Nacha has become a go-to favorite of my vegan partner and I. It's a beautiful space, creative decor…read moreand more creatively assembled menu. The crew is always the best when we stop by, so friendly and the food is always delicious! Do yourself a favor and try all the sandwiches! The morning munch if ur in the mood for something hearty and warm, the rainbow harvest for a bright, unexpectedly flavorful, cool bite. We tip our hats to the chefs!

I got the Sesame Latte with Macadamia Milk, Ube Cold foam and a shot of espresso - $15. Totally…read moreinsane!!!! I recently went to an amazing coffee shop in SoHo and got 2 specialty lattes and it cost me $20 (with tip) so you can see how overpriced this place is considering the location, quantity and quality of drinks. I mean I didn't realize the shot of espresso and cold foam were extras until I was about to pay and it was too embarrassing to go back because they had already started preparing my drink. The guy on the counter kept trying to convince me to add the espresso shot and that it will taste so good but my drink did not have any taste of espresso whatsoever. The ube foam also didn't taste like Ube at all. The entire drink just tasted more like a black sesame milk shake. This drink was 15 dollars too expensive.

When you can be healthy without sacrificing taste! I found this newer restaurant that is attached…read moreto a gym. The woman made everything fresh and was sensitive to allergies. She was kind and quick. The ambiance was inviting and had the right amount of space.

Passion Cafe & Juice Bar 181 Havemeyer St, Brooklyn, NY…read more11211, United States Visit their website: https://passioncafeandjuicebar.com/ What I Ordered: The menu offers plenty of options, whether you're in the mood for something sweet, savory, or both. I decided to go with: Nutella Açaí Bowl - A deliciously refreshing choice! Keep in mind that the base is frozen, making it perfect for a hot day. Everything Avocado Toast - The perfect balance of savory and sweet. It was flavorful, satisfying, and left me feeling just the right amount of full. Coffee & Drinks Since the name of this review is Coffee with Stellar, you already know I had to dive into their coffee selection. As someone obsessed with coffee (and with a sweet tooth to match), my expectations were high--and Passion Cafe delivered. Chocolate-Covered Strawberry Hot Latte - A dreamy mix of caffeine and chocolate. This one tasted like the perfect drink for a cold, snowy day. Cupcake Latte - This one woke me right up! It was sweet but still very much a coffee-first drink, striking the right balance. Strawberry Matcha Coconut Refresher- Normally, I'm not a huge fan of coconut, but this surprised me! It reminded me of Strawberry Nesquik, bringing a wave of nostalgia with every sip. Sweet Ending Before leaving, I had to try their banana pudding--and I'm so glad I did! Thick, creamy, and absolutely the perfect way to end my meal.

Amazing! I had the Sunday special mushroom frittata banh mi, which was filled with carrots,…read morecucumber, daikon radish, cilantro, jalapeno, and glass noodles. The filling is super delicious - tons of flavor, nice freshness from all the vegetables, savoriness from the mushrooms, and heartiness from the eggs. The bread is crispy on the outside and super fluffy on the inside. The egg coffee was also fantastic. I find that most egg coffee outside of Hanoi is too much coffee and too little pudding. I loved how thick it came out since it's basically just an espresso shot with the pudding. Everything came to about $20, which was totally worth it. I'll definitely be back.

I stopped by for a banh mi to enjoy at the pier. Since I came an hour before closing, it was…read moretake-out only and they were putting chairs away. I ordered one Classic Banh Mi ($11.50) to-go. While waiting for my order, the cashier saw my pup and offered her some treats which was nice. Then I walked 5 minutes over to Pier 6 to enjoy my sandwich. Oh boy, this was a disappointment. The bread was stale and there was minimal filling. Maybe it was near closing, but no excuse for stale bread. It was so tough to chew that I was getting a real workout from eating. There is hardly one layer of meat in the sandwich as well. Sadly, this was a letdown and I'd rather spend the train fare over to Chinatown for some legit and affordable banh mi.

Happy Sandwich is such a gem hidden in amongst the brownstones of Brooklyn Heights. I love coming…read morehere to do some work on my laptop. They have wifi, outlets, and great music playing in the background. In addition, the pocket sandwiches are so unique and yummy. My friend and I spent a few hours here on a weekday. We ordered the Salad Toast with Tuna and Mashed Potatoes ($12.75) and Chicken Floss with Ham Egg and Cheese ($11.75). I like how the sandwiches are cut in half, so it's perfect for sharing. They are so crunchy from the panini maker which nicely holds all the filling together. There is also lots of filling inside that works so well. Such a great meal to enjoy while working or at a picnic over at the pier and parks nearby. We also got some drinks to pair with as I had the Matcha Coconut ($7.75) while my friend had the Orange Americano ($6.75). For an extra $1, you can upgrade to a large size. The drinks were refreshing and employees were nice. Can't wait to come back and try the other sandwich flavors!

