Nice cafe attached to the Sheraton hotel in Brooklyn. My latte was really good.The seating area is…read morea fun area, lots to look at and take in.

Purple Rainbow Cafe is an adorable cafe in downtown Brooklyn. They have seating available for…read moredining in and for hanging out with your book or laptop. I just walked in to pick up a cappuccino and took it to go. The staff is friendly. I was helped out by a young woman. The cappuccino was delicious. I am interested in trying more of their coffee and maybe a pastry someday. 10/10 coffee shop recommendation.

Swung by on the 4th of July, around 5:40 PM. There weren't any hours posted on the storefront, and…read moresince there was a couple sitting at the bar, we assumed they were still serving. Once inside, the barista informed us they were closing at 6:00 PM and were out of most food items, though we could still order coffee. We ordered five drinks--two hot and three iced--and I have to say, the coffees were pretty good. The interior was super bright, spacious, and clean. It gives off a very elegant and upscale vibe. Reminds me of those Korean drama coffee shops. Unfortunately, what could have been a nice first impression was soured by the barista, who seemed visibly annoyed that he had any customers at all. I totally get it. I was a barista for a few years, so I've been in that position where you just want to go home, but I also know that you can't just clock out the second the clock hits 6:00. A little kindness and patience go a long way. It was the last day of the heat wave and an exceptionally hot day; we just wanted a pick-me-up to cool off before heading home. I won't write this place off entirely based on one experience, but I'm not inclined to return to this location. I'll definitely check out their other locations in the city, though.

Cafe Coffee was a pleasant place to stop by for a quick coffee or iced drink and a little snack…read more On the day we were there we enjoyed a mocha and an iced matcha along with a chocolate croissant and a piece of cake. The view out the window into an alley with trash wasn't too inspiring, but, it was convenient.

Ordered: Flat White with Farm Fresh Battenkill Whipped Cream…read more(~$6) Aya's take: IXV Coffee is a coffeeshop operating out of garage with a casual & welcoming outdoor seating area. It was a beautiful day so we grabbed a seat while waiting for our coffee. I got the Flat White with Farm Fresh Battenkill Whipped Cream. The Flat White? Warm, soothing, and bold. The Farm Fresh Battenkill Whipped Cream? Delectable, fluffy, and has ruined all other whipped cream for me. I can't explain how much better it was with the whipped cream. It was sweet, buttery, and rich; unlike most other whipped creams I've had. My only con (and this is somewhat beyond their control) was it did get quite chaotic with people's pets and kids' strollers that were taking up the sidewalk making it hard for others to pass or to peacefully continue our conversation. Very enjoyable and such a hidden gem!

I had a deeply disappointing and unsettling experience at this coffee shop. I placed my order and…read morewaited patiently off to the side, expecting the same level of service as everyone else. However, I began to notice a troubling pattern customer who arrived after me were being served promptly, receiving their coffee without delay, while I continued to wait without acknowledgment. As time passed, the situation became increasingly uncomfortable and disheartening. It felt as though I was being deliberately overlooked. I could not ignore the possibility that I was being treated differently because of the color of my skin, which made the experience even more painful and isolating. Brooklyn is known for its diversity and inclusivity, which is why this experience felt so out of place. I came in simply hoping to relax and enjoy a cup of coffee, but I left feeling disrespected, diminished, and unwelcome. A coffee shop should be a space where all customers feel valued, safe, and respected not disregarded or marginalized. Unfortunately, that was not the case here. and coffee didn't taste well !!!!!!!

Love this place. It is mostly vegan (there are dairy milks) but the baked goods and I believe all…read moremenu items are vegan/plant-based. We got iced soy cappuccinos, the SEC (sausage egg and cheese), and a blueberry scone. Everything was excellent, especially the scone. I wish they had outdoor seating but there is plenty of outdoor tables and benches in the neighborhood.

