A surprisingly cute cafe in an unexpected spot, offering a solid selection of espresso drinks. The…read morecoffee was tasty, and I appreciated that the almond milk is unsweetened. Prices are a bit higher than I'd like, which makes it hard to see this becoming a sustainable daily coffee stop. As others have mentioned, it could use more seating to feel like a place you'd linger, though I'm not sure how much of a coworking-style space the neighborhood really needs yet. I haven't seen it very busy, and while it is on the pricey side, I hope it manages to stick around.

I really enjoy walking here to get my Matcha or a coffee. They have a delicious assortment of…read morepastries that I enjoy thoroughly. I recommend trying one of their donuts or the Belgian waffle

Coffee was decent but overpriced. There's no syrups other than simple, so just be warned if you are…read morewanting other syrups. My biggest issue was the staff being curt and rude. They also did not clearly let us know when food / drinks were ready. Not a very welcoming space. Overall wouldn't recommend. In other words: if I wanted to pay $11 for a bad coffee and getting my feelings hurt, I'd go hook up with a frat man and pay for my taxi home

My first reaction is that they should really have wifi, I'm sorry but that is the primary use for a…read morecoffee shop for many of us in 2026. However, they make up for it with their delicious and actually substantial food menu. I got the shrimp tempura burger served on a homemade wild rice cake bun and it was delicious, crunchy, savory, a little messy and fell apart but worth it. There's surprisingly a decent amount of seating, quiet electronic music, friendly staff. It's a good neighborhood spot for a coffee or treat and I had a good work sesh there.

What a fantastic find! Located inside a local grocery store, this cute cafe counter comes through…read morewith the delicious baked goods and coffee. I had the tres leches donut and the coffee crumble donut. I also tried the almond croissant and a wildflower miel latte. Honestly, I'm just sad we came at the end of the day and not the beginning when It was full. Everything was delicious. The service was fantastic. And I think this will be a go to for me in my BK travels from now on. Also, we love a family owned coffee shop!!!

I am so glad I found this place (which I walked by twice, not realizing that it was inside the…read moregrocery store). I went there 3 mornings while I was in town visiting my son in the neighborhood. Each time the service was so friendly. There were different people working there each time and they were all so nice and helpful. I personally only had the drip coffee, which was well priced at $2.50 for a large, but they seemed to have everything you would want in a coffee counter.

Keepin it real out here in Brooklyn It honestly has…read moreeverything for someone who likes to do work in cafe. I think wifi was kinda wack, but service and food and drink were pretty decent. It's not easy to find a space to sit and do work in a lot of neighborhoods now so it's nice to have something like this

I've been getting coffee and pastries at this location on occasion, mostly because it is…read moreconveniently located near two different subway stops. In fact, I even had a loyalty card, and while prices are high I appreciated the variety of pastries, baked goods, and sandwiches they offer. The place is welcoming, and it has two comfy leather sofas alongside a long communal bench and a few small tables. However, they recently changed their loyalty point system from a card to an electronic system. I asked if they could enter my loyalty points into the new electronic system, and they said they couldn't, for reasons that I could not understand. So, I lost all the points I had accumulated; and with that the reason to support this business.

Immediately when you walk in to this place you get the sense that it's a real neighborhood spot…read more The baristas know most of the patrons by name and ask about their travel plans and side gigs, they're unapologetically playing 90s alt, they decorated their fig tree with ornaments for the holidays. There are a handful of little tables and bar stools, it can get a bit crowded and isn't ideal for large groups, but if you go at the right time (maybe a rainy Sunday afternoon) to get some work done or catch up with a friend, you'll likely be able to find a spot. I would come back for a coffee but tried the breakfast bun, solid yet a little pricey. It was tasty--egg was nicely runny, spicy mayo was a good call, avocado was a tad underripe. It's inspiring me to get brioche rolls and pickled onions and make the darn thing at home, then come back to Aura to enjoy the lovely atmosphere with a specialty brew. Because it really is worth it just to experience that slice of central Brooklyn, to have the feeling you're in a small town for just a few hours.

Cute little coffee shop with some pastries and a breakfast sandwich. Colorful and cozy, staff are…read moresuper friendly and food/coffee is great. Got a cappuccino and breakfast sandwich and they were reasonably priced. Sit outside if it's a nice day and they have limited indoor seating.

I am a regular in this cafe and I love it! The owners are so kind, the drinks are great and I love…read morethe vibes. The whole place is music themed (mainly 70s and 80s) and has such a cozy feel. Definitely recommend!

Absolutely wonderful coffee shop! I've been here a handful of times so far. I've had the blueberry…read moremuffin and cinnamon bun as far as food is concerned here. It's even better when they warm up the cinnamon bun. The iced latte is incredible at this coffee shop. I've had the caramel, vanilla, hazelnut, and pistachio flavored lattes here. The iced coffee is flavorful, creamy, and satisfying. You get a great amount of iced coffee too when you dine in. The customer service is professional and quick. I've dined in and right outside the small seating area in the front. Definitely a great space to enjoy your order and get some work done on your laptop. I'm unsure if they offer free public wifi. I believe this coffee shop is black owned (fingers crossed). I look forward to coming here again in the near future and I will give the sandwiches a try.

So cute and cozy in here! And the barista was so sweet! I got an oat cortado and squash focaccia,…read moreand the focaccia was the star of the show. Grab a slice while you can!

I recently popped in here to take a few back to back calls and I was pleasantly surprised by how…read morehomey it felt inside. There were many different seating options and inside felt appropriately warm on a cold day, very cozy. I didn't get a chance to try any food but I had a Cinnamon Hot Chocolate and it was soothing. I'm not a huge fan of chocolate so I was grateful that this hot coco was more cinnamon cream than coco. Outside of that, I want to give a shoutout to the older woman who was a dishwasher. She was lovely my whole time there and we talked for a bit about the cafe. It sucks that I forgot her name but I could tell she is the best part of service there. I would come back here just to run into her again. Thank you so much ma'am!

Not only is this cafe great for coffee and matcha, their menu of Peruvian bites kept me full and…read moresatiated while I worked away on my laptop using their excellent speedy wifi. They have a nice backyard too for temperate days, but it was hot so I stayed inside to work. I tried a chicken tamale and their chickpea broccoli bowl. The bowl came over rice and was excellent value on its own. I didn't realize the portion would be sizeable enough to keep me full so I also got the chicken tamale, which was also hefty in size, so I was wonderfully full by the time I finished both. It was topped with sliced red onion and slices of avocado, and the masa was full of flavor. I'm excited to see what else they add to the menu. I hear tell of a potential wine program coming in the Fall. My matcha was potent and telling of the quality of their whole operation. The staff greeted me with a smile and were so friendly. I know they're planning an event program coming up so stay tuned for more from the Pacha team!

I was so happy to discover this little cafe, conveniently close to where I work! They have a decent…read moreamount of seating, with more in the back. Coffee is great, and my certified coffee expert of a friend agrees with me. I got a butterscotch latte (I believe is seasonal), which had a nice toasty, nutty flavor. Breakfast sandwich was great! Eggs cooked perfectly, bacon had a nice crunch, the green sauce they used was fantastic-- my one minor critique was that the bread to filling ratio is a bit high but brioche is light enough of a bread to overlook it. The accompanying cabbage slaw was pickled really nicely and was the perfect refreshing accompaniment. Will definitely be back!