Stumbled upon this place on a run! It's tucked on the corner of a quiet street right around the…read morecorner from the park so perfect to grab a quick lunch. They have a variety of sandwiches - I tried the low calorie corn and egg sandwich and it was delicious! I would go back to try their other options - they only have coffee and canned drinks. I think adding tea to the menu would be great.

Really good coffee shop on Myrtle with some solid breakfast and lunch sandwiches at truly…read morereasonable prices. I used not to come here bc they didn't open until 9am, so Peck's was my go-to for good coffee in the morning. However, Peck's food is the exact opposite. Wildly overpriced. Everything, even down to the pastries, is 25-60% higher priced than you expect. So Calyer is a much better option if you want anything beyond coffee. Really good for the Pratt students. I tried lunch for the first time this week. Got a burger and fries. The burger was really quite tasty and under $10; it was well-prepared and had solid portions. The fries, however, are the worst in the neighborhood. I get what they are trying to do, but they are bland (cannot hold salt), not even remotely crisp, and at $7, they are honestly ridiculous. I hated that I got them. Just get frozen crinkle-cut fries and charge $2 less. You're hurting your brand by serving these, especially for $7. The staff are super friendly and are always helpful when ordering. Always have a smile, so going with four stars instead of three, even though those fries were a hard one star.

Pretty stale pastries and mediocre coffee, but the employees are very nice and the place is always…read moreclean and good enough to do some work in. Kind of my last resort, but I don't hate it. Music choice seems to be rotating by employee and it's usually great stuff.

My roommate and I ventured to Hibiscus brew for an outing and we were not disappointed! In more…read moreways than one, we were pleasantly surprised by this place. Firstly, it's super cute, pink, and floral! It's almost tropical. There also happens to be an amazing amount of seating/space (although as someone who used to be in Manhattan, I'm also naturally used to very little space). We ordered the Nutella banana bread (~$5.75) which was SO good. It was moist and flavorful. This was the highlight. I also got the red velvet latte (~$6.50), which was good, but in hindsight I think it would've been better hot. The iced latte was lukewarm. The barista was a real superstar. He was hustling around a very busy cafe on his own. Props for that!

Love this coffee shop! Whether you're stopping to grab a quick beverage while running errands, need…read morea quiet place to study, or want to catch up with a friend, Hibiscus Brew is always the place to be. Things I love: - They have a nice variety of smoothies - Hibiscus Brew has a wide assortment of pastries - They have ready-made sorrel ready for purchase - The pink and flowery decor - The staff is friendly This coffee shop never disappoints. Give it a try!

Came to visit here as my wife and I always pass by it during our walks. It wasn't busy on a…read moreWednesday night so the front was empty and the outdoor space had one group. We wanted to have a beer and the waiter let us try a few before deciding on the Bohemian Pilsner and the Half Acre Pale Ale on draft for $8ea. They were both delicious and cold so we were pleasantly surprised! Will come back for the food next time!

This meal was so good I was too enthralled to take a single picture. The service is friendly and…read moreattentive. Ambiance is relaxing and comfortable. Cleanest bathroom in Brooklyn. The food is fresh, packed with flavor, and leaves yourself satisfied portion wise. My fav was the jap chae!

Came to visit here as my wife and I always pass by it during our walks. It wasn't busy on a…read moreWednesday night so the front was empty and the outdoor space had one group. We wanted to have a beer and the waiter let us try a few before deciding on the Bohemian Pilsner and the Half Acre Pale Ale on draft for $8ea. They were both delicious and cold so we were pleasantly surprised! Will come back for the food next time!

Oh this is yummyyyyyyy. It's a vegan spot that my niece casually mentioned. We went towards the end…read moreof the night and dined in, and I was impressed! They're described as Asian vegan, and I was excited to see so many Asian countries featured on the menu. Everything from China, Thailand, and Vietnam to Japan, India, and Korea were on that menu. The staff were super nice, and they were patient with us as we tried to decide what to get. They had so many lovely pumpkin soup and noodle options... my sister asked her what some popular favorites where, and she mentioned this black bean cutlet skillet... and I was sold. I got this eggplant appetizer as well. While waiting for the food, I got a rum mango drink that was out of this world. The eggplant appetizer came first and it was fantastic -- though I know my sister wouldn't have liked it because of the texture. And then the skillet came, sizzling oh so nicely. It was delicious! I could've had more of that black bean sauce though. The place was pretty empty on a Saturday night, and I feel like they deserved so much more business for how good they were!