A convenient cafe next to the D/N/R train station that serves Korean-Mexican combo food as well as…read moreyour usual café drinks. As we all know, the D train stands for "delay" train so I opted to stop in for a little breakfast. I ordered their baby breakfast burrito & iced latte with oatmilk. The burrito was an 8-inch tortilla wrap which I found perfect size for breakfast. For it to be 8 inches, the burrito was packed with flavors. From the chorizo, to the eggs, & some crunch from the onion, it was a delicious breakfast bite. Their coffee beans are from the Oaxaca region & their iced latte with oat milk is perfect. No sugar needed. Overall, my experience here was great. Food was good, drink was good...& the best part was it did not break the bank!! I'll definitely be back to try their other breakfast food. *SUPPORT SMALL LOCAL BUSINESSES*

We ordered two mini breakfast burritos, a biscuit sandwich, and a caramel latte. The VIP breakfast…read moreburrito was delicious, I ate it so fast and honestly would have ordered another if we didn't do takeout. The burrito is filling, but also felt light with the mix of kale and tomatoes. My fiancé enjoyed his biscuit sandwich but said it was very heavy since he also got chorizo on his (standard is egg and cheese). He also enjoyed the caramel latte, made with Oaxaca origin coffee. Just a note since it's summer, it felt warm inside so we decided to takeaway. If that doesn't bother you, then there's plenty of small tables inside to sit.

Very cool, small cafe with a beautiful airy space where you can just hang out & drink coffee & read…read morea book (they have a small shelf I assume you can read from their selection). Only 1 barista & one baker when I went. If there's a special event it might take some time to bake up more collab treats but it's worth the wait if you have time. The menu is small but that makes it easy to choose.

This place is really beautiful . The open space and the warm welcome was lovely . Today was a…read morereally really cold day so it was empty when we came in and I loved that lol it's such a nice place to maybe read and enjoy a nice hot or cold drink or catch up with friends which is what I did . Even to work a little . Anyway . It's a beautifully curated space . And the music choice was superb . I had the og nog matcha I think it was called . I am a person who does not like matcha and I really enjoyed this . I also had the savory breakfast roll . It has everything you need . Salty a little sweet a little texture crunchy soft . It's so good . I would say the place needs some heat because it was very cold inside lol but it was such a nice experience .

I love this little cafe. It's clean and has a really cute vibe. The service is always friendly…read more They also have wifi, though the one time I tried to work off of it, it was a bit difficult and not strong enough to hold a video call. My go-to is the Vanilla Espresso, but I've also tried the Immune Booster and the Tropical Blend when they were out of ice cream for a spell. From my understanding, they are mainly vegan with the only animal product being their fish items. For that reason, I do wish they would call their plant based meatchik'n instead of just plain chicken on the in-store menu because it's a little confusing. That being said, I've had the vegan chicken patty twice and enjoyed it.

Delicious, Friendly, and Chill! A lot of subtlety of flavor and interesting dishes. Will definitely…read morebe a regular stop in the future

If you're familiar with the businesses along Cortelyou, you know that one guy owns a number of…read morethem, that they all have a similar vibe, and that he iterates on the vibe of any given location a number of times. Usually the vibe is this: bright, airy, cafe featuring breakfast plates, many of them vaguely Mediterranean, with continuous additions made to the menu announced via large sign print outs taped up all over the walls and windows of the space. While he's tested out a burger spot, an ice cream concept, his most successful business has to be Cafe Madeline, directly next door to this here Atelier December. With Atelier December, and with Victorian Cafe over on Coney Island Ave and Cortelyou, he's pretty much replicated this formula with much success, as it was packed on the Monday afternoon I visited. Unique to this menu are the pancakes, which come in the flavors pistachio, hazelnut praline, lemon zest, and coconut. I opted for the coconut and it was the best thing on my table. The turmeric fried eggs plate I got sounded promising but was decidedly mediocre and way way oversalted. The cardamom latte was delicious. So some hits and one miss, but overall a solid cafe to get some work done, catch up with a friend, or to take yourself on a solo brunch date to.

Stopped by for brunch and was not disappointed. We had the…read moretuna melt, the avocado and egg bagel (added bacon) and the cinnamon salted caramel latte. Everything was excellent! The eggs were cooked to perfection, the tuna was fresh and generous, and the coffee was so good I got another one to take with us on our walk through the park. Service was also great for a counter style restaurant. The place was small but had tables in the back and a clean restroom. Really great experience. I'd come back for the coffee alone, but I'm excited to try their curry bowls. Next time.

