This cafe is super cute, but is also very tiny and crowded at peak times. We went there to grab…read morebrunch on a Saturday. Getting to the counter to order felt like a game of Tetris and some poor guy spilled coffee all over himself attempting to squeeze past me. I understand why it's so crowded though, because the crew that works here is so welcoming, and you have a million menu options to pick from. We ordered the an iced matcha and an iced maple latte for drinks. For food, I got the avocado lox toast with eggs, my husband got the Gandhi bagel. Overall, we were a little less impressed by the drinks. They felt a little watered down, but we both prefer bolder coffee and matcha. We both preferred the coffee over the matcha. However, the food was SO delicious. You can tell they really picked fresh, high quality ingredients. Both orders of food were extremely generously portioned. I highly recommend the food to anyone in the area seeking brunch!

This is a cute little cottagecore cafe. Quiet and a great place to study. I got a great chai latte…read moreand cherry oat scone. They had some seasonal autumn drinks too that sounded good. There is a 90 minute maximum to stay when it's busy.

The breakfast sandwich was so good - one of the best sandwiches I've had in a while. The ambiance…read moreof the place is top notch. There are so many seats out back, including an outdoor patio area. In addition, there is a restroom for customers. I can't wait to come back and try their pastries which all looked so good.

Walked in on a sunny weekend around 11am and there was barely a line and plenty of selection. Some…read moreof the pastries I tried were hit or miss (and maybe more of a personal preference), but overall I would definitely come back. There is a wide selection to try! Inside looks small, but there's surprisingly a good amount of seating in the back, both inside and out. If there's a line to order it moves incredibly fast. Some standouts were the nectarine danish and jalapeño cheddar croissant (recommend getting it warmed up). I personally found the egg cup pastry a bit bland, though it seems popular. Even though there's some béchamel sauce inside, it didn't have much flavor and I didn't love the hard boiled egg inside - thought it would be more like an egg soufflé.

I love the ambiance here, very cute with all the plants and cozy with just a few tables available,…read morebut I went when it was pretty empty so easy to find a nice spot. Chill music playing, not too aggressive so it was easy to work. The earl grey almond cake was tasty but a little stodgy, I think I'd maybe get a drink next time instead! The person working there told me they were closing at 3:30, but online it said 4:30, so just be aware that hours are subject to change.

Small and cute little cafe but not much seating. They serve the standard range of espresso drinks…read moresuch as lattes. They also have variety of non dairy milks including oat milk! I enjoyed the dirty chai oat latte a lot. The chai latte comes unsweetened but feel free to add some simple syrup! There are also a variety of pastries to choose from- no vegan options though. I had my drink to stay in a ceramic cup to cut down on waste. Very cozy and intimate environment.

The best coffee and breakfast sandwiches in Brooklyn if not all of New York City…read more The corner of 19th St. and sixth Avenue in the South Park slope area of Brooklyn I have been to many coffee shops and without a doubt this place is 5 star

First time here and I caught them on an off day…read more Southside Coffee has been on multiple lists for best coffee as well as best breakfast sandwich. I read the menu online and was going to order the "New School" breakfast sandwich. Southside Coffee is an order only spot. There's no inside dining. If it's raining? Bring an umbrella while you wait. I walk up to the window and I order a large latte and I feel the words coming out of my mouth as a say: Old School Breakfast Sandwich... My order came out pretty quickly. This bacon & egg sandwich is made on Italian bread with kale. Why. Why! The sandwich comes to me, too many eggs, hardly any bacon and the Italian bread was stale. Great coffee! I'm old school but in this case, I'm going New School next time.

Went at around 9 am on a Friday…read more Got a table inside easily. My SEC took awhile to come out. But it was soo good. The sausage and egg ratio was bizarre (thin sausage, thick egg) and if you have an egg texture aversion I'd say avoid this sandwich. But I was pleasantly surprised and enjoyed it. The cinnamon roll IS as good as they say. My latte was yummy but my friend had the coffee frappe thing and it was even better!

I randomly came here after lunch in the area. There was a line but it moved quickly…read more I got three things to try: the key lime pie, the Twix like shortbread and the limoncello cake. They were all decently sized and pretty good with a few nit-picky thoughts . I thought the key lime pie crust and the shortbread could've been more butter forward. The limoncello had the perfect amount of lemon and the cake was moist, but the buttercream frosting tasted stiff and not as smooth as I would've liked. Overall a good spot for dessert, but doesn't quite shine in a place like NYC with many amazing bakeries.

I had a lot of time on my hands so I decided to make the trek here one morning. I was greeted…read morewarmly on entering. I don't think they have AC because it was quite warm inside. Their pastry case was a little sparse, and several of them are meat based, so opted for the spinach empanada. The empanada was warmed up as I was eating it to stay and came out first. It was several minutes before my iced latte came out, even though there was no one being served before me. The iced latte was good, however, the empanada dough was slightly raw around the filling and the whole thing was a little bit flavorless. I wasn't offered a sauce, like other reviewers had shown. My total came out to be $13.88, which is quite high.

I love this little mom-and-pop coffee shop! An early morning walk to Liebre is the perfect way to…read morestart the day. The owner, Patricia, is a sweetheart. It's my favorite coffee spot in Sunset Park a must visit! Bonus: it's dog friendly too.

Loved their cold brew! Smooth taste and not at all bitter. Quick service and friendly staff.read more

I went to the one Upstairs from the DeKalb market Hall, and the tables were left Dirty! While the 2…read moreemployees were just Standing and Chatting! Me the Customer had to ask for a wet napkin with soap and I the Customer had to wipe and clean the table Myself! While the 2 workers were just Standing and Chatting. Very Inappropriate and Irresponsible and Completely Lazy! When I told them about the issue they said They Knew I he tables were dirty and when I came to complain they thought it was funny. Very Inappropriate and unprofessional and Irresponsible!

Cute little place together grab a coffee or a drink. Loved…read morethat they have tables that have signs that say "No Laptops." That keeps people from overstaying and helps those that want to grab a coffee and chat for a bit. CA should definitely start doing that. Most coffee shops have no tables due to everyone staying for an extended time. I got the basil lemonade that is seasonal. It was interesting to say the least. Wasn't a huge fan but was refreshing. Sad that we went after having a meal. Their food looked delicious. Next time when in NY, going to try and stop by to get some of their food.

Have lived in the neighborhood for a decade, and stopped in hundreds of times with my very chill…read moredog for a quick takeaway drink. I buy their beans too. For the first time ever today, the moment I came in, and employee hustled over to infirm me I'd need to leave with my dog immediately. She informed me it was a brand new policy. Will not be back-- plenty of competition in the Slope with equal-to-better coffee. Bummer.