Kellogg is closing the 'cereal cafe' in New York City that charges $7 per bowl- here's what it was like to visit

Kellogg is closing its cereal café after a little more than one year of serving up gourmet breakfast-inspired treats. 

On Tuesday, the cereal company announced it would close its first-ever restaurant: Kellogg's NYC, a trendy, New York City café.

However, don't worry if you haven't visited yet. The creators of the cafe are simply seeking a larger space, and plan to reopen the café in downtown Manhattan. 

"Significantly larger than our current location, the new spot will be able to contain an explosion of cereal inspiration and fun," Kellogg said in a statement. "For now, we're keeping the details and the exact location boxed up like our favorite breakfast, but we can promise you a more immersive experience and new kitchen to explore cereal in exciting, fresh ways throughout your day."

Prior to the original café's official opening, Business Insider had the chance to check out the location and try some of the menu items.

Here's what it was like to eat at the first Kellogg's cereal café in the world.