Stepping inside Saturn Road was like a breath of fresh air - a place where I would love to spend…read morethe entire day with a book and some coffee. I love their whole vibe, what they are doing with the community (check their IG page), and I can't wait to spend more time there! (I wish it was closer to me.) The cappuccino was as good as any I have had. Smooth with great flavor. Staff is friendly - met the co-owner running the register - everyone seems genuinly happy to be there - customers AND employees. Keep up the amazing work! I hope this business is around for a long time, and maybe someday I'll buy a hat.

It's getting more popular to be a coffee shop by day and cocktail bar by night, but this place…read morereally does it well. Loves: + Beautiful backyard area + Their coffee menu has all the classics and if you're into lattes (aka me) they do chai, matcha, and strawberry matcha + Happy hour is weekdays 3-6pm with $1 off beer/wine or $2 off cocktails + Busy Friday afternoon when I came but the two baristas were so genuine and kind + woman-owned!!! okay, chelsey and sam!!! I'm not sure what was here before but this place is so inherently lovely. Our neighborhood is so lucky to have you, Saturn Road.

We came here because my friend wanted to be in quiet and chill wine bar. And he loved it. It was…read morecosy and chill and they served wine. He loved the wine. Their truffle chips were addicting. Service was great. And we got time just to chat! My friend may have loved this place too much because he keeps asking when we can go again.

I would completely skip it... What they offer is low end... the service was terrible.... So many…read moreOptions near by... Keep walking.

Visited on 9/12/2025…read more I stumbled into the Vine after a movie night with my fiancé and we had the pleasure of trying a wide range of cocktails. The 6 pictures. My two personal recommendations are: Indigo Bloom. A summery drink thats fruity, vibrant, and topped with I believe mint and flowers. Reverie. It's such as elegant drink. It's velvety, with cocoa nib spice notes and a creamy head. Taste each layer individual then together it was amazing. Beyond the drinks, the service made the night exceptional. Sebestian and James were attentive and professional, making sure every detail in each drink were right. It was exciting watching them create these amazing cocktails. Satyam, honestly is a natural talent. He is passionate about hospitality and making guests feel welcome. He has an energy that makes the bar experience feel personal and special. Keep him he is amazing. Overall, the combination of beautifully crafted cocktails and outstanding hospitality makes this a must-visit spot. I'll definitely return with friends.

The exterior of the building looks almost corporate, but once inside, there's a more comfy vibe…read morewith cushioned seating. Pretty full on a Sunday evening when I came in for happy hour. Happy hour thankfully runs everyday, as opposed to the usual weekday only HH; I believe it's from 4-7PM. There were two bartenders who were both attentive and really nice. I tried a mojito as well as the bee's knees and was happy with both drinks, found them to be quite strong. Not an extensive food menu, but I saw some light bites and charcuterie boards being ordered. A bit of a random location away from the more restaurant-packed blocks, but thoroughly enjoyed stopping in!

After a nice dinner with friends, we were just looking for a bar where we could sit, chat, and not…read morefeel rushed. We stumbled across this place because it was only two or three blocks away from where we ate, and honestly, we were thrilled they were still open since it was a Sunday night. Drinks & Food: 5/5 Since it was late on a Sunday, they were already out of beef patties, but the fact that they told us we could bring outside food back in instantly earned them major points. If I'm drinking, I need food, period. They also had a really solid selection of non-alcoholic options, which I truly appreciated since I wasn't in a drinking mood. I grabbed some tea, and they also had non-alcoholic drinks available. My partner went for wine, so it felt like a place that works whether you're drinking or not. Service & Vibe: 5/5 The vibe was super chill -- perfect for sitting around, talking, and losing track of time. We stayed chatting with friends until close, almost midnight, and never felt rushed. Everyone was genuinely nice, and honestly, that warmth really stood out -- especially since it was cold as hell outside and we just wanted somewhere cozy to land for the night. All in all, we spent about $46 total with tip for three people, which is honestly amazing for New York. Great vibes, affordable, welcoming, and flexible, especially if you're not drinking but still want to hang out. I'm already excited to come back during the daytime because I'm pretty sure this place doubles as a fire café. But as a late-night spot to unwind with friends? Absolutely solid. Would definitely return.

I have been to Miss Barb's for night time events. But I had never visited it during the day. So…read moreafter a quick Pilates session, I decided to walk there. I'm glad to see that this cafe doesn't have a minimalist/industrial aesthetic. Instead the design uses bright or warm colors to make it feel comfy. There are vinyls lining the walls around the cafe. There is call backs to the eponymous Miss Barb through photos. The cafe has drink specials in addition to the normal offerings. They had a pumpkin spice chai latte which I greatly enjoyed. I sat near the counter which had comfortable seats. The WiFi was available and easy to use. The ambiance was inviting and I could definitely get work done here. My barista was generally nice and allowed me to customized another drink so I can have the pumpkin spice with the matcha. I have been here at night for a friend's event and I do like the wine selection they have (especially their orange wines). I would come back here to work with a friend

This is the place to be on a Friday, the music was loud if you're near the back but anywhere else…read moreit's easy to chat without shouting. Drinks were fantastic, the desert lights was a lovely mix of bourbon and elderflower that wasn't too sweet and had a lot of depth of flavor. The bartenders were super friendly and chatty, the interior was really unique and feminine in a way bars usually aren't allowed to be! No one was on the dance floor but we also went pretty early in the night. Love loved it, would definitely come back again. Maybe in the spring because they have a sick back patio.

