Random hand drawn painting, three screens televising separate sporting events including soccer and…read moresomething else that I cannot recognize maybe cricket? As I walk in, the friendly lady behind the counter asks me what I would like. I respond: A cappuccino please. Then, I carefully inquire further for what baked goods are available with a smile. In her reply, she tells me sadly that there is only croissants. So not being picky, I tell her: Great, I'll have one. Next, she brings me a cappuccino on a glass saucer and my croissant on a dish. Also, there are numerous napkins, sugar, long stemmed spoon given to me as well. I felt like a sports lounge vibe with many tables and chairs (probably enough to seat 35 people at least). Most demographic would be elders, mostly men, in their 40's to 60's kicking back and enjoying the hot, lazy afternoon. It was around 3 pm and I just got off a flight. Now, I know how the other half lives and it's nice!

Please don't call your self a cafe if you don't have a drip machine…read more Well, I don't know if it's because I'm American and stuck out like a sore thumb in this mostly foreign cage, or if I insulted there sensibilities by ordering a black coffee. I found the service impolite and dismissive. And the coffee pod, yes a COFFEE POD AT A CAFÉ is outrageous. Well aside from me noticing a bit to late to stop the process I watched her make it and seen the liquid coming out beige at best. I actually thought she was running a cleaning of the machine, because the color just wasn't the color even a blond roast would be. I mentioned it looked light, to which she replied it's not light it's black coffee it's dark. Well I took my sip, left a dollar tip and left the coffee on the counter. With the myriad of cafes in Brooklyn these days, I would have been better with mud from the bodega.

The short: if you're looking for an excellent coffee, clean and comfortable ambiance & incredibly…read morekind / warm service -- this is your spot. The longer: This cafe has been open for about 6 months, is open 24-7, and specializes in offering coffee & drinks. As of right now, there's no full kitchen -- so they're offering freshly baked croissants and some other bites, but they may soon start offering pizzas, paninis, etc. I sat and worked early (7am), and enjoyed a frozen cappuccino with almond milk. It was perfect. So many people stop in for a quick espresso in a proper cup, and so many others sitting outside sharing coffee & conversation. This spot feels truly European & is an exciting addition to the neighborhood.

Was there yesterday. Did not want to go in but friends insisted. Sat outside that was enclosed. Two…read moretables had shot glasses full of cigarette butts. Nothing sweet to offer but only two items on the menu that listed 8-10. We had none. Service bad. We were not greeted. Waitress sat outside in the enclosed area smoking and another acquaintance came in and sat with to smoke. HORRIBLE. Seems like a front. If I could rate "0" zero, I would.

Was searching for a cafe after my appointment and was heading to a different cafe I found online…read morebut when I got to it in person i didn't want to go in due to the vibe. This place caught my eye as I passed by to head to the other cafe and I decided to stop in. So glad I did, this place is a gem! Uniquely designed with a classic Victorian style theme, a large amount of places to sit inside and outside with delicious food. I got an amazing rose latte and a breakfast bowl. I love that this place is farm to table fresh food. The food decorating was superb and the prices were fair. The woman at the counter was very friendly and gave excellent service. They have a great menu selection with a vast array of drinks and food, and there pastries are super fresh and delicious as well, I grabbed a pain au raisin as I walked out which was yummy when I had it later on. Will definitely be back again. Highly recommend.

I met a dear friend in the neighborhood for lunch today and it was absolutely amazing. The place is…read morevery nice and quiet, the food was delicious and the staff was friendly and sweet. I tried the Pistachio bagel served with fresh fruit, it was yummy . Definitely worth the visit ..

Stumbled across this cafe one day after getting off the train and desperately needing coffee. On a…read moreweekday morning the shop was quiet with myself being the only customer, allowing me the time to take a look around and thoroughly read through each item on the menu. The staff were kind, patient, and even picked my coffee order for me since I was indecisive! The coffee was smooth and perfectly balanced with the milk and sweetener. I would happily come back with my laptop to take use of their cozy dining area and try one of their pastries. So good!

Place looked super cute and I was a half hour early to work so I stopped by. They only had one…read moreyounger employee working when I came in on a Sunday but it seemed okay, as I was the only one there. I ordered a salmon bagel and a flat white. I heard her making my flat white and then making my bagel. The bagel took 20 minutes for her to make. The flat white was cold and not steamed correctly. The bagel was great, just don't know why it would take twenty minutes. The place is super cute but they seemed to place an emphasis on their food rather than coffee and service.

Based on the recommendation of my chiropractor, I had lunch here earlier this week. Our server from…read moreMoldavia was friendly and attentive and suggested I try their most popular dish - the lamb lulya kebab which is ground lamb that is not overly spiced to allow one to taste the meat. It is served with rice and I found it to be a lighter than its Turkish equivalent. It was served with rice. We also ordered Turkish bread that was served warm. The dining area is comfortable and welcoming. Because this restaurant is set back from the Coney Island Avenue next to a liquor store it is easy to miss - but don't - it's excellent!

