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Alyce

641 Montgomery St, Bayonne, NJ

★★★★★4.6(857 Google reviews)

Crema's Take

Alyce is a wonderfully eclectic brunch spot where you can settle in for hours while classic films flicker across the walls and thoughtful servers share menu insights—it's the kind of place that feels like a curated escape rather than just a coffee run. The kitchen turns out solid traditional fare alongside creative touches like bao, and the genuinely friendly atmosphere makes it equally suited for lingering solo with a laptop or gathering with friends without the usual brunch chaos.

What to expect

MeetingsLight foodLaptop friendlyTraditional drinksFull breakfastSlow sit

Google Reviews

Neona Pinto
★★★★★2 months ago

Cafe Alyce We visited Cafe Alyce for brunch and tried the biscuits and gravy along with baos in three flavors which were pretty tiny for the price. The food was decent overall, nothing outstanding but satisfying. We wanted to try the smoothies, but unfortunately they were out of stock. The place felt quite cramped, with tables very close to each other, which made moving around a bit uncomfortable. Service was okay, though the staff didn’t come across as particularly warm or welcoming. Overall, it was a decent brunch experience, but the tight seating and average service took away from it slightly.

Josephine Lee
★★★★2 months ago

Oh, I like this Wonderland. I mean, they show Turner Classic Movies on one wall. Did you know Ava Gardner was in a King Arthur movie? I didn't. That is just awesome knowledge. Also, the food is American deliciousness. The Hash Brown Fries were perfectly thick slabs of crispy starchiness. The Blackened Catfish was big and tender, like a Luther Vandross ballad. Mmmm, ballad seasoning. Served with a side of hearty grits. As hearty as being serenaded by Luther Vandross. Definitely worth a return visit.

carolina rodriguez
★★★★2 months ago

Went for Sunday brunch with a few friends, it was our first time there, food was really good, but I just have to mention that the server was a bit rude, didn’t like the way he approached us and how he took our order, not sure if he was just having a bad day or what, but wouldn’t come back if I knew he was serving my table again. The host was very friendly though! The place nice, but cold. Everyone was eating with Jackets on.

G Woo Hoff (Peachynorth)
★★★★★6 months ago

We've passed by this gem far too long. Finally sat down for a Saturday brunch with no reservations and was blown away. They are friendly and the music was just right. I would highly recommend reservations for brunch but we were lucky to be seated. I highly recommend the Southern take on Shashuka. The grits were fluffy and the

S Sen
★★★★★6 months ago

Very enjoyable experience. Eclectic menu, with great little tips from the servers. Excellent service (probably the best we’ve received anywhere). No overbooking, no long wait times. Very well, managed with plenty of staff and attention to detail. Everything on the menu was clearly homemade. From the sauces to the marination of the meats to the dishes, items are prepared in-house. It shows in terms of taste. Nothing was standard and everything was worthy of repeating. Would definitely come back to again. The owner personally came out to speak with us and explained a bit more about his philosophies. Very authentic and personal experience.

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