Izzy Rose is a jewel of a bar. I like that it always feels cozy inside even though it's spacious…read moreand can hold a ton of people. They play great music and the drinks are always good. The staff members are also great. The last time I visited, I wasn't quite sure what I wanted to drink so the bartender made me something special that was exactly what I was craving. I enjoy myself every time I visit here and I look forward to trying their food some day.

I really, really wanted to love this place. I love non-alcoholic spirits, functional beverages,…read morenon-alcoholic beers and wines and cocktails. So when I heard this place in Park Slope had a full bar without a drop of alcohol in it, I got very excited. So back on May 2nd, early afternoon, my wife and I popped in and had a few cocktails while we did the Saturday crossword puzzle. We adored it! Great kinda art deco-ish vibe, very "detective noir." The bartender was excited and talked a lot about the products available. We spent roughly $60 or $70 and had a fantastic time. Today, Saturday August 8th, we thought we'd do the same thing since we were in the neighborhood. It was almost as if we experienced two different restaurants. My wife needed to use the restroom, so she did that first and sat down at the bar. Immediately, the person behind the bar told me "We aren't doing drinks, just food." I was then told that cocktails don't start until 4pm (which is wild, because it was around 1pm when we were there back in May!). I wasn't offered a list of drinks that were available, just told "No drinks." The bartender then added "Everything we have is zero proof," as if I was going to be upset about that. Of course I already knew this -- that's why I was there! The whole experience was extremely unwelcoming. At that point my wife came back and was looking over the brunch menu. I had wanted to leave, but she decided on a hibiscus tea... which it took her about five minutes to order, because we couldn't find anyone to take our order in spite of there being three front-of-house employees and only four patrons in the entire place. Ultimately I had a club soda (which was $4 for 7 ounces!) and we did the crossword and left. So we spent about $15 total, instead of the $60 we spent back in May -- and which we were planning to spend today on two rounds of NA cocktails. I worked service industry for a long time (over a decade), and the vibe I get from this place is that no one in management has done the service industry time that it takes to know how to run a place like this well. It has that feel of top-down lack of experience. It's a shame, really, because this place has so much potential and there's not really anything like it in the neighborhood. But as it is, they are basically just walking away from all the money we'd gladly spend there if the place made any sense or did a good job of being, y'know... a bar and restaurant. One note: I'm attaching an image of my receipt, because I have noticed the owner likes to claim that reviews are by people who went to some other restaurant and were just confused about Mockingbird. We aren't confused. Here's the receipt to prove it.

Excellent concept, tasteful decor, but TERRIBLE service…read more This has the potential to be a destination spot if the owner could please just hire some service industry veterans who know how to treat their customers. I waited over 10 minutes for someone to take my drink order and made eye contact with a staff member behind the counter several times. Every time, she gave me a half smile and went back to looking at her phone. I asked another employee about a drink on the brunch menu and he just said "it's basically an orange Julius" and then went back to ignoring me. There were three employees and only 4 customers - literally no excuse to be rude and dismissive of the people who are there to give you their money. Unless some serious changes are made in re service, this establishment will probably shut down in 3 months.

This place is awesome. Great wine list (I asked for the driest on the menu and the Pais I got was…read moreperfection), and they had a food pop-up when we went and do them pretty regularly. If they do, go early! They'll sell out. Still delish though. They're playing The Smiths and Air, they have a pool table and cool people crowded around it, it's like the definition of a cool bar. But it's not pretentious, and they have sweet little frog details everywhere you look, frosted on the wine glasses, on shelves, in the window. They have an identity, but also the classic features of a bustling bar where you don't exactly have enough room to hang your coat and bag without invading your neighbor's space, but it's fine. It's cozy and you're having a good time. I glimpsed a lovely back patio and apparently they have live music sometimes next door at the Tadpole, so I'll be back soon.

The outdoor backyard was really chill and nice. Also a nice spot to hangout indoors too when it's…read morecold out

I really wanted to love this place, since it's in the neighborhood and has such a cozy interior,…read morebut it's just too expensive, in my opinion, for what you get. My partner and I came here on a weekend for lunch. The inside is very sleek, and has a lovely seating area that feels like someone's living room. We each got a beverage (I ordered the matcha latte) and split two dim sum dishes: BBQ pork buns ($11 for 2) and soup dumplings ($10 for 4). The food and my matcha latte were perfectly fine, nothing mind-blowing, but we were definitely still hungry after and the total came out to nearly $50 after tax and tip. I might also just be a bit biased, since I love dim sum and am familiar with what the same dishes would cost at a full-service dim sum spot in Chinatown. I'm curious to try some of their pastries still, since they have such interesting flavor profiles (salted yolk danish?), but I don't think I'll be returning for the dim sum.

Really excited to come back to this cafe that is serving up South East Asian flavors. Staff was…read morereally friendly and the atmosphere and interior is really cute and cozy. I dropped by because I was really interested in trying their pandan latte. Definitely pricier at $8 but their normal latte is $5 which is about average for the neighborhood. I really enjoyed the pandan latte. It had all the grassy and floral notes you'd expect. Definitely want to come back and try their all day dim sum.