Love this space! Feels so open, inclusive, and welcoming. It's clear some fun events go on here on…read morethe little stage in the back, and I love the cafe + bar combo. I had a delicious iced matcha and an almond croissant. Perfection. Set me up for the day. What more can be said?

After all these years walking by this cafe bar, finally dined in. Very local and community…read moreoriented. Decent lattes and pastry options. Staff are social with a very Brooklyn vibe. There was kids karaoke evening during my visit. They also host other events night and day. I will return for future events to experience this local popular cafe. Restrooms are available for customers in the rear by stage/protector.

I love supporting mom and pop type businesses--especially cafes--but something is missing in here…read more The pastries are tasty... but the drinks are a hit-or-miss. One day, I can ask for a hot chai and it'll be the BEST chai I've ever had in my ENTIRE LIFE. Itll taste so good, I'll even overlook the fact that it was $8. The next day, I'll get the same chai but instead of delicious, it's lukewarm, flavorless, milky, and just mediocre. Can we please have some consistency... I mean, my family has been supporting this spot for years. We can all agree that it's a nice spot. But, you can just tell who the barista was on certain days. There's this woman, who genuinely has NO sense of urgency Whatsoever. This past summer, there was a line of people (including myself) waiting in line to order. Instead of her actually taking peoples orders at the register, this woman decided she was going to have a full blown conversation with the lady who was ordering. My point is: I need more urgency. I need better music because taylor swift and Sabrina carpenter ain't it. I need CONSISTENCY in my chais. I want more wall art in the back area, because it's too mundane. Please do take what I am saying with a grain of salt and seriously. I want this to be the best spot for a chai in BK!!!

Cute cute little spot in Bed Stuy, especially for bagels! Their lox bagel was lovely, and the…read moreinterior was super cozy with an area in the back with good outdoor seating. The staff was super nice- we accidentally got the wrong thing (totally my bad for asking for it first then changing my mind, lol) and they were super quick to get me the other one.

All the ppl who work here on weekday mornings are nice. They remember my order. Joanna is…read moreespecially warm and recently made sure to make sure my lemon loaf was icing up in the bag. I have never complained about this and just assumed it is the way of life that often the icing gets messed up bc it's upside down in the bag - but she said she always makes sure it's up . This extra attention and care is very sweet so major props to her.

What an eclectic place to enjoy conversation, matcha and pastries. I ordered a matcha with homemade…read morebanana bread and it was beyond amazing. I think the gentleman who helped me was the owner and I only have nice things to say about him. There are some tables inside and bar seating at the window. Peace.

Love this place. It's comfortable and the food is good Staff is incredibly friendly and sunset is…read moregorgeous.

bad food and overpriced and the owner who rudely responds to customers that spend their hard earned…read moremoney for an honest critique. Please feel free to go through google reviews and see how they speak back after charging people for poorly produced plates of food that is no other faults than theirs. Dont recommend many other spots in the neighborhood that are much better !

Seeing that I'm from Los Angeles, I had to sample a little bit of everything…read more The spicy salami bread was the bomb. I was just about to place my order when they brought out something that caught my eye. It was the mango lime pie which was so delicious, creamy and refreshing. Thank you, Syd, for encouraging me to get it. The way you described it made me want to try it. I haven't finished tasting everything yet. I'll definitely be back. We came while they were closed so we waited until they opened back up. It was so worth the wait.

I happened to be in the area and I remembered I had this place bookmarked. I follow them on IG and…read morethey have some amazing looking baked goods including honey buns, xl chocolate chip cookies, various cakes, and soft serve ice cream (in the warmer months) plus some various savory items too. I apparently missed the sticky toffee banana bread because by the time I got there it was already gone. I decided on a chocolate chip cookie and the brown butter Rice Krispie treat. The line was a little long but it moved pretty fast. I ate a little of the Rice Krispie treat, it was pretty awesome, full of specks of vanilla bean and tons of marshmallows in it. I definitely will stop by again soon to try the ice cream.

I had an a nice experience as a first timer to this cafe. First things first it's absolutely huge!…read moreSecond things second, it is Black-owned so hooray for MWBE! There are a plethora of options to eat, which include both baked goods and pastries typical of a cafe but also food options available as well. I was pleased by the healthy and tasty patty options I had and I was even more pleased by the service. There is an outdoor seating area in the back that should be completely open for seating as well. This is a great spot for work and chill.

Beets Cafe is a hit or a miss depending on what you order. I ordered some patties for breakfast…read moreand loved the salmon patty but hated the oxtail patty (simply because no oxtail actually existed inside the patty). All in all, I would try more patties to see which ones are my favorites in addition to the salmon patty. Maybe I will try some of their juices as well

Takeaway from this community centered cafe is always a hit!…read more The guava & cheese tart was, according to my Cuban friend from Miami, the closest thing to a pastelito she's had since she's moved here. We split it and I thought it was sooo delicious!! We also shared a coffee cinnamon muffin which stayed moist and was delicious + not too sweet. She enjoyed a coffee which is one of her favorites in the city. This space has breakfast, lunch and dinner available and the staff is always friendly. Excited to keep coming back and trying more of their menu!

I came here on Mother's Day.. I started with the avocado toast & the Nutella latte. The avocado…read moretoasted was a 8 out of 10. The latte was a 4.. it had no taste... funny enough. We sat outside it was a great ambiance will definitely return... I want to try their açaí bowl

I was not hunting for a coffee, but Passionfruit coffee? How could I pass that up. I may be the…read moreworld's biggest lover of passionfruit so i took it as a sign. The spot is beautiful. A small pastry case, sleek interior, and full of life. Great artwork adorns the walls. The place was abuzz. The workers were awesome. They had 2 right out front churning orders. My latte was great. I really wanted a pastry but held off. Nonetheless, a super solid brew!

Hot summer days make me think of Bed-Stuy. It's not the summer of 1989 anymore, but the further…read moreeast you go, the more it feels like the old days. And so on this abnormally hot late March weekend, I finally visited Passionfruit Coffee. Their signature pound cake was very pleasant, with an addictive glazed texture. The cold brew was refreshing.

Amazing third space. I love the affordability of the items. The energy in the space is beautiful -…read moreI love coming here for open mics and small shows. Wonderful Bushwick establishment!!

Was disappointed and underwhelmed by this place. Gave this place a try because of the good reviews,…read morebut was disappointed! I got the Yerba mate and grilled cheese sandwich with three cheeses. The Yerba mate didn't have much of a taste. The Yerba mate you get from the super markets, actually tastes way better. The grilled cheese sandwich was ok, nothing special. It was $7, and you can make the same grilled cheese at home that costs $3-$4 to make. The decor/ambience of the store felt like a flea market, with a bunch of random and eclectic furniture thrown in together. The art was funky, with a lot of color and animals on it. The place had a bunch of punk rocker type customers in it. This place didn't really give me the "community feel" that it was going for. The customer service was ok, the guy who served me was mediocre. It wasn't the best or the worst. It's located in a quiet residential area, about a 10 minute walk from the train station. Price: $11 Rating: 5.5-6

Yes just yes. Real food real people you can't beat it definitely try it for home cooked everythingread more

I had a terrible experience here, starting the moment I walked in. No greeting, no…read moreacknowledgment--just the cashier glued to her phone with an attitude like I was interrupting her. I asked if they served breakfast and ordered mangu, two cheese, two eggs, salami, and an orange juice. Total came out to $20, which is insane. Every other Dominican spot charges $12-$14 max for the exact same plate. Charging Manhattan prices in a low-income neighborhood right by the projects is wild, and honestly feels like a straight rip-off. And for that price, the food didn't even deliver. The mangu was slimy and watery, the quality was nowhere near what it should be, and nothing about the meal matched the cost. Between the terrible service, the attitude, and the ridiculous overpricing, I won't be coming back--and I don't recommend anyone else waste their money here either.