent while waiting for the coffee despite it having been pretty empty when we got there.

Wow wow!! This place is Amazing!! I came to LIC for a dance class and came out super hungry. I was not dressed up for a fancy place. My dress was casual, so that was the reason I chose Lately Cafe. They originally were a coffee shop, and now serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Well the fried pork ribs were juicy and super flavorful, I had the spicy seafood salad, that was beyond amazing as well. And lastly I had the Firey Ribs Hot Pot. My friends and I shared, 4 of us. It was a perfect portion. Don't sleep on Lately Cafe. This is a hidden gem. Also they had oatmilk and almond milk for my cappuccino so I finished with a lovey perfectly steeped Cappuccino. Love love this spot.

A cute interior, with a coffee/cafe up front, and an interior sit down dining area in the back. I decided to just try their brown sugar latte and coconut matcha this time around, both of which were good (nothing exceptional). They have morning "happy hour" coffee deals, which I'd definitely stop by if I were in the area!

I went last Monday around 3 PM, and it was pretty packed--only a couple of empty seats left. A lot of people were there alone, having a late lunch, sipping coffee, and working on their laptops. I got the Iced butterbeer latte and the spicy Cajun BBQ pork over rice. Both were really good and just the right amount of food. The vibe was cozy and chill--perfect for grabbing a solo meal and some coffee. I'd totally come here all the time if it was in my neighborhood.

I've visited this spot a few times for drinks & always thought it was a great place to grab a latte/sweet drinks. Recently, I decided to try their lunch menu & ordered the yuzu drink alongside the shrimp pasta. While the yuzu drink was refreshing, it felt quite pricey, putting it a little over $6. The shrimp pasta, priced at $24, brought the total to $30 plus tip. For the quality & value, I found it hard to justify the cost, since the pasta itself was fairly ordinary. It did have a decent amount of shrimp & squid, while learning towards the spicy side. The food arrived fairly quickly, & there was plenty of seating since I came on a Tuesday for lunch. That said, I know this location tends to get quite busy on weekends, so I would recommend going during the weekday.

I love going to this place and Peter is the best! Be sure to ask for him to help you out. Looking forward to going to this cozy spot for brunch again. The ambiance is just right for a small space tucked away in LIC.

Drinks: we only tried the cold brew and ube latte on our first visit. The latte was yummy and you can really taste the ube flavor. The cold brew wasn't that good though so probably wouldn't get it again. Their food looks pretty good and we'd definitely go back to try it. Service: quick service, staffed well Ambiance: played good throwback music, decoration was nice, had a lot of seating inside.

My friend and I are on an ongoing journey to find cafes in NYC, especially in Queens, to work at. We came in on an early Monday afternoon, a little before 1 pm, to see all the seats were taken, so we put in our drink orders and sat at the bench to chat and wait. It seems like people tend to come in and out, so we were able to get a seat rather quickly! After 1-2 hours of being there, the majority of the buzz that we saw around lunchtime was practically gone. I ordered an Iced Pistachio Latte with Oat Milk (~$7) and I loved it. It was my first time having a Pistachio Latte so I'm not sure how it fares against other cafes, but I liked the slight, nutty sweetness of the drink that complemented the coffee itself. It seems like there are a lot of food options too, which I plan on trying at a future visit! If you're looking for WFH cafes, this is a great option. There are a lot of outlets for laptops and devices, although you do have to choose a table or bench by the wall. When we first came in, these tables were filled so come early or wait it out. It's also a nice cafe for grabbing lunch with a friend! They play great music inside, plus there's also an outdoors seating area in the back.

Got an iced matcha latte with oat. The base price was already pretty high but with separate add-ons for "ice" and "alt milk", $9 after tax and tip! The service was ok. The cashier had a hard time understanding me. The latte itself was okay as well- very mild matcha flavor and a dull green color. Definitely expect better quality and flavor with the prices. Perhaps their coffee is better, but I would look elsewhere for matcha

Overall, seems like a good place to grab coffee/brunch/lunch and catch up with friends or cowork/study. IMO it's a bit pricey but aligns with other coffee shops in the area, also it's New York :') I've been here a couple times to do some work. I've only ordered drinks here Matcha (asked for it without the milk) was standard cafe matcha, nothing fancy. I had to pay the full price even without milk :') Their Earl grey tea is actually VERY fragrant, I wished they served it in a large cup because I usually like to leave my tea leaves in for longer and after just a few minutes the flavor was too strong for the small cup. But I did like it! Kind of want to buy the tea bags I was about to get an ube latte once but then learned that it's actually caffeine free, so I decided to go somewhere else. I haven't had the food here but it did look good, esp the chicken sandwich. The first time I came it was pretty quiet the whole morning (maybe a Wednesday or Thursday?) but the second time was packed (Friday). There are a good amount of outlets and seating too, and the wifi is solid (have to ask for password).

