Came shortly before 10 AM on a Sunday and there was no line. Upping to 5 stars because the espresso…read morewith oat milk and drip coffee were both amazing! They also carry pastries from L'imprimerie.

This coffee shop is simply superior. From the service, to the ambiance, to the coffee itself, my…read morewhole experience at Sey Coffee will be a memorable one. The coffee here is more simplistic, but that's because the flavor is in the bean itself, not in all the sugary additives that you get at most cafes. This is more for the purists, and I love that. Funny enough, I can't drink a ton of caffeine as I'm sensitive, but their decaf espresso had a ton of depth. It made me actually enjoy sipping and savoring. The sparkling water that comes along side your drink wakes up the senses in between sips, and I found that oddly refreshing. It made each sip taste like the first. Aaron and the other staff were super friendly too. I enjoyed sipping and reading during my stay. It made for the perfect recharge. Hope this helps!

the cardamom buns were so delicious and soft. the cappuccino was the perfect texture and taste and…read morethe iced cortado tasted very clean. the service was great and the baristas were very helpful and knowledgeable about the coffee. the place itself is a dream. you walk in and are instantly relaxed. The interior felt so beautifully thought out.

Ordered: Regular Croissant (~$6)…read moreCardamom Bun (~$6) Regular 12oz Iced Cardamom Latte (~$9) Medium 8oz Cappuccino (~$7) Aya's take: La Cabra is a cafe, bakery, and coffee roastery originally from Denmark. The interior design is very European, minimalistic, and serene. It's bright, quiet, and peaceful if you're looking to have a slow morning. The coffee here is excellent. The Cappuccino was balanced, bold, and creamy. Simple yet executed well. The Iced Cardamom Latte was revitalizing from the very first sip. The cardamom syrup is essentially a $2 up-charge and seems to be the only flavor available. Each sip had that warm, aromatic, and light sweetness. The same goes for the Cardamom Bun although it tasted a bit undercooked/chewy as opposed to being fluffy on the inside. On the other hand, the Croissant was ultra buttery with that delicately shattering exterior yet super balanced in richness and flavor. All in all, definitely a top 10 in the city and worth a try!

No frills Cafe with fresh roasted and freshly ground beans, and friendly service…read more $3 double Espresso 8/10 It is robust, dark, smooth, and toasty. It tastes fresh and can pair well with milk. There is a full menu of espresso drinks like lattes etc but check with them to make sure they can do the steamed milk. If not, get your espresso and mix regular milk for the next best thing They are ready when they open and service is quick.

Do you drink coffee and/or know people who drink coffee? Then you should know about D'Amico…read more The shop isn't that much to look at, but they've got the good stuff for that perfectly legal, socially acceptable addiction you need to feed every morning. So for years, I've been grabbing friends by the scruff of their neck as they try to walk into Starbucks, and dragging them into D'Amico. Not on my watch. I bring them over, and watch as their eyes widen in wonder. I watched her marvel over the machine mixing and roasting beans in the back of the shop (used to be in the front). I watch them peruse all the options, finally picking a blend (organic, fair trade Sumatra maybe, or French Costa Rican). I listen as they and the helpful coffee guy discuss the type of coffee machine they have, and watch him grind the beans into a bag specifically for them. And then I allowed them to kiss my ring for showing them where they SHOULD be buying coffee. For the past decade or so, we've also been gifting a bag of coffee to a lot of our loved ones, because it's a useful gift that everyone can appreciate. You can do this too, and you don't even need to give me credit for the idea.

So let me tell yall this!!!!!! My daughter went to this quaint shop to buy a pastry . The name of…read morethis pastry is the Kouign-amann ( pronunciation: Queen Armand) She was like Ma this is it........... it taste so dang on goood I was like yeah right. I tasted a piece from her and I was hooooooooked!!!!!! Every time I went here to get it(Kouign-amann), it was sold out!!!!!!! It is buttery and sweet and delightful!!!!! They have other great delights here but my focus is this particular pastry!!!!! The customer service here is very polite and sweet ....like the pastryThe pastry ( Kouign-Amann) is stuff with caramel my absolute favvvvvvv!!! Usually they are not stuffed, the pastry..... Also they sell out of the (Kouign-Amann) by mid morning ( like around 11am GET THERE EARLY.....so I think the best time would be early morning..... This place gets lightly crowded so seats may be scarce... This place is great to have a sip of coffee and a snack and great conversation. The space is sweet and looks like a great workspace. Very comfortable and alluring. I give this place a 100/10!!! Absolutely a very kool vibe for sure Recommend highly

I came here Tuesday mid morning because I was absolutely starving and needed a breakfast pastry and…read morea place to do some work. This is a really cute café that has gorgeous leather furniture, lighting fixtures, and cool plants everywhere, very modern looking. The music they play here is great too. I was a little disappointed to see that their food menu was quite limited, and by that time of day, there was really only one savory option that stood out to me, the Parmesan and leek pastry. I ordered this and had the barista heated up for me, as well as print out a receipt because this is how you access the Wi-Fi. I sat in the corner along the wall on a wooden bench and attempted to do work on one of the small metal tables. The tables are quite low, so this really isn't a great place to get a ton of work done in my opinion, as well as the fact that the Wi-Fi only works for 30 minutes and after that, you need to go back up and get another receipt for a code. I was also a little disappointed in the pastry itself, as it wasn't fully heated and was a little too greasy for me. I can't speak on the coffee here, but it did look like they provide high-quality options. Vibes and aesthetic are high but I can't say I'd come here again.