I found this cafe when while browsing Google Maps looking for pastries. I was intrigued by their…read morebreakfast deal which was $14 for a drink, sandwich, and a pastry! I preordered on the website for the pink matcha drink, spicy salmon banh mi, and strawberry croissant. When I first arrived, I was awed by how beautiful the place was! It was beautifully decorated with cute tables and chairs and florals. My order was also ready for pick up and I enjoyed it at one of the cute tables. The place was also incredibly busy, nonstop people coming in during the time I was there. Now back to the food: the pink matcha was cute! But the taste was a bit strange for me. It was mostly a tart fruit maybe a mix of blueberry and raspberry? And you could barely taste the matcha. It tasted more like a fruit smoothie almost. The spicy salmon banh mi was on sour dough bread, the bread was so good. Inside had salmon and pickled carrots but it wasn't really spicy at all. Still, it tasted pretty good. My favorite was the strawberry croissant. It was actually smaller than I expected but I think I like this size. It's a perfect snack and sometimes big croissants can be overwhelming. It had the perfect strawberry and cream filling inside that was not too sweet. I can't wait to come again to try their other sandwiches and pastries. Also everything is kosher is which great!

Viva La Dough is one of those spots that just gets it. French-inspired, kosher, and always doing…read moresomething fun with dough. Their fruit pastries are viral for a reason--soft, fresh, and seriously hard to resist. And if you're here around Valentine's Day, the heart-shaped strawberry mousse cake is a must But the real scroll-stopper? The croissant pizza. Flaky, buttery, crispy in all the right places, and somehow still pizza. It's wild, it works, and it's only happening here. They were the first in NYC to do it. everything feels made with care. Cozy space, creative vibes, and that laid-back Brooklyn feel with a French twist.

This is probably my go to cafe for get working done and enjoying some good food. Their empanadas…read moreare delicious and the mango drink they have is amazing. Customer service is always good and the neighborhood is in the Flatbush area so very close and convenient to the trains. I suggest going even if it's one time.

There really is no shortage of coffee shops in Flatbush now, since many have opened over the last…read moreseveral years, especially along Nostrand and on Rogers. Miski caught my eye because of its aesthetics-- minimalist beige walls with a glass case of cute pastries, decorated with what looked to be delicate buttercream. I appreciated that they were several dollars cheaper than ones you'd find at bakeries in other parts of Brooklyn, so it signaled to me they were being mindful of the neighborhood they were in. While the likes of lemon poppy cake and biski/sweet potato cake sounded good, upon closer inspection, something about the pastries told me they would not taste good. Still, I took my chances with an order of an orange anise cake. The buttercream was a sugar overload, and I scraped it off the cake, hoping the cake would be less sweet. But it was just too cloying. I ended up throwing it out, which I know is wasteful but it was so bad. I ordered a matcha latte, and the barista even double checked with me that I wanted a hot drink. I was the only customer and I watched as they proceeded to immediately make an iced drink. I was confused as they handed it to me so I asked if the iced matcha latte was someone else's drink order, since they had just double checked with me that my order was indeed for a hot matcha. They apologized, asked if I was okay with this drink. I ended up taking it because I didn't want them to waste a perfectly good drink, but the exchange was a bit off putting and odd. This is unfortunately a very cute cafe with very untasty pastries and a weird vibe so I will not be returning.

Consistently one of the best places to eat in Brooklyn. It's a never miss. The bread! The wine! The…read moreservice! Such a cool spot for a date. Absolutely love!

Best egg sandwich in town. The cafe has incredible drinks (alcoholic and otherwise) and great…read moreservice, too! Everyone I've interacted with who works here has been so friendly. One of my favorite drinks has sorbet in it, and I once went and purchased... a tub of sorbet. That's all. Only rated four stars because of price! I wish I could come here everyday.

SO excited about this new neighborhood gem. My partner and I have been searching for a reliable…read more(not stupid expensive) coffee shop in the area since I moved here, and we were thrilled to discover Cilantro Club a couple of weeks ago. Everything has been delicious, from the coffees to the pastries, to the incredible sandwiches. Not only is it by far the best shop in the area, it's also absolutely the cheapest. We just walked out with our lunch (2 sandwiches and 2 drinks for under $12, are you kidding??). I think it would also be a cute place to work from for a couple hours (lots of outlets). Not to mention every staff member has been so sweet and welcoming. Highly recommend giving this spot a try.

This place is so great. Extremely cheap (GREAT) coffee, pastries, and sandwiches, friendly staff,…read morekiller location, great variety - it really can't be beat. Cilantro Club is my go-to spot for grabbing a quick breakfast bite and coffee.