A cute little spot with a good selection of coffees/crepes!…read more I went in the afternoon and grabbed a mocha with a Nutella crepe. They even asked if I wanted my crepe gluten-free which was very nice! The mocha was a little more on the bitter side, and the crepe was pretty big/filling (and sweet). On their own, I'd say the two items were pretty good... but together they paired up great! The barista was also very nice/helpful, and there was a back outdoors area that I didn't get to check out. Will definitely be back! (Probably would lean more towards a 4.5 rating, but rounding up because I honestly have no complaints!)

Racist establishment. Please do not spend your money here. There are soooo many other coffee shops…read morethat's aren't disgustingly racist. I was in a morning walk with my dog and decided to pop in for an iced coffee. I've passed this place a few times as o live in the neighborhood and I've seen COUNTLESS people walk in with their dogs. I would not have popped in otherwise. As soon as I walked in I was asked if my dog was a service dog. When I responded no I was told to leave. Not even asked to pick my dog up. Obviously I left. As I was walking back after grabbing a coffee from another establishment i saw a woman walking out with 2 dogs. I don't think service dogs come in 2's. Enforcing policies only with certain people is discrimination. If this isn't a moral problem for this business maybe it should be a financial one. I'll never come here again.

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.

I stopped by and ordered a New Mexican with pork sausage, cold brew and a coffee cake. The New…read moreMexican was made fresh and was so hot. The flavor was good, although the green salsa could have been a little spicier in my opinion. My one complaint was that there was a hole in the foil wrapping the sandwich, so the sandwich kept dripping through and it was super messy. The coffee cake was good but the walnuts all sank to the bottom, so it felt a little unevenly distributed/every bite was different (it may be my personal preference that it be evenly distributed, others may not care). Service was friendly and fairly quickly and there's plenty of seating on the back patio. This is a fun little find! Would definitely come back and try more sandwiches.

Great space with ample seating inside and in the backyard. During my visit, I experienced quick and…read morefriendly service, average prices, and nice iced tea. I also ordered a lemon poppyseed muffin, which was large and not too sweet. Solid first visit! Looking forward to trying a sandwich next time.

Cute little place together grab a coffee or a drink. Loved…read morethat they have tables that have signs that say "No Laptops." That keeps people from overstaying and helps those that want to grab a coffee and chat for a bit. CA should definitely start doing that. Most coffee shops have no tables due to everyone staying for an extended time. I got the basil lemonade that is seasonal. It was interesting to say the least. Wasn't a huge fan but was refreshing. Sad that we went after having a meal. Their food looked delicious. Next time when in NY, going to try and stop by to get some of their food.

Have lived in the neighborhood for a decade, and stopped in hundreds of times with my very chill…read moredog for a quick takeaway drink. I buy their beans too. For the first time ever today, the moment I came in, and employee hustled over to infirm me I'd need to leave with my dog immediately. She informed me it was a brand new policy. Will not be back-- plenty of competition in the Slope with equal-to-better coffee. Bummer.

I stopped by for an Iced Black Tea ($3.75) on a hot day. The tea was standard and the cup was…read morecompletely filled with ice. If it wasn't such a hot day, I would've been more upset. Despite that, I do love this space. There's plenty of seating including a large shared table in the back. There's also an outdoor patio as well. Plus, the AC was blasting in here. It's a great spot to do some work on your laptop or just sit and chat.

This is a cute little cafe and an oasis from the heat. My friend and I stopped here for a quick…read morerefreshing drink. We both got iced teas. They don't sweeten it fyi so if you want that, definitely ask

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.

Had the best pandan foam latte of my life thus far here! The cast iron egg skillet chorizo platter…read morewas also yummy, but smaller than expected from the picture on the menu + for $18.50. The workers were sweet and professional - asked me if I had any questions right as I went up to the register and the drinks/food came out in a timely manner. The tables are a little small for 2 people, but great if you're going solo. The wifi worked well. I do also like that they reserve tables "without laptops" which can be more enjoyable for people who want to eat/drink/socialize rather than work. Overall, would revisit!

Its a nice cafe. The coffee is good. But I dont get the hype. The staffs are friendly. Thats about…read moreit. The coffee is overpriced even for nyc standards. The coffee cups are small too. I came here on a Saturday where it was supposed to be open till 5pm. When I got in and ordered they didnt mention anything about the updated closing time. They kicked out all customers exactly at 3.30pm. Everyone were clueless. I would've gone elsewhere had they just given a head ups. It's not great when you charge me over $10 for a small cup of coffee and then kick me out 1.5hrs before closing time on a chilly day.

Quick stop here for some bread a friend recommended . She knew I loved Miche and said the loaves…read morehere were fantastic. I like that you xan buy half loaves /boules if you don't need the while thing. I scoped out some pretty good looking pastries and sandwiches. Good prices for coffee and specialty drinks. I noticed an adorable backyard as well. A great place to hunker down with a good book and indulge in some bakery items. I loved the miche and baguette I got . Service was friendly, I wasn't there for long but it was welcoming. I'll retun for bread and more. They have a good selection of pantry staples as well.

UPDATE - I just had some of my leftover apple cardamom pastry this morning and definitely got more…read moreof the apple flavor. Absolutely delicious! This review is for delivery only. After having quite a rough day yesterday, I decided to break my diet and treat myself. I ordered the apple cardamom pastry and the chocolate almond croissant. The apple cardamom had good flavor, but there was barely any apple filling inside. More like a smattering or apple essence if you will. I was slightly bummed out as it wasn't cheap, but it's OK. The star of the show and what made this all worthwhile was the chocolate almond croissant. Hands-down the best chocolate almond croissant I've ever had the pleasure of gracing my taste buds and dare I say life-changing. This croissant was perfectly crisp and flaky on the outside with a generous and satisfying amount of chocolate and almond paste filling on the inside. I love the fact that they make their pastries in house and you can really tell that it was made fresh. Next time I will double up on the almond chocolate croissants. Well done!