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4.5 (11 reviews)
Closed • 8:00 am - 3:00 pm

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Sebastien B.

Friendly neighborhood coffee shop with plenty of space for casual coffee lovers and available board games and books.

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Alyssa S.

Disappointed. I came out of my Yelp review hiatus to leave feedback to hopefully get to the owners. It's definitely a location that can use a cute coffee shop, and this place has potential, but it's not there yet. Issues this morning (10am on a Saturday) -there's no paper menu or description of items so we had to ask what was in everything one by one. I don't know what "undergrad" or "oldie but goodie" is under the all day menu, for example. -only enough bread to make 1 order of French toast -no milk. They were waiting on a shipment of supplies. Only oat and almond milk available. -bacon is overcooked (I should have taken pictures, but I didn't. There's another picture up of a sandwich with bacon, you can see it's overcooked) -my BEC came on sandwhich bread, not a bun. Maybe this was a supply issue too -processed cheese (I realize that's common in NYC, but they have the opportunity to elevate their offering) -packaged plastic utensils to dine in. -asked for water for our toddler, the staff asked if she needed ice because they have to charge for ice. Mind you, this is after we spent $50. We didn't want ice though because it's the middle of winter. -husband ordered the "Toast + Things", which we were told is French toast plus eggs and bacon. After we paid and sat down, the cashier/barista was on the phone with someone (apparently the owner). When she got off the phone she apologized and said that she charged us wrong because this item is new, wasn't loaded in their computer yet and she actually needed to charge us an additional $5 for the bacon and eggs. Also apologized that the signage doesn't have prices. -as I'm siting here writing this review, a gentleman came in for coffee and was told that they can't make coffee right now, only espresso drinks. -asked for a to go container for the toddlers grilled cheese. The cashier had to ask for a piece of foil from the cook to wrap it. Sigh ETA, as I left I saw they were using "buttery spread", so if you care about processed products, and food quality, you may want to know that. Also saw a bacon package that said "beef bacon". I'm not sure if I was eating beef bacon. As I said, it was overcooked and maybe if it was beef, that explains the difference in color and texture. I do eat pork, many don't. Having only beef bacon could be a selling point, but please be clear with people about what they're eating. Positives -ambiance -location -$3.5 Americano -husband enjoyed his French toast

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Alex R.

Brand new hidden gem coffee shop in Crown Heights. Love the atmosphere here and the people are so nice! The coffee is delicious and the food is even better. Tried their B.E.C (Bacon Egg and Cheese) pictured below. It was outstanding, so delicious. Can't wait to come back! Also their coffee syrups are always so good! A must try!

Kenneth J.

Great Neighborhood cafè. I visited for the first time this morning. It felt like I stopped by a friend's house for a coffee and a chat. Thanks for saving me the additional two block walk and craziness at the Dunkin Donuts down street. The coffee was amazing but I'm excited to try something new the next time around. Oh and the breakfast sandwich was made with real eggs, fresh ingredients and came hot off the grill. GREAT ADDITION TO THE NEIGHBORHOOD!!!

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“the bacon egg n cheese sandwich was life changing: eggs were fluffy, beef bacon was so crispy, and a hot sauce to cut through all the decadence.”

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KIJITORA - Mini - Dirty Black Sesame with white chocolate

KIJITORA - Mini

4.4(241 reviews)
3.1 mi•Williamsburg - North Side

Yummy matcha drink!…read more When you walk in you are in a cozy whimsical cafe with cafe inspired interior. There's some seating available , perfect for catching up with friends. Even though they are known for their matcha drinks, I decided to get their seasonal drink instead: Matcha Peach Fizz. Not too bubbly nor sour , there is a good amount of matcha and a touch of peach with every sip. Quick service even though it is busy af.

A great stop on a walk!…read more Kijitora is a really cute cafe and i absolutely loved the interior of the store. On the right side there's a wall of stickers and stationary that I think you can miss if you're not looking. The staff was on top of it, I usually don't order drinks and I had just stopped by here randomly so I hadn't prepared my usual order details and the cashier made sure to clarify everything just in case; sweetened, ice, milk or substitute, etc. And the drink was made on the spot and quite fast I got my drink within two minutes which I found impressive as a line had soon formed in the shop right as I came. I got the hojicha, which I find most shops can't do well. Theirs is really solid though! Not the best I've had but I think it's hard to knock my socks off in general for hojicha and very good compared to the average hojicha Ive tasted in my life. I don't remember there being place for you to sit or if there was it was only one or two places. the shop was a bit small but enough to accommodate a small line inside comfortably.

