Very cozy coffee shop with a small but excellent selection of food…read more Pros: Good service, the waiter was kind and spot on with bringing out our food on time and checking in with us. Great food, I had the breakfast plate which came with eggs, bacon and toast. Their eggs Benedict is also very good. Cons: Tables are slightly too small, and close to other tables. We were sitting right next to another small group.

This is a popular brunch restaurant in park slope. I was there at 1pm on Saturday and it was…read morecrowded. The service was fast. My waiter gave me the menu as soon as I sat. I highly recommend the Salmon Eggs Benedict. It was delicious and it was filling. I loved the two drinks that I ordered, coffee and mocha. The price is reasonable for that neighborhood.

Me and my boyfriend had been passing this for a while and always wanted to stop on. So we finally…read moredecided to! First of all this place is so cozy and cute and has the cutest decor and book options all around. I thought it was just a wine bar but during the day they have eats and coffee/ matcha/ coco. I had the cocoa and he had the cafe au lait. We both enjoyed them. We both got an egg sandwich with sausage added and it was delicious and filling. I couldn't even finish my sandwich. We also tried the jammy egg toast which was good but I'd probably skip that next time. Or just get it on its own because after the sandwich I didn't feel for anything else! We sat inside for about an hour and did some chatting and reading. Staff are helpful, friendly and welcoming!

Word of Mouth is such a great addition to the neighborhood. The vibes are great and everyone I've…read moreinteracted with there is super sweet. They have coffee and light breakfast/lunch in the morning and cocktails and wine in the late afternoon and evening. They have a good happy hour too! Service is very friendly and willing to help you with any questions you have in the menu. Will be coming back so soon!

Tried out this little coffee shop on Saturday and picked up drinks for my work team. I really…read moreenjoyed it. I got an iced decaf almond milk latte and it was delicious. Whatever brand they use for almond milk was good. I feel like it's hit or miss with alternative milks depending on the quality of product they're using. Everyone else seemed to enjoy their drinks as well. Cute little coffee shop. I didn't get to try any of the food because we were just there for drinks. Gave me total Portland vibes so I felt at home there. I would definitely go back.

Wow! What a nice place. We were pleasantly surprised by the vegan croissants. They were delicious…read more The staff member was extremely knowledgable and friendly. The coffee was on point - nothing like a good iced cortado on a hot summer day. The location is good - near trendy Carroll Gardens and not far from the BQE. You can't go wrong here.

The restaurant is really beautifully decorated. The service is phenomenal! Our servers were so…read moreattentive it felt like they were reading my mind. We came here for Mother's Day and we had a lovely time. The juice was delicious and freshly squeezed, and we shared the two eggs any style, and the French toast. Would love to come back sometime soon!

Runner & Stone is a hidden gem in the Gowanus area. I don't know how we can ever get a table! Food,…read moreambiance, and service are all outstanding. Tonight we were served an amuse bouche of carrot puree with green olives. We had the sardine special and huge arancini with cheesy tomato sauce for appetizers served with house rye ciabatta. For mains, one of us a Black Sea Bass special and the other two had pastas, one the squid ink special and the other orecchiette with sausage. All were delicious, but the orecchiette won the evening. We finished with a rye brownie topped with mint ice cream made from mint in their rooftop herb garden. Scrumptious and elegant.

Located in BedStuy, Cheeni is not far from the Kingston-Throop station. They claim "Indian-ish"…read morecuisine, and I could definitely see the influence. But don't expect heaps of butter chicken and rice. This cafe serves more like light bites and hot drinks. I loved the mango lassi and kale Caesar salad. The staff was kind enough to keep my takeout dessert in the fridge temporarily. The interior is full of books and textile wall arts. The seating is mismatched but still matching in vibe (natural wood colors, light green, and maroon). I think the price/value is reasonable. The water is serve yourself, and laptops are allowed. You order at the counter but usually are served at your table. My one qualm is that I had asked about takeout ordering, which she claimed was available online. Right now only pastries and specialty items can be ordered online, not the normal full menu. Hopefully they get this fixed soon.

Cute little cafe in Stuyvesant Heights. This was an unplanned visit because I had to drop something…read moreback to A and was here enjoying some of their coffee and baked goods. I end up getting their cappuccino and their blueberry ricotta pastry. It was decorated with crystallise sugar on top and had a nice crunchy texture on top and super moist in the inside. It was good. Didn't take a picture of the pastry since it was half eaten already. I would come back again to try other things.

We came here because my friend wanted to be in quiet and chill wine bar. And he loved it. It was…read morecosy and chill and they served wine. He loved the wine. Their truffle chips were addicting. Service was great. And we got time just to chat! My friend may have loved this place too much because he keeps asking when we can go again.

I would completely skip it... What they offer is low end... the service was terrible.... So many…read moreOptions near by... Keep walking.

Went at around 9 am on a Friday…read more Got a table inside easily. My SEC took awhile to come out. But it was soo good. The sausage and egg ratio was bizarre (thin sausage, thick egg) and if you have an egg texture aversion I'd say avoid this sandwich. But I was pleasantly surprised and enjoyed it. The cinnamon roll IS as good as they say. My latte was yummy but my friend had the coffee frappe thing and it was even better!

I randomly came here after lunch in the area. There was a line but it moved quickly…read more I got three things to try: the key lime pie, the Twix like shortbread and the limoncello cake. They were all decently sized and pretty good with a few nit-picky thoughts . I thought the key lime pie crust and the shortbread could've been more butter forward. The limoncello had the perfect amount of lemon and the cake was moist, but the buttercream frosting tasted stiff and not as smooth as I would've liked. Overall a good spot for dessert, but doesn't quite shine in a place like NYC with many amazing bakeries.

Judy's is both a bar and a cafe, depending on when you come. I grabbed two lattes, a lavender and a…read morematcha. The matcha latte was surprisingly solid, creamy, bold matcha flavor and umami. Very slight astringency. My fiancée said the lavender latte was solid, but not nearly as good as Liebre Cafe, which is not too far away. There were also a few pastries and cookies sitting out which looked good - would come back to try these. Service was fast and the barista was friendly.

I love Judy's such a great neighborhood bar. The Friday vibes are super chillyou can actually get…read morework done without anyone bothering you. Tucked away in Sunset Park, right off 5th Ave and 41st. Friendly, low key, and just feels like home.