I absolutely adore this place!!! SUCH good coffee and they looked like they had a wonderful food…read moreselection. Bathrooms were super clean, and everyone in the store was studying/working. Nice open space, with cocktail tables if you need a quick bite!

A really nice spot for coffee in the area. They have a great selection of drinks and snacks. I got…read morethe chai latte and a cardamom bun. Both were great. The chai is very chai tasting if that makes sense- not diluted at all! Lots of space to chill out and work too.

Stopped in for a quick snack, honestly wasn't expecting much from the food since the place seemed…read moreto be primarily a cafe. That said the dumplings were amazing!! Stuffed with filling and very tasty. It was super cute inside (like I said, very cafe forward), I'd like to come back and get a glass of wine one day. Service was quick and friendly. I'll be back!

My friend brought me here and I couldn't decide between several of their drink options so I ended…read moreup getting two! I ordered an iced cherry hojicha latte and a coconut pandan cloud matcha for something a little more refreshing. I really enjoyed the mix of the cherry and tea flavors. The space itself is cozy and bright. I would definitely come back next time I'm in town!

Four stars not five because, while the coffee is very good, and the prices are reasonable…read more(considering coffee is park slope is stupidly expensive), every time I go here in the morning I argue with the barista about giving me a bit more coffee to bring it to the too. You see, I bring a cup (saving them a cup) and they say "this is 20 ounces and we can't give you that much." Really? $4.25 for flavored water and you can't fill my cup to the top? I say "I'll pay more." And the guy still gives me grief. The coffee is good but not that good, if it'll continue to be a hassle I'll go to some other place....

Well made frothy, creamy Cappuccino. The inside is very elegant, old style European design. Very…read moresmall amount of seating. More of a grab n' go spot for coffee. The barista who took our order wasn't friendly, but not rude at least, still she could've greeted us with a smile when she came to take our order. Solid coffee, but no welcoming customer service which they need to fix that's why minus 1 star.

My kid made fun of me for taking a picture of my tea and made the patrons laugh but no shame in my…read morecamera eating / drinking first. Ha. This is a GREAT chai cafe. Before moving to NYC my chai experience was limited to Starbucks and Panera. But now I know better. Can't wait to bring visiting friends here. The masala is worth the wait. The matcha bread is delicious. Good seating. Quiet and calm vibe. Nice service. Can't wait to return.

A solid choice of cafe in the area. My saffron drink was a bit underwhelming lacking the notes of…read morecardamom it mentions. I might ask for a stronger preparation in the future. Ample seating and interesting baked goods. On this occasion I stopped in to try Shompa's cookies but they appeared to be sold out.

We finally made it for brunch and we weren't disappointed…read more The atmosphere is friendly and reminds me of a modern day diner and all the pastries in the window by the counter makes it feel even more special. My wife had egg white and spinach omlette and I had an egg salad sandwich with tomato on brioche bread with side of macaroni salad, The portions and price were reasonable and we will be sure to come back and try their famous pancakes !

I had an amazing experience at Cousin John's Café & Bakery in Brooklyn. We ordered the pancetta…read moreeggs Benedict, and it was outstanding. the pancetta was perfectly cooked and wonderfully savory. We also tried the fresh squeezed orange juice, which was refreshing, and the ideal compliment to the meal. The service was surprisingly impressive. The staff was attentive and kind, bringing water right away and offering complimentary chocolate raisin bread with cranberry jam (available only on Sat/Sun 9am-3pm), which was such a thoughtful and delicious fall touch. The bakery section is incredible. They offer everything from cakes and tarts to cannolis made to order, crème brûlée, crumb cake, mini key lime pies, lobster-tail pastries and everything looked absolutely amazing and high quality. All in all, Cousin John's delivers excellent food, exceptional service, and an impressive bakery selection. Highly recommended I'll definitely be back!

Super cute ambiance, nice staff, the coffee & pastries were very good. Would go back againread more

My standard test for a coffee shop is usually a Flat White. Ordered one at Enso and was really…read morehopeful given the amount of positive reviews on Google. Unfortunately, either the barista was new or she was too preoccupied cleaning her handheld frother. What I ended up getting was a small cup of what tasted like milk - a rushed, under-extracted shot of espresso with milk that was not frothed at the slightest (likely because no one was looking at the milk and instead doing something else while steaming it). Will try Enso a second time to make sure this wasn't a one-off. Fingers crossed.

I feel like I'm just like everyone else trying out "beautiful desserts." I kept seeing those…read morefruit-shaped pastries all over TikTok (mostly in LA), so I wanted to see if NYC had something similar. This spot kept popping up, so I checked it out--definitely didn't disappoint. Got a matcha and the big strawberry pastry stuffed with jam and soft cake. And yeah... you need a fork lol. The crunchy chocolate shell is actually really good. Coffee is moderately priced, pastries are a little expensive--but that's NYC + a viral trend. It gets pretty busy during the day with people working, so just a heads up.

I've walked by so many times with realizing and decided to finally stop by. There's a lovely…read moredisplay of pastries and it's honestly difficult to just choose one. The entire space seemed spacious, however ever table was taken. Incredibly packed and probably a problem they love to have. I ended up getting the pistachio latte and it was just way too sweet for me. It also took quite a while for my latte. I'd come back to try other lattes and just get a regular coffee.

Lovely interior for this French inspired cafe. When I dropped by Saturday morning there was another…read moreperson inside working. Originally I had passed by a sign for their coconut marshmallow matcha. The drink was relatively priced at $5.75 (with an extra shot of espresso). Noticed they had a loyalty card but didn't grab one. They also offer mocktails, cocktails, and wine. Vibe was relaxed and cozy.

Gotta love it when a cafe offers honey to add into your drinks! The decor and ambiance of this…read moreplace provides exactly what I would want in any cafe. You get your taste of art, those who appreciate art, and even artisan chocolate to pair with a beverage. I can't wait to come back and spend more time enjoying the selection.

I am always running past this area and I can't believe it took my forever to go here. But one day,…read moreI made it! It's a grab-and-go spot and I just have to rave about their cinnamon croissant roll ($6.50). The pastry was so good that I can't even imagine how scrumptious it would be when heated. There are other delightful treats available, both savory and sweet, and I hope you find something here for your liking.

A great bakery all around for grabbing a sweet treat! They have some savory treats with their…read morebaguette sandwiches and their sweet pastries. They're highly rated for their croissants which 2nd place often and rightfully so. The croissants are light, well laminated, and flaky. No seating inside as it's a grab and go spot but there are benches outside. There is also a discount if you pay in cash.

Actually so good. Kinda blown away by how good this egg sando is. Nicely grilled sourdough, with…read morewhatever sorcery of delicious saltiness on the inside. 5 stars. I'll have to come back one day to try their pastries/desserts. Pretty cute place, too.

It's a tiny caffe - or coffee shop - in Prospect Heights. It's also cute, with friendly people…read morebehind the counter (usually the two owners - one Italian, and one Colombian). The background influence shows in the pastries - the delectable Colombian pan de bono and Italian cornettos. They also have food too, but considering the space and limited seating, I would suggest this more for a coffee drink, pastry and go - although you can also take some food to go if you're en route to Prospect Park.