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Polly’s Cafe

Polly’s Cafe

4.6(37 reviews)
1.5 mi•Crown Heights

Polly's is a humble little spot on a quiet tree-lined street. There is a reason this place is so…read morepopular. Delicious iced coffee and seasonal drinks. Their baked goods are the best--their buckwheat scone is mildly sweet and earthy. Their sandwiches can't be beat. I HATE BLT's. They are usually presented as triangles of toasted whole wheat bread with limp iceberg lettuce, barely a tomato and a sliver of bacon with too much mayo. Everything I do not want. But at Polly's...the humble BLT becomes an art form. They get the bread correct first of all--a delicious toasted ciabatta spread modestly with a gently garlicked mayo. Sharp, nutty micro greens and arugula instead of pointless iceberg, thick tomato slices, avocado and oh yes, bacon. That is a sandwich done right. This place is well beloved by the locals so it's best to arrive early if you still want that chocolate croissant!

'Nestled in the heart of Brooklyn, located steps away from the Brooklyn Botanical Gardens, our cozy…read morecafe offers a warm and inviting atmosphere paired with exceptional coffee and delicious bites. With a focus on community and comfort, we provide a haven for locals and visitors alike to relax, recharge' As my curiosity leads me to explore new coffee places, the one common thread I see is the focus on community. The cafes, coffee bars and eateries who recognize the need to connect are the real entrepreneurs. Polly's Cafe patrons are sipping coffee drinks made with La Colombe and devouring Balthazar pastries. As I waited to order my cold brew, the conversations ran the gamut from school, work, summer travel plans, catching up. I know I sound like a broken record, but today it is so much more than just grabbing a cup of coffee. It is unwinding, savoring each sip and bite with a friend or partner and just enjoying the connection. Polly's Cafe reminds me of a cafe one would find in the Hudson Valley: small, quaint and offering high end food. The interior is cozy, a few tables and a backyard garden. The menu packs a small punch: hot/cold beverages, breakfast burritos, BLT, salads and so much more. I waited around 10 minutes to order a cold brew, the pastries (croissants: chocolate, everything, goat cheese and herb, ham and cheese, butter, sticky toffee banana bread, chocolate babka crumb cake, brownies)were sold out and only olive oil cake remained. ( I arrived @2pm) I made a mental note to revisit to pack a few goodies to go for a future BBG visit. Polly's Cafe 766 Classon Avenue 10 minute walk from Brooklyn Botanic Garden 2nd location: 241 Rogers Avenue

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Villager

4.5(48 reviews)
1.5 mi•Crown Heights

After a run at Prospect Park this past Saturday morning, we stopped by Villager for coffee. I…read morewasn't expecting much, but I was pleasantly surprised upon walking in since I saw their wall of beans for sale. They carry beans from DAK Coffee Roasters, which is one of my favorite roasters from Amsterdam, along with Sey Coffee and other roasters known for their high-quality beans. I grabbed a bag of DAK beans, which came with a free single-origin drip. It was honestly great for drip -- clean, not watery, and nicely fruity and juicy. It was pretty busy, so I skipped the pour-over this time, but I'd definitely come back to try it on a calmer time of the week. If I'm looking to stock up on good beans, I know I'll be back at Villager.

