New Manhattan Cafes Reviews?

Among the more fairly recent Manhattan cafe/restaurant advertisements I've seen, are for: "Piece of Cake Bakery & Cafe", "Kaffit", "A Baguette Bar", "EEE's Bakery & Cafe". There is also Jeffrey Nathan's cafe at the Jewish Heritage Museum (I don't know what it's called.)
Would anyone who has tried these care to share reviews?
Thanks!
Barbara K.

EEE's, isn't really a bakery or a cafe, although it has elements of both. It's more of a very well stocked bagel store, with a salad bar, sandwiches, paninis, fresh pastries, soups, vegan fare (borekas, soy cutlets etc.), and sometimes pasta. There's room to sit but it's not quite what I would call a "cafe" atmosphere. The prices are reasonable, and it's a good place top grab an inexpensive lunch (I usually spend well under $10, drink included).

EEE's is good for a quick lunch-- good variety, nothing extraordinary.

Kaffit, I believe is owned by the same people who own Revaya in Washington Heights.

[Dovid]

I am always surprised to see non-Jews at EEE's. The half sandwich and soup combo would be less at nearby treyf places. It currently goes for $6.25 (drink extra). Breakfast, on the other hand, is quite competitive.