this latte was incredible. its a cinnamon latte with coconut milk that tastes earthy, spiced, and…read morerich. it was $8 and a pretty large size. inside the cafe is adorable- lots of seats and board games. the service was incredible, i didn't realized hours changed in the winter and it closes at 5 now instead of 7, i got there 2 minutes before closing and the barista was incredibly accommodating. service was quick- my latte was ready in a few minutes. i would definitely recommend visiting drip cafe.

I don't have extensive experience with patties. This was my first time trying Haitian ones and wow…read more A standard (very high) was set. Absolutely delicious!

There's a carwash a couple blocks away where I pay some nice guys to clean out the disaster my…read morechildren create in the back seat, and while that's being done, I like to come to Tin Cup. It's a clean, bright cafe with fast wifi, good music, nice art and murals on the walls, and many nice places to sit (including some tables outside). The people running this place are super nice, quite helpful, and eager to chat about all the great sandwiches they have (I saw a really good-looking bagel with lox walk past me). The lucky dude who ordered it ate it in about five seconds flat, and looked quite pleased. I've yet to get any of them, but the iced green tea is stellar, and it's a perfect cafe to sit and work, or just sit, which is better than working. I'm looking forward to coming back, and next time I'm coming hungry.

Got a lavender latte for sunny, but cold day! I visited as my partner and I were getting our…read morewindshield fixed in a near by auto shop. Short line to order, but once you order, they make your drink then and there before they service the next guest. There were people sitting inside and outside. They also have free wifi for co-working/working and plenty of seating available. Cute and cozy spot for a quick drink or a light snack!

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!

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.

Solid little cafe run by the folks at...well you guessed it, Al Di La…read more If you haven't been to the main restaurant on the corner (this little cafe sits on Carrol, not on fifth), you're missing out. The dinner there is amazing, and the brunch is solid as well (you could argue the service is quite slow, but the quality of the food more than makes up for it). Anywho, the cafe shares the same kitchen as the restaurant and aa such the limited hot food they serve is awesome. It has been a WHILE since I was "wowed' by an egg sandwich, but the one here was friggin' amazing (and not terrible at 6.50$). The Americano I had was also very very good, as was the drip coffee my fiancee had (so I'm told). Bonus, drip coffee refills are only a buck each, so there is that. This is a super laid back spot where you could easily get some work done and be well fed in the process; stop by on a lazy Sunday morning to see the Park Slope locals lounging about (I'll be at the last table on the left)

Overall rating: 4.7…read more I've been here a few times any chance I'm in the area. While I don't have pictures, they have a great happy hour and backyard when it's warm outside. The staff is super friendly & definitely will be back.

Great neighborhood combination bakery and bar…read more Who knew that you need to visit a bakery/bar? The room is comfortable and inviting. The cocktails are creative and very good. The service is attentive.

It's nice to have a cafe in Prospect Park but Winner's baked goods are just okay (and the menu is…read moremore limited here than at their original location in Park Slope). But at least there's rarely much of a line! Here's what I've had before: Cinnamon roll: The cream cheese icing is lightly citrus-flavored and comes with a decent amount. Unfortunately, the pastry is too porous so it doesn't have much texture and just gets way too soft and squishy. Doesn't hold up well! Earl gray strawberry scone: The top is quite sweet and the crumb is more like cake. I couldn't really taste the earl gray but at least you can taste the splotches of strawberry. My main impression was of sugar. Currant scone: Same cakelike texture as the earl gray strawberry scone but maybe a little less sweet with just the icing on top. Packed full of currants. Sourdough croissant: Huge! I didn't really taste the sourdough--it's fine but nothing special. Ginger cookie: I had this one a while back and remembered liking it but it's also quite sweet. I think they're okay if you're desperate for a sweet treat at the park but there are definitely better bakeries in the neighborhoods around the park (Bien Cuit for one) and they're also a bit pricey.

Great food, great staff, horrible employer…read more Winner decided that they want to take more of your money. Their unwillingness to pay their employees a fair wage is now the customer's job. Screw them.

Great coffee, a good selection of gluten free pastries. I had the egg sandwich and the eggs where…read morereally good.

Root Hill Cafe was near our hotel -- lucky us! It's in a cozy neighborhood setting, offering good…read moreoptions with delicious lattes and coffee, and a good assortment of gluten-free and vegan baked goods. The food was very tasty, service is excellent and everyone who works there is very welcoming. We stopped in to grab a small snack, and picked out the Grassroots Bar and a chocolate chip banana bread slice to share. Our consensus was that the Grassroots Bar was incredible and the banana bread was OK, a bit on the dry side. We loved the ambiance and Grassroots Bar so much we made one more stop -- our last stop -- before heading out of town. Yummers.

Street parking in BK…read more The name got me, then I walked in and the sign got me. Then I spoke with Gael, the owner's son-- he got me. This place is fantastic. Everything ordered was a 10/10. The Abuelita and the matcha lemonade -- so refreshing. The burrito ooof it's so good. Come hungry! Also the pistachio pastry was delicious. I couldn't resist Chismosas, this spot is for you

First time going to coffee & chisme, my boyfriend and I went on a Saturday morning. The staff were…read moreall incredibly friendly and inside is nice and spacious, with a lot of seating options (sometimes hard to find at a coffee shop in the area). I got a cold brew & my bf had an iced latte, they were both delicious. The real showstopper was the breakfast sandwich with a hash brown on top! Great value and really good.