I don't go to coffee shops, and I was reminded why…read more Drinks: 1/5 We ordered the Espresso Shot 1 and the Chai Latte. The Espresso Shot 1 was unexpectedly sour like the kind of sour you expect from expired coffee. There are special notes including rhubarb, so maybe that was on us to order this shot, but we didn't expect a beef jerky-like aftertaste. My friend could not finish it, so I asked for a replacement shot--the Expresso Shot 2--and the staff were kind enough to offer it to us free of charge. This shot was also just as sour, with notes of passion fruit. There are no other espresso shot options, and both shots are $5-6 each. The Chai Latte tasted just like the concentrates I would get from supermarkets. When I finished my cup and peered at the bottom for any spice residue, I found the grainy texture you'd find in said supermarket concentrates. Service: 4/5 The people were incredibly friendly and welcoming. For a busy coffee shop, they were prompt in fulfilling any special request, such as an expresso shot replacement. Atmosphere: 2/5 This is a cute coffee shop with a warm interior! It has a modern and cozy aesthetic, and it was very pleasant to sit here for half an hour. We were fortunate to even have seating, though, because there was a line out the door and not enough tables for all patrons. The tables were low to the ground and close to other tables. I would recommend this place to people who need a quick shelter from the cold. I wouldn't recommend the drinks to anyone, and the line is not worth it. Final rating: 2.33/5 (rounded down to 2 on Yelp)

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Villager - Interior

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Villager - Jairo Arcila coffee

Jairo Arcila coffee

Villager - Espresso #1 (Arcadia)

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Corto - Dottori Focaccia

Corto

4.2(76 reviews)
0.7 mi•Bedford Stuyvesant
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Grabbed a small black coffee to go. I'm no coffee expert though I thought it was excellent. Pricing…read morewas solid at about $3 for the cup. They have a cute courtyard area. Lots of tables but all of them were occupied. Service was quick.

My friend suggested this cafe, and I can see why. It's a nice spot to get good food and delicious…read morecoffee. It's been pretty humid, so I got a caffe ghiacco (apologies for the spelling if that's incorrect) and a breakfast sandwich. The coffee was absolutely refreshing! It was an iced espresso with almond milk. Simple ingredients but of high quality. And I liked that it wasn't overly sweet. The breakfast sandwich was yummy, too. It was a soft boiled egg sliced in half with cream cheese on focaccia. I get eggs are expensive, but for the price of $13, I wish it had a little more like sliced tomatoes included. You could add meat or avocado for an additional cost. There's a few seats inside, and plenty more outside. The back patio has plenty of tables for 2 people, and a few out front. The group tables are inside. I sat in the back, but noticed a bunch of mosquitos coming out from a crack in the wall, so I moved to the front. I'm one of those who attract mosquitos, so if you're like me, then sit inside or out front. The ambiance on a workday is pretty quiet. Many of the patrons have laptops and were taking work calls. There's a sign stating no laptops on weekends, which is nice. And the people who work there are friendly and efficient. My order came out quickly. I recommend this place if you're nearby and want a really good cup of coffee.

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Corto - Enclosed patio

Enclosed patio

Corto - A bit spicy but the sandwich was delicious

A bit spicy but the sandwich was delicious

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Seed Brklyn

Seed Brklyn

4.6(16 reviews)
1.2 mi•Bedford Stuyvesant

When my baby daddy was acting up in front of SEED the other day, Nanu, Barbara, Ryan & Nick made me…read morea matcha, a croissant and sat with me in my darkest hour. My baby daddy left, but these coffee shop employees stepped up and filled the shoes he never could. Made sure I had a matcha in one hand and a croissant in the other. Financially? No support. Emotionally? No support. But these mf employees? Provided nourishment, stability, and consistency. Get you a baby daddy like SEED employees. I should have been scouting here instead of Tinder. These employees didn't just make my drink... they co-parented through customer service. Please give them a raise, a pension, and visitation rights for my kids. Thank you to my baby daddies of the night. I supported a small business and in return they supported my small family. I would marry them all.

My rating is mostly based on atmosphere and vibes because I didn't get a beverage or pastry from…read morethe cafe. However, my friend got the passion fruit matcha and she said it really sweet. Too sweet for her liking. She also got a pastry that was slightly sweet. The portion that I tasted was delicious and would have been better warmed up. The space itself is wonderful for working outside of home! There's a good amount of seating and lots of natural light. It's a good change of scenery if you're looking to get your creative juices flowing and the staff is incredibly friendly and kind!

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Seed Brklyn - Plants inside, seating outside

Plants inside, seating outside

Seed Brklyn - Half eaten pastry. It was good!

Half eaten pastry. It was good!

Seed Brklyn - Books and order at the counter

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