The maple latte from Brooklyn Roasting Company on a crisp fall day is the ultimate treat and bound…read moreto set you up for a good day. Other times of the year, I love any of their roasts for a straight forward cup of black coffee. This particular location is decent to work from. It's long and narrow and they mostly have some high tops with some more comfortable seating with backs toward the other end. It's a small spot and the seats tend to get snatched up pretty quickly, but the wifi works and the staff is really sweet.

I met up my high school friend at Brooklyn Roasting Company. She suggested this cafe since it was…read morespacious and not overly packed. I got an ICED AMERICANO (4.25) and it was alright. The coffee was on the watery side. Overall, the interior is homey and we enjoyed catching up at one of the high-tops.

Love this café -- it's super cozy and has a dark academia-type vibe. I love their coffee so much…read morethat I even buy their beans to make at home. Their seasonal flavors are great too, though sometimes the flavor is a little too light to really taste. The pastries are always fresh and delicious. I just wish they had more stock and a wider variety of options. Also love that they offer coffee flights for their seasonal drinks!

Nice coffee stop, cozy decor, plenty of seating, only some outlets. We got the macchiato and…read morecappuccino which both had nice foam designs, but the macchiato came with seltzer as a palate cleanser, which was interesting. Because we came late in the day, there were no sweet croissants left, but the chocolate cookie was soft and a good balance of sweet and salty. It's a quiet place to enjoy a little caffeine hit. The cups are branded which is a nice touch. They also sell coffee beans and swag. Bathroom is clean. If you need a place to take a break from the bustle, this is a good option.

Beautiful interior. There is a little lab set up at the front and it is aesthetically beautiful…read more The pastries are out of this world and the coffee is a solid 2/5. The coffee was a little dirt tasting for my liking. 4/5 stars for the beautiful interior and kind staff. Also, no cozy's for small size drinks. Cappuccino can't be ordered in a larger size. Please get smaller cozies.

Pretty much legendary coffee shop in the tradition of the old Think.::where you can sit and work…read moreand drink coffees of many styles and flavours. Fresh beans make the drip a favorite of mine with pistachio milk. Lattes and flat white epic. Beautiful room with a stunning skylight. A very diverse group of people and beautiful music always playing. The staff is pretty focussed and serious. I love this place for when I have more time to hang and read a book- they have couches and some more comfy chairs! Seems like the old williamsburg which is dooe.

Popped in for a breakfast wrap, added bulgogi and kimchi for extra flavor. Absolutely delicious and…read morefilling. Loved this take on a breakfast wrap! Interior is a decent size that includes multiple 2 person tables, a large communal table and a window ledge for solo seating. I also got an iced honey latte which was the perfect amount of sweetness. Service was nice and fast. I'd definitely return!

Finding a coffee shop to work out of in this time of remote work is really challenging in many…read moreparts of Brooklyn. Most of the best places are too crowded to ever find a seat, and others are intentionally inhospitable to laptop parkers, for understandable reasons. Capitalism is a b*ch. I was hopeful when I saw photos of Nostrand Cafe's long bench that looked primed for coworking. Turns out said bench can get rather crowded, and you better hope your laptop battery holds up, because there are no outlets. I squeezed into a corner seat, but was happy to just hang out for an hour to work while I sipped on a matcha latte and ate my bibimbap. Which brings me to perhaps the most noteworthy aspect of this cafe. It's that they also serve Korean food. Find anything from kimchi fried rice to bibim gooksu and shin ramen on their menu. I also see now that they even sell soju, beer, and kombucha on tap, which I find a bit peculiar since they close by 5pm. I may add this to the coworking cafe rotation, but if anyone has cafe recommendations for a spot that's easy to work from and also serves savory food, I'm all ears.

I love the atmosphere here, very nice and makes me feel like I'm in an European cafe. They do not…read morehave any outlets, so not a place to come work from unless you have a portable charger or your laptop top is fully charged. I had a chai latte with shot of espresso. I give it a 6/10 in flavor. The staff was nice. They also serve food if you are hungry. I love the outdoors space.

We came for a quick lunch on a weekend and it was very busy. Make sure to have a backup if the line…read moreis too long! We shared the egg avocado toast and tomato mozzarella sandwich. Both were awesome. We also got gingerbread lattes which were also great. Great food and great vibe. There is a lot of seating but this kind of place is always packed.

Cheese Plate Park Slope - Review Location: Park Slope,…read moreBrooklyn Vibe: Pretentious deli meets confused schedule Let's get the obvious out of the way: they open late. Like, we-think-you-don't-have-a-day-job kind of late. Noon-ish. On a Tuesday. I don't know who their target demographic is, but it's not anyone with a functioning calendar. When you do manage to show up during their elusive open hours, you're greeted by... well, "greeted" is generous. The staff makes you feel like you interrupted their private cheese cult meeting. Don't expect warm conversation -- unless you're the cheddar. There are free samples, which I respect. If you're feeling broke and brave, you could turn it into a little snack crawl. And the cheese? It's fine. Not bad. Not transcendent. Just... cheese. Maybe you'll find something aged and interesting, or maybe you'll walk out wondering if Trader Joe's would've hit the same for less. Verdict: Free samples Absurd hours Staffed by dairy gatekeepers Cheese that says "eh," not "ooh"

On the one hand, they have nice cheeses, but the children that work there really don't care…read morewhether this business makes money or doesn't make money. I went in there to buy something that I knew was overpriced but when I asked about it, the guy behind the counter said oh I just put it away in the back, Like I just put it away and I don't wanna be bothered with having to get it back out. So I left. And this isn't the first time I've encountered this kind of experience with the employees who I guess the owners feels It's more important that the employees are happy than the customers are happy. i'll take my business to Whole Foods.