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pinkFROG cafe

4.0 (51 reviews)
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Yaqi Y.

This cafe offers coffee and alcohol with light bites and a cute live piano, which is great for a casual hang out or a spot to get some work done. It's very quaint and cozy, but some of the downside to ny experience today is lack of simple "coffee" and lack of heating. Tried ordering drip coffee, but was told only Americano was available (tiny, 3 sip drink) - disappointing. I stayed to get some work done, enjoyed the live piano and eventually got a mystery beer which you get to select (fair game) BUT for at a price tag of $10 I expected the mystery drink to be in that price range. Disappointing to end up with Sapporo which is regularly $7.50, felt cheated. Yea, I selected the mystery drink but this shouldn't have been an option with a $10 price tag. Needless to say, not sure I would recommend mystery beer. Overall, still a cute cafe for coffee and alcohol to socialize.

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Nick N.

A cute little cafe in Brooklyn with a performance space in the back. The food itself was pretty good, the fries were impressive. Love the friendly vibe in here!

Andie O.

Such a cool space in Williamsburg! I really loved their taro latte, it's unique and just super cozy for this insane cold right now. I enjoyed their muffins as well! The wait for our food and drinks took FOREVER though so I wouldn't recommend coming here on a weekend :(

pF Chicken Nuggets w/ Fries
Eva C.

This restaurant specializes in American Asian fusion food. Unfortunately, I was not impressed with the food nor was I impressed with the hefty price tag. I got the chicken nuggets with fries after looking on some Yelp photos thinking it looked promising. However when the nuggets came I realize it was just frozen chicken nuggets. That was a disappointment but too add onto it, I paid $15 for frozen chicken nuggets and frozen fries, which made the experience underwhelming. I didn't try their other food but my friend got the chicken over rice and she said it was too salty. They also had a $10 minimum requirement so that is something to keep in mind of. This is also a no service eatery. The person that took our order was a bit rash and wanted us to order quickly but there was a couple of people lined up behind my friend and I. Overall, I will not be coming back.

Elaine T.

I can't recommend this cafe enough if you're looking for a place to quietly read or work, online or offline. My yuzu drink was solid, but the interior here is what really stands out. There's an actual tree inside that makes you feel like you're transported to another world when you step inside. The earthy tones exude warmth and comfort, and the tiered seating and old-fashioned lamps in the back remind me of a cross between a library and lecture hall, which was the perfect atmosphere I needed to get in the zone and do work. Bonus points for having a fair amount of outlets as well as proactively posting their wifi password under the tablet at the counter. I almost don't want to share this place in fear that it might get too rowdy and ruin the peaceful allure, but it'd be selfish of me to keep this gem to myself. Will definitely be back!

Apple cinnamon danish
Alex L.

Unassuming from the outside, this is a hidden gem in north Williamsburg. Coffee here is great, but there is so much more! The food is tasty (I ordered the apple cinnamon pastry and my friend ordered the dumplings), staff are incredibly friendly and the interior design is on point! I can definitely see this being a frequent meet up and hang out spot for my friends and I. Can't wait to come back for an event in the near future.

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Annie L.

tldr: super spacious café-- great place to hang out or get work done. Drinks were pretty average, and food options were limited but enjoyable! Came in on a Tuesday afternoon to get some coffee and work done. The server was extremely helpful and knowledgeable. He gave several food and drink recommendations while also telling me about the cafe concept. Loved the integration of local art and printed products to showcase them. It is so. spacious. If you are tired of going to a cafe and finding it so full that there is no place to sit down, stop. Look no further. There is so much seating/tables available, and it is not cramped at all. (I had a ton of stuff with me, I was nearly taking up two tables but there was no cause for concern because there was still plenty of empty space for others.) Also, for anyone planning to do work, there are plentiful outlets for your numerous chargers. As far as food/drinks, I started with a Thai latte with oat milk (the flavored lattes were highly recommended). It wasn't unbearably sweet-- and for someone who thinks a plain latte is too sweet, this is saying a lot! Then I got the crazy chicken bowl. (The vegetable pancake and dumplings were also highly recommended). It was pretty incredible. I don't know what they flavored that chicken with but it certainly deserved a crazy good rating. The only reservations I have is that areas of the cafe were very dimly lit. Maybe it was just the ambience they were going for, but I found my eyes having to adjust to the light changes quite often. I also found their drink menu to be quite average. But if in the area again, I would certainly return either to try other food options or just to hang out! p.s. nice and clean, spacious bathroom!

Crazy Chicken on Rice
Noddy N.

What a GEM. I rarely write reviews but this place blew my mind. First off, within a min of walking in the owner/cashier greets me and tells me all about the Cade's history, the space, and the fact that it's a haven and performance space for artists. As an independent artist, I'm immediately hooked. Lan, the owner, then serves me one of the best cappuccino I've had in Brooklyn as I explore their space. Within 8 min, my lunch order - the crazy chicken, is ready. When I got home, my mind was blown once again. Legit the BEST lunch I've had in Williamsburg. Fresh, feels healthy, spicy, complex flavors and cooked perfectly. Idk how I didn't find this spot until now but I plan on going through the entire menu

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Jenny N.

Stopped by during their grand opening weekend. They had promos such as free drip coffee, 50% off chicken nuggets and pan fried dumplings, and 50% yuzu tea. You do have to be vaccinated in order to stay. I ordered an iced latte and my boyfriend ordered a taro latte. The latte was really good - milky and strong. The taro was sweet and the flavor was strong. It would've been better if they put less ice in the taro latte because my boyfriend inhaled the drink! We also ordered chicken nuggets later and I loved the crispy exterior and juicy interior. I wish they had more sauces for the nuggets. I only saw ketchup at the sauce counter. They also have self service water by the bar and alcoholic drinks. It's also very kid friendly. There is a bookshelf in the back by the bathroom with books and toys for kids. This place is great for getting work done. They have free wifi, outlets, bathroom, and plenty of tables. They do have live performances throughout the weekend. I'm not too sure about the weekday schedule. If that does bother you while you work, you can check their ig or site for upcoming shows to avoid going during those times. I do love the idea of free live performances though. The lady at the register, who I assumed was the owner, was very welcoming and patient with me. I noticed she would talk with other customers and made sure they were okay. She said that we can stay as long as we'd like. I'm afraid this place will slowly gain popularity and become very busy. I won't be able to find a place to sit and do work! I would definitely stop by again and possibly try their other foods. They do have a promo of $5 off $15 if you sign up your email with them. It was a great find and another cafe added to my "study spots" list.

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Cute spot! They have WiFi and there is lots of seating. Small selection of food/snacks too. Great spot to work out of for a few hours.

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