I've spent hours sourcing the best cappuccino in the Carroll Gardens / Boerum Hill / Cobble Hill /…read morePark Slope neighborhoods. And this is it. I haven't tried them all, obviously -- too many coffee shops -- but what I have tried, and come back to, over and over, is the products of the amazing team at Posto. It's not just about the skillfully made drinks or the balance of flavors, the fresh, Italian-style coffee or the filled-to-order Italian donuts and Maritozzos (iykyk) -- it's the overall ambience. You come here to put down the screen and enjoy the moment. So often do we rush through our coffees, or even bring them to meetings, at the beck and call of the city's hustle. But at Posto the kind, talented, customer-first team asks you to slow down and escape all of that, to savor every sip of coffee in the classic Italian style. Walking in feels more like a poem than a cafe. Gone are the transactional, disingenuous "how are you's" and instead you get to discover all sorts of fun barista (and bar) creations, Tuscan products, and fresh pasta. The servers and owner are always read to provide a recommendation, and like in Italian cafes, they bring whatever treats and drinks you land on to you. (My favorite aperol spritz is also from Posto.) Outside, the peaceful garden hosts two large umbrellas. It's vibrant, as if you're in a neighbor's backyard and they are willing to share a colorful moment with you, birds chirping overhead. As I finished the last drop of my cappuccino this morning, I realized that forty-five minutes had passed, and every sip of coffee was just as good as the last. Thank you!

The things I usually look for in a coffee shop: a friendly neighborhood vibe, a nice place to work,…read morea stellar brew, and perhaps a delectable snack to go with it. I don't feel like Un Posto hits the nail on the head for any of these. The menu is incredibly confusing--one part is on a chalk board, another is written under the countertop, another two are printed out next to the register and they all say different things without explanations of what any of the drinks even are. I spent at least 10 minutes letting other folks in front of me at the counter because I was paralyzed by choices I didn't understand, luckily the baristas were able to provide clarity on some of them. They have cocktails, coffee cocktails, coffee drinks, and several food menus. We came hungry, only to see the sandwich menu taken away because they were out (this was at 3 pm, and they close at 7). This is such a New York thing, but if you're selling cocktails and groceries until the evening, running out of mortadella sandwiches is not the same as when Radio Bakery sells out by noon... Maybe it's me but I'm not particularly looking to get a plate of prosciutt and burrata with my coffee (which is what they had left), and the sandwiches here are supposed to be amazing and were the main reason why we chose this place. We had come here to co-work, but saw that there were no laptops allowed, not even in a specific window, just period. I take issue with this because for some of us, coffee shops are vital spaces not to get sucked into the void of our screens but to write, share ideas, and work in the company of our support system. The coffee I got was an Italian iced coffee with no milk and almond syrup, pretty good but a smallish portion. My friend's latte was white, and tasted like foamy milk with just a hint of espresso... very odd. Usually that cool pretentious European vibe results in delicious food and drink, so I expected to be blown away, but it was just okay. Some of the higher-up staff are quite snippy, doesn't seem like the kind of place where if you're a regular people know your name and want to chat. The accusatory sign in the bathroom really says it all. The best part of this place is the gorgeous back patio, but it's harder to enjoy it when you've walked into a place that already makes you feel like you don't belong there, implying you're a toilet-clogging laptop addict who doesn't know any coffee lingo. I could see stopping in to pick up some fresh pasta and grabbing a cappuccino to go, but what's the fun in that?

Best authentic Italian items ! Canned tomatoes have the taste of bonus home