People seem to love this place, so I was excited to spend a few hours there getting work done. The…read moreweather was unseasonably warm, and I was further drawn by their outdoor seating options. The interior is attractive and reasonably clean. I was, however, unprepared for the prices. I'm a native New Yorker and spent decades in San Francisco so I'm used to high prices. Beepublic, though, makes my fancy Manhattan neighborhood cafes look like bargains. I ordered coffee and asked about the pastries, which clearly annoyed the Barista. Flavors of the donut glazes? I had to ask "and what about that one?" I ended up ordering a blueberry muffin because I could do so without annoying the Barista. I then asked if there was a back courtyard (I'd already looked over the the space out in front of the cafe). "Back where?," she asked, looking at me as though I'd just grown another head. "Behind the cafe, is there a courtyard?" "Behind where?," she asked, causing me to wonder if I'd suddenly started speaking in a different language. "Is there outdoor seating behind the cafe, a garden or a courtyard?" "No. We have outdoor seating in front." Okay. I stepped aside to wait for my order. When it was ready, she put it on the counter that ran perpendicular to the one where I had ordered and was still standing. A minute later she said "it's over there," pointing. I found a sidewalk table right next to the cafe, adjacent to the large opening that would be closed off by a roll down door but was open to the beautiful weather. It was outside, but only just so. I realized I needed the wifi code and went back to ask for it. "It's up there" she said, pointing to a small sign propped on top of the pastry case. Now, I'm short, which of course is obvious, and have poor eyesight, which is not. This sign was 18"-24" above my head, angled back to prop it against some support. I stepped back and forth, trying to read it. Thought about taking a photo, but my arms were not long enough to get a level image, and I wouldn't be able to see that my phone was aimed properly. I read it as best I could before returning to my table. I guess I didn't read it correctly, because I never did succeed in logging on. I can't help but wonder how she would have treated me if I was a wheelchair user. Prices: Outrageously high Coffee: Very good Pastries: Fantastic! Staff: Are there words stronger than rude, indifferent, unhelpful?Disrespectful, insulting, sullen, insensitive? However you phrase it, the bottom line is that these people do not deserve your money.

Happy 4th Anniversary, Beanmonger Coffee!…read more Four years of great coffee, great service, wonderful vibes, and bringing people together, one cup at a time! Congratulations on this amazing milestone. Wishing the Beanmonger family continued success, growth, and many more years of serving up exceptional coffee and memorable experiences. Here's to many more!

BEANS BEANS BEANS…read more What a great spot to grab a coffee, sit and chill, we went with my mom for a scone and a some coffee in a shopping day and the coffee was delicious! The service was pretty efficient and fast which I really enjoyed! I have definitely recommend this place and go back!

Love this place . It's so cute and charming . I come in here for one thing and one thing only lol…read moreit's the Sans gluten free lamington . It's so good . I know the store doesn't make it themselves but I just love that they carry it . Also the workers here are always super chill . I will try a drink when I come back for sure !

Came in on a whim looking for matcha. I wasn't greeted by the woman who was behind the register…read more She honestly didn't even acknowledge me, she appeared to be very focused on her side conversation as I stood there waiting to be serviced. I asked about the drink selection and what they consisted of and she was very short and nonchalant with me very dismissive as if her conversation was more important. I still continued looking at the only visual menu I could find and then googled. She then pointed to a menu and I'm like oh you have a menu with descriptions thanks .... She was kinda snooty and not helpful. The drink I got was blue honestly forgot the name because it was nothing to remember. Tasted bland, cheap and lime water. Waste of 8+$. Overpriced honestly. I also tried a thumbprint cookie it was actually pretty good. But I won't be back don't like how I was treated. The vibe inside is a very BASIC cafe set up nothing spectacular at all. They were playing r&b which was cool. Other than that nothing else to say the Caucasian barista needs to do better with customer service, courtesy and overall providing a warm welcome when people enter.

Food/drinks: they have a lot of drink options in tap! Coffee was good, nothing crazy…read more Atmosphere: cute, lots of tables in small space and lots of nice natural light Service: fast! Price: is as expected in NYC

Another LA import, this spot always has lines regardless of weekday or weekend. It's a little less…read morebusy if you get there before 9 am, but be prepared to wait. I've frequented Canyon Coffee several times and in my opinion, there's right and wrong orders. The right: - Anything from the pastry case. They stock Amanda's Good Morning Cafe and Elbow Bread pastries. My personal favorite is the morning bun, but these are both great bakeries. - Anything with the pistachio milk. This is what they are known for and for good reason-- the pistachio milk is creamy and adds that little extra touch to your bevvie. The wrong: - Drip coffee. It's fine, but you can get the same or better elsewhere for less. - The peanut butter toast. It's good but not great and there's some other spots that do a much more decadent peanut butter toast. There's a decent amount of seating both inside and out, while it's usually pretty packed if you wait for 5-10 minutes you should be able to snag a spot.

I've been gatekeeping Swallow for years. But the employees deserve their stars. THEY ARE THE ACTUAL…read moreSTARS. Service is great and friendly, and they have excellent/eclectic taste in music. It's almost the perfect neighborhood cafe. Great for coffee meetings, solo work, or just grabbing a pastry or tea to go. The only downfall is the AC. If you're looking for a free sauna on a warm day, this is the spot for you. (But seriously, pleaseee fix the AC). Even my cold brew is sweating.

Excellent working space with a very talented staff. Pulling consistently amazing shots of espresso…read moreevery time I go. Worth staying a while for a study session, or a quick fix. Highly recommend.