Love the ambience here. The coffee and teas are always great at this location as wellread more

I was staying in Greenpoint for a bit and came across this café and it ended up being one of my…read morefavorite spots from my New York trip. I came twice because it was so good. The space is super cozy, especially in the winter, with different seating areas whether you want quiet time or a more social vibe, plus lots of outlets for working. I ordered the chicken BLT and it was amazing and totally worth the price. The strawberry black tea was refreshing, and the seasonal hot apple cider was perfect to take on a walk after. If I lived nearby, I would be here all the time. 10/10 and I will definitely be back next time I'm in NYC.

I am a brand new resident of Greenpoint, and I had to make Okka one of my first stops. I have been…read moreputting off unpacking my apartment, and decided I need some sustenance for this mission. On a corner nearby, here was Okka. I have seen positive reviews for their iced coffee, but didn't want to overload myself with caffeine (yet), so I ordered an iced matcha. I am pleasantly surprised! I tend to dislike a good portion of the iced matchas I drink because they often taste like milk. This wasn't too strong, but was still a pretty well balanced drink. I asked for a baklava, which unfortunately they had sold out of as of 3:45pm, when suddenly a voice in the back yelled out to try their plain or chocolate croissants as they make them in house daily. Consider me convinced. The result was a lovely warmed plain croissant. Crispy, flakey, soft, and most importantly WARMED. Nothing I love more than a shop that warms their pastries without you asking! I will definitely be back to try their coffee and gözleme.

I went to the Okka truck in McCarren Park to get some caffine in my system before meandering…read morethrough the farmers market. The line moved quickly and the coffee was delicous! I love that they serve Devocion coffee, some of the best in the city!

I had high hopes ordering from this place since it has excellent ratings, and as a longtime egg…read moresando lover, I figured it was a safe bet. Unfortunately, the egg salad sandwich let me down. The filling was sparse, with barely any chopped egg to speak of; most of it was just yolk spread thinly across the bread. It felt more like an afterthought than a proper egg salad sandwich, and for the price, that's hard to overlook. On the drinks side, my latte and my partner's flat white were decent, I'd give them a 6/10. Nothing groundbreaking, but solid enough. The real highlight was the caramel miso they threw in, which was a pleasant surprise and earned them back a star. Maybe I caught them on an off day with the sandwich, but I'd want to see more consistency before I'd rush back. Fingers crossed it was just slim pickings.

Loved this hybrid Asian cafe + flower shop ! It's so cute and sells cute things that are great gift…read morefinds! (plants, ceramic vases, flowers to make custom bouquets or pre-made bouquets) I really loved the creative Asian-flavored drinks like the black sesame latte and the chocolate hojicha. If you're in the mood for a hot cocoa in this fall season but think it's too sweet, the chocolate hojicha (hot) is perfect. not too sweet and has underlying tones of the hojicha flavor. Tried the egg salad sando too which was so yum. The owner gets his bread from his dad's Chinatown bakery, and it's so pillowy soft!

Love their pistachio coffee and pastry! This spot is always…read morepacked but their service is fast and amazing! Love this place to go have coffee and seat.

High quality ingredients and variety of in-house specialty drinks in coffee and teas as well as…read moregreat bottled drink and food selection. Small but mighty spot located right next door to the original Lucy's Vietnamese. On the pricey side but the baristas always deliver. The Fancy is my summertime favorite!

What sets this place apart for me is they have the option for a dark hojicha, which is a deeper…read moreroasted flavor. The lattes are on the milkier side, but it doesn't obscure the flavor in any way. I've ordered their seasonal chestnut hojicha and their pecan cold foam latte--both prominently featuring the flavors. WiFi only on weekdays, which is smart given that there's only 10 indoor seats in total. I had a good time just getting some light work done here.

Met someone here for coffee and tried the chestnut hojicha latte. It was yummy, but a little overly…read moresweet for me - I prefer the hojicha lattes at Kettl and 108 Matcha.

I rarely get lavender drinks anymore because they tend to have very artificial tasting lavender to…read moreme, but this one was delicious and tastes great. Very comparable to the butterfly pea flower matcha at chamberlain coffee which I like a lot, but this one is less sweet so honestly even better! some notes: - no computers on Saturdays and maybe some other days - lots of seating - does have board games you can play though - also has really yummy looking Chinese pastries - will be going back for a pastry, games, and their coffee!

Immediately tes…read more Plain old drip coffee: phenomenal. Everyone else is ordering cooldbrew. Macha. Also, a roaster so copped a bag of beans to take home to LV. Clean bathroom. Cool place to chill before a haircut up the block.

Summer's looking good…read more Their seasonal lineup just dropped: Espresso Tonic Arnold Palmer Violet Lemonade Iced Coconut Matcha Made with thoughtfully sourced, premium ingredients and balanced to be refreshing - not overly sweet. Swing by for a drink, stay for lunch. One stop, no compromises.

as far as I can tell this is just a walk up Coffee window. They use middle state Coffee from…read moreColorado, which is a roaster that is hard to find in New York, so I appreciate being able to try something different. It's good coffee too. I have just had one drink so far which was good, but a little expensive; one dollar up charge for oat milk seems high. The person who helped us was nice. It was hard to get a look inside. They have a lot of pastries; I'm not sure where they're from or if they are made in house.

The inside was very clean and felt very modern. It appears since we visited they have increased the…read moreselection of baked goods. There was a portion of the back wall that was all glass. You could see the bags of coffee beans and roasting machines which was pretty cool. I would revisit this place and if you find yourself in the area it is definitely worth checking out.

It was a cute little cafe. Really unique architecture and furniture. They have a no laptop zone if…read morethat's something you desire. I had the chai latte and my friend had an iced latte and we what's two desserts. It was about 26 bucks for the two drinks and two deserts. To me that's a bit on the pricier side. They brought our drinks to our table after they were made.