The interior is cute and they have a parking lot in the front…read more The servers were warm and eager to answer any questions I had about an unfamiliar menu. I ordered the Journey to Baku salad, the Turkish bread, and the Guru Khingal. The salad needed a pinch of salt, but there was a shaker on the table and with that addition, it was a decent refreshing appetizer. It's sort of a spread so I would recommend ordering some bread to eat with it. The bread came out steaming hot and smelling amazing. It was soft and fluffy on the inside and delicious. I took the extra home and ate it all immediately when I got there. Delicious bread. The Guru Khingal is honestly one of the best things I've ever eaten in New York City. I wasn't sure exactly what to expect, as I have never eaten this type of food before. The tender, handcut pasta seems to be layered with flavorful lamb fat like the most decadent possible buttered noodles and the ground lamb topping is rich and perfectly seasoned. The yogurt sauce gives the dish balance. It's a fairly large portion that could easily be shared between two. I highly recommend this spot, the glowing reviews are not exaggerating at all. I often like to try new and unusual restaurants, and sometimes I enjoy them mostly for the novelty. That was not the case at Village Cafe. My meal here was delicious and I am eager to return, even with the 75 minute commute from north Brooklyn.

Very nice place and quality desserts! Very tasty crepes!…read moreand eclairs! Best cafe in this neighborhood!

This is my favorite place to go for a dessert and coffee in the morning…read more The ambient it's so cozy.Perfect to start the day right and staff it's always super welcoming

I had been looking for a good Burek spot other than Djerdan, which used to be really good once upon…read morea time but unfortunately just isn't the same anymore. My husband actually found Arberia, and I'm so glad he did because this place is absolutely amazing! From the moment you order over the phone to the second you walk through the door, you feel so welcomed. It honestly feels like walking into my mom's house -- that warm, familiar feeling that's hard to find. And the guys making the Burek are absolutely incredible! The Burek is, hands down, the best I've ever had. It's fresh, flavorful, perfectly made, and tastes like the real deal. And the kos... sooo good! You can tell there's a lot of love and pride behind everything they make, and it really shows. Thank you guys for representing Shqipes and keeping our food and culture alive and well. We'll definitely be coming back again and again!

This is my first time trying Albanian food and it was absolutely delicious…read more The inside is small but clean and cozy. The waitress was so friendly and hospitable. She checked on us multiple times and was just overall very nice. We ordered the Oofte Arberia, small grill plate, afjar condiment, and French fries. Everything was delicious. The French fries, wow. They were so delicious - perfectly crispy and not oily at all. The perfect shape too. I don't even like French fries like that but I couldn't stop eating them. They also have fresh bread that was made in house - that was delicious with the eggplant dip that we ordered (afjar). The grill platters were so delicious. I would recommend the grill platter so you can try different types of meat. But each meat was flavorful and perfectly cooked. We got a house salad with the meat and it was nice and refreshing. I had a really pleasant and delicious experience. I would definitely come again.

I tried their seasonal special today (peanut butter sesame latte) not going to lie I was…read moredisappointed. The peanut butter wasn't like mixed into the drink it was just peanut butter spread about the cup. An their cold cups and straws are soooo fragile . I had to wait to go home pour my coffee into a mug the scrap the peanut butter off the cup. It's not worth the $9. However, if you need a place to study or get your work done this is the place for you. It's super quit and you see everyone on their laptops as well. Maybe I come back for another seasonal drink, but for now their winter drink didn't hit the spot for me.

Their drinks are delicious I would recommend the vanilla bean latte with the vanilla bean whip…read morecream then add cocoa powder and cinnamon on top it's so good. Service is fast and excellent. The place is dog friendly also and quiet. It's a good place to take a break or study.

I had to return something to Optimum and discovered this coffee shop. The workers are so nice and…read morepatience with us as we asked several questions about the coffee and the pastries they had. The food is super fresh, and coffee hit the spot everytime! There's plenty of metered parking, but if you want free parking, you need to park a few blocks off the main area. It's cozy cute spot to sit in and enjoy, I'll have to try that when I return because I was in a rush so had to be in and out so the service was top notch speedy, which is definitely a huge plus and the Brooklyn way!

Walked past and I love a good coffee shop, so I walked in. The ambience was really nice in here…read more Looks like a great place to sit down and enjoy a great drink. They have a lot of cool pastries and things in the menu. The guy behind the counter was also very kind and helped me make a great choice. I decided to try an iced blue raspberry latte it was delicious. If I am ever back in the area will stop in again for sure!

Cafe G is wonderful. The ambiance is cozy and inviting and the food is fantastic! The service is…read morefriendly and you never feel rushed. It's a spot where you can have long conversations with friends over a great meal. The archaruli khachapuri was warm and gooey from the cheese and egg over a good crust bread boat. The chakapuli (veal stew) was good but on the salty side. The khinkali qalaquri was my favorite dish here as it was fragrant and spiced really well.

Great ambiance. Perfect for date night. The food is on the salty side. Hard to find good Georgian…read morefood. But the Adjaruli Khachapuri is my favorite dish.