The food overall was pretty good. The drinks were a bit questionable. The iced ube latte was very watery and diluted while the iced matcha latte tasted bitter despite being asked if we wanted the drink to be sweeter. The grilled chicken sandwich required a knife since it was a whole chicken, but upon asking for one, they said they were out of knives. When asking if there were any plastic or ones that could be quickly washed, they repeated that they ran out in a frustrating tone. This was pretty odd since we only saw like 2 other people in the cafe who ordered food, so by that logic they only have 2 knives in the entire kitchen. We compromised by stabbing a fork in the middle of the sandwich, so the inside contents wouldn't fall out, but would have hoped the staff was more apologetic about the lack of silverware available for the food.

Lately Cafe is a popular spot for brunch on weekends, and while the food can be a bit pricey, it's probably due to the student crowd who come to study and hang out. As a result, they've set some time limitations on the tables. Still, the atmosphere is cozy, making it a great place for two friends to catch up over drinks and pastry. I enjoyed the chicken pasta--the chicken was perfectly cooked with crispy skin. The sandwich, however, was on the smaller side, and the flavor was too heavy. I'd recommend trying a different combo, perhaps with a more chewy multigrain bread for the base.

Lately goated. Stunning atmosphere, amazing decorations, elephant poster. Ran out of green tea tho :(((((((

Fall weather means cute cafe season, and @latelycafe checks all the boxes: - great bites and drinks options - vibey music - calm ambiance for working from home/ studying with friends - cute patio - lots of plants What we got Bear Madeleine ($4.25) Croissant ($5.25) Cheese Danish ($5) Pistachio Latte ($6.25) Ube Latte ($5.75) Brown Sugar Latte ($6) Coconut Latte ($5.75) Sausage & Avocado Sandwich ($14.50) Spam & Pork Floss Sandwich ($12) Their pastries are also the perfect snacks, when you're on the go! Flavored lattes have a grip on me everytime, def try the brown sugar latte if you like your coffee sweet! The ham & pork floss is a nice nostalgic blend of flavors, from the spam and pork floss to egg and cheese. I love my mayo drizzle too so this definitely hit the spot. The sausage & avocado sandwich is a great breakfast sandwich cause it has Italian sausage, egg, cheese, avocado, lettuce, tomato, drizzled in mayo! They also have friendly staff!

Lately Cafe is super cute and a great addition to the neighborhood. I'm usually able to find a seat even during busy mornings so that's a plus, especially when with a group. Unfortunately, both times I've been here the iced lattes have just been okay. The ratio of ice to liquid is a little off so the drink gets watery really quickly. Recently, I tried the pistachio latte and it didn't taste good - very artificial tasting and had a weird aftertaste that didn't resemble pistachio. I'll switch back to my regular latte next time! I will come back again for the food, I think the new brunch menu and sandwich offerings make it a better cafe in the area even if it's overpriced for what it is. It's nice to have more variety and unique offerings when it comes to cafe food.

Great café in LIC. The food menu looks fantastic so I wish I was hungry when I came here. But the coffee and matcha drinks are terrific and they've got a little backyard space as well.

Good when they get your order right. Otherwise, the mean barista stereotype definitely fits here. Consistently super unhelpful. One time, I'm pretty sure they messed up my order and gave me the wrong milk. Didn't make a big deal - waited for the barista to stop doing what he was doing and asked if it was oat milk. He lied and said it was. I asked if they had changed oat milks, and he said no. I order the exact same order every single time I visit here - an iced oat latte. I even ordered it the day before. It was different - even a different color. Another time, a guy came in and asked for directions. Instead of just saying that they didn't know or pointing in a general vicinity, they just stared at him till I answered the guy because it was uncomfortable and awkward. He had a follow up question and the barista literally told him that he could "maybe use a GPS device," which the guy said he didn't have. I ended up Google mapping for him. Anyways, these were two different baristas. So, chance it, I guess? I come here cause it's right off the train, and the oat milk they use is better than birch's oat milk. If you have 5 extra minutes, No Stress Coffee is down the street. Their scones are good. Chai latte is also better than lately - more chai flavor and less chai flavored milk (this is my boyfriend's usual order).

I didn't think the decorations and set-up in this cafe was that nice, so I was disappointed since I was looking for a cozy cafe atmosphere. There are sit-down tables (about 7) where you can sit, work, eat, talk. The decorations were pretty bare, but there is low volume music playing in the background which was nice. The pasta burrata was mid, and I could make this at home probably better and cheaper than $16. The coconut matcha latte was worth it, and I would order this again. The coconut flavor wasn't too strong and I think the matcha stood out. Also, I think they're busy so it's understandable, but I was waiting at the counter for a while before they were able to take my order since everyone was busy making drinks.

Spaghetti bolognese is so delicious. my husband, my toddler boy and myself all approved the flavor is very good. Super dog friendly place. They have a cute sticker that says pets are welcome, except service animal. Lol. Love it. Cute store good as a dating spot and a late night family quick bite cafe. A place that will take away your all day tiredness. Cannot wait to visit again.

I have been here half a dozen times and it's always wonderful. The food is great. Fresh and generally reasonably fast. The service is always great too. It's become one of our top go to neighborhood spots.

You order at the front and find a table till they call your name. There's additional seating downstairs and a backyard. We've been wanting to try this place for a long while and finally got around to it. We had the ham with pork floss sandwich and the Italian sausage sandwich. I felt the ham sandwich would have been much better without the pork floss. And the Italian sausage sandwich, would have also tasted better without the Italian sausage. The flavor of the sausage didn't match well with the rest of the ingredients in the sandwich. Regardless, they were both tasty because of all the other ingredients.

Hey everyone! Just had an amazing dinner at this cozy little spot called Lately Cafe, and I can't wait to share it with you all! SEAFOOD SALAD Let's start with this refreshing seafood salad. The shrimp and squid were super fresh, and with the arugula, tomato, and carrot, every bite was so light and tasty! Squeeze a little lime on top, and it's perfect! SUPREME PARTY MEAT PLATTER Meat lovers, this one's for you! This platter comes with steak, chicken wings, chicken leg, and ribs, all grilled to perfection. The portions are huge--ideal for sharing with friends and having a great time! HOUSE LASAGNA This lasagna was the highlight for me. Layers of cheesy goodness mixed with rich tomato and ground beef sauce--every bite was pure comfort food bliss. Definitely a must-try! YUZU FIZZ Finished off the meal with a Yuzu Fizz. It's super refreshing with a nice citrusy kick from the yuzu and lime juice, balanced with gin. The perfect way to end the night!

At first I had their coffee and it was good but their breakfast menu sounded amazing. Super fast service for beverages but I also was the only one ordering. Their coffee is a nice roast. I don't think anything will compare to my fave spot in Astoria but this coffee hit. Later in a few weeks I finally had their food. I ordered a shakshuka and it was not very flavorful, to be honest. Coffee this time was just ok as well. I was seated in the back of the cafe and it was kind of dark. I may come back for coffee or their other specialty drinks if I am in the area.

Cute spot! Perfect for doing some work in a quiet setting + the music playlist was really nice. They have a little patio area, but I did not sit out there because it was raining. Please note that you are not allowed to use the restroom if you don't purchase anything, and they told me that no outside food was allowed when I asked for a fork. I ended up purchasing a water because I needed to use the bathroom during my NYC day trip. Not sure if this is standard across all NYC cafes or if they told me no for a targeted reason, but definitely something to consider.

New coffeeshop in LIC opened up and it's lovely. My review is based on the opening month which didn't have too much inside, however, the coffee was solid and so was the sweet customer service. It was a quiet mid afternoon on a weekday and several customers dined in as well. The seating was limited with small side tables. The big window facing the courtyard outside gave a nice afternoon lighting, great for pictures and natural light. For me to critique the espresso drinks, I usually do the Americano/drip coffee test and of course it hit the nail. They do NOT do drip, however. I heard their coconut latte is their staple from the barista and several passing customers. The pastries were limited, although the cookie was delicious and great with my drink. Overall, the ambience has a very natural wood and greenery interior. More nice things happening post COVID in LIC. Accepts cash, card and Applepay. Indoor/outdoor and takeout available. Bathroom available. Wifi and outlets available for working. Drink up!

This is a brand new coffee shop that just opened on Monday! I stopped by this morning and ordered the coconut latte with oat milk. This was an excellent drink, it wasn't overly sweet, and the espresso was smooth. Would get this again! I also overheard the customer in front of me rave about the cold brew, and how it was the best one he's had. The have a few pastries as well. The service was great, the were attentive and very friendly. The coffee shop is cute, they're still waiting for furniture but they've got a cute setup. Stop by if you're in the area!

I've visited this cafe that sits in the heart of Court Sq for a minute now. Their coffee was decent, but I recently was charged $7.83 for a small iced coffee which is very overpriced. Take a walk down the block and buy yourself two cups somewhere else.

I really enjoyed this cafe, bistro, restaurant space. It's very liberal space to relax, catch up with friends, or grab a quick lunch. the service is amazing and the staff is kind. Food was delicious and feels quite healthy. I also got a coconut latte which didn't feel like coffee at all. I want to try the ube latte next time and excited to go back to try the pasta or another sandwich.

This is a cute new cafe next to Target, but I had a mixed experience. I ordered an iced coconut oat milk latte, which was good, but I'm pretty sure the barista used regular milk by accident. I didn't notice until I was a few blocks away and didn't have time to go back. The barista was pretty aloof, too. Lots of seating and conveniently located near the train. Might give them another shot one day but for now I'll keep going to No Stress.

I came here a few times and each time I asked for an iced coffee and they didn't have it. Instead a SMALL coldbrew costs $6.80 or an iced Americano. The flavor is good but the price is crazy. I wouldn't say the employees are rude they're very quiet so it might come off that way. I think they've also put oat milk instead of whole milk in my drink. The menu looks interesting but the prices aren't good. Spending $7 every morning for a small cold crew?Go to Birch or Starbucks next door for morning coffee.

Food was so average (not worth the price) and drinks were BAD. I ordered avocado toast and it was just sliced avocados, unseasoned, on a non-toasted piece of bread with some arugula leaves sprinkled on top. NO SEASONING WHATSOEVER for $12. I got the coconut matcha and it tasted sour - it was so jarring. Customer service was good and the place was cute, which is a shame they couldn't put in the small amount of effort to make the food better.

food: 50/50 service: 25/25 ambience: 25/25 total: 100/100 You already know any coffee shop with plants in the window is JoJos vibe :) Ordered a croissant and it was delish! Extra happy because they warm it up. Got an oatmilk pumpkin spice latte in a to stay cup to soak up the ambience. Overall the barista was really nice and helped me right away. Absolutely love this cafe and would highly recommend!

Came here for dinner. Had gra pow and the tomato beef rice. First off, the rice was really overcooked. How can you screw up rice? The rice was crispy and you can tell that it's been sitting there for a long time. Gra pow was probably one of the worst in the city. Ground beef was overcooked and the meat was too spicy. For what's the food was, I don't think it's worth the price. I'm willing to pay for quality food. But this is really awful and clearly a place where you can't order food.

The two coffees I've had here, 5 stars. One latte and one cortado. The donut I had here, 2 stars. Was a bit stale and maybe I ate out of the wrong end, the vanilla cream wasn't evenly distributed. Alas, this is a coffee shop and not a donut shop. To put the icing on top, a pesky fly kept visiting my table. Overall, good vibes. A lot of ppl come in the morning to work.

Coffee is great. Bakery here not so much. The almond croissant for $6 was super doughy for me. Great place to sit down for a coffee and work. There's also a really nice backyard and basement

This cafe is so cute, and a great place to study or work for a bit. There is wi-fi available and ample space - even an outdoor patio with tables that have umbrellas too, perfect for those very sunny days. I got a matcha latte which was decent!

This dinner is too good to eat Hey everyone! Just had an amazing dinner at Lately Cafe--they're now serving dinner, and I can't wait to share what I tried! SEAFOOD SALAD - $14.49 Started off with this refreshing seafood salad. The shrimp and squid were super fresh, and with the arugula, tomato, and carrot, every bite was so light and tasty! Squeeze a little lime on top, and it's perfect! SUPREME PARTY MEAT PLATTER - $39.99 Meat lovers, this one's for you! This platter comes with steak, chicken wings, chicken leg, and ribs, all grilled to perfection. The portions are huge--ideal for sharing with friends and having a great time! HOUSE LASAGNA - $16.99 This lasagna was the highlight for me. Layers of cheesy goodness mixed with rich tomato and ground beef sauce--every bite was pure comfort food bliss. Definitely a must-try! YUZU FIZZ - $13 Finished off the meal with a Yuzu Fizz. It's super refreshing with a nice citrusy kick from the yuzu and lime juice, balanced with gin. The perfect way to end the night! All in all, Lately Cafe's new dinner menu is a win, whether you're out with friends or on a date. If you're in the area, definitely give it a try!