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    Daytime

    4.1 (84 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 5:30 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Casual
    Dogs allowed
    Outdoor seating

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    grilled cheese reheated at home
    Amanda W.

    I got a grilled cheese but the cheese isn't all the way melted in the middle a bit sadd and the coffee was just ok but lots of pastries option and the sesame cookie was good. I ended up heating the grilled cheese at home and applied more heat so it melted all the way. Small interior but friendly barista.

    Max B.

    Great food and espresso, but way too loud to work Daytime looks like the kind of café you'd want to post up at for a few hours, plants in the window, sunlight across the counter, cozy wood interior. The menu's thoughtful, the service is quick, and the espresso is genuinely excellent. I had the egg sandwich with beer bacon and loved it. The flavor was there, the portion was right, and everything came out fast. The coffee was also fantastic: smooth, bold, no bitterness. But here's the dealbreaker: the music. It was loud, fast-paced techno, more suited for a nightclub than a morning café. I couldn't focus, couldn't take a call, and had to leave to get anything done. If you're looking for a great coffee and a spot to sit for a while without needing to concentrate, this place is a gem. Just don't expect to work or think clearly if the music's at the same level it was when I was there.

    So pretty
    Franny A.

    Whoa, magical spot in my old 'hood with housemade pastries. Adorable, good value with a killer croissant they bake off with the dough from Colson. Lovely granola. Light, bright lovely and the most lovely staff makes me nostalgic for Windsor Terrace, always a lovely hamlet.

    Sarah T.

    still a great spot for coffee and pastries. but i don't feel like staying long due to the lack of normal tables. they removed the tables for covid and made some bar seating. not conducive to a comfortable lunch. but i'll continue coming for my short coffee breaks.

    Unfortunately there is so much more to it, than a simple sign. The dismissive and antagonistic tone is not appreciated .

    This used to be one of my favorite places for delicious food and a friendly neighborhood atmosphere. Sadly this all changed with one simple sign on the counter . The sign might seems innocent enough, but behind the words it conveys a passive aggressive and antagonistic tone which is quite off putting and dismissive.

    Baked goods.
    Wendy W.

    This seems like a pretty popular spot! There was line spilling out of their small cafe at around 12:30-1 on a weekend. I got the prosciutto and fig sandwich with herb-whipped ricotta and preserved lemon, which was really tasty and light, and came with dressed greens and pickles. I also couldn't resist getting something from their bevy of baked goods on display, and the maple banana bread was great, so moist and flavorful. They had a few different latte flavors and I opted for the vanilla maple latte, which was fine but just tasted like a regular latte to me. I didn't see any indoor seating, just a few benches and seats outside, but luckily I was planning to bring my lunch to the park anyway. They offer a few other intriguing sandwiches and toasts (I'm looking at you, mushroom toast), so I'd be down to return on another beautiful day and stock up on some muffins and cake slices while I'm at it.

    White bean dip sandwich
    Nandita K.

    Great spot for a quick breakfast! Got their white bean dip sandwich and the ham and cheese sandwich and both were delicious. The white bean dip is flavorful and light and the sandwich is loaded with tons of fresh veggies; couple with the brioche bun it was delish. Same with the ham n cheese as well.. very generous with the meat and they use a really good pungent mustard to make the sandwich yummy. Both sandwiches came with dresses greens and gherkins. Also got a croissant on a friends recommendation - it was so buttery and flaky. Do note that they don't have any indoor seating and have a couple of small benches outside on a first come first serve basis. Glad to have discovered another breakfast spot close by..will be dropping in soon to try the rest of their menu soon!

    a plant in a pot in front of a window
    Christopher R.

    Great spot for a delicious breakfast and coffee! Stopped by here before heading to Prospect Park and had a great experience. Got their prosciutto and fig sandwich and it was extremely fresh and flavorful. Highly recommend.

    Gruyere and Mushroom sandwich.
    Bklynzizi P.

    I found this spot from Yelp. I had to kill time between medical appointments and wanted to get coffee and food. I tried a Mushroom and Gruyere grilled sandwich. The bread was very good very crunchy and tasty. The sandwich was bigger and thicker than i thought it would be. The cheese was perfectly melted, the mushrooms were sautéed with onions and it had greens in it maybe spinach or watercress? I'd it lacked anything it was a sauce. I think a spicy mustard or a mayonnaise (or maybe both) would have made it even better. It costs about $12 and it was worth it, I ate the other half for dinner. I had a special maple decaf latte and it was decent but a little pricey at $5.00. It's probably a typical price but I usually just get a regular decaf. The store is small so there's no indoor seating. They have a few benches outside one has a little table connected to the bench so it's a little awkward to eat or drink anything outside. Overall a nice Brooklyn neighborhood gem and a good find.

    Avocado toast
    Amy C.

    While Park Slope and Windsor Terrace aren't exactly the hippest places in Brooklyn (to my Bushwick brethren: at least the F isn't as awful as the L!), your neighbors probably haven't heard of this cool new breakfast spot in the neighborhood yet because it's tucked away on Windsor Place. Compared to the hustle and bustle of Prospect Park West, Daytime is a breath of fresh air. It's the perfect place to soak up some sun (great for all of those plants in front of the windows and for your pale winter survivor's complexion) while enjoying some avocado toast. I've had my fair share of avocado toast as a 20-something Californian, and Daytime's avocado toast is the perfect balance of wallet-friendly and that extra oomph. Pickled shallots?! Arugula?! For $11 (that's an extra $2 for an egg sunny-side up), you really can't ask for much more.

    Roasted Turkey & bacon sandwich. Macha tea & Caffe Latte.

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    Very nice people, healthy sandwiches, nice bakery, great coffee...terrific neighborhood place!

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    Love it here. Best chai, delicious English muffin and homemade pepper jelly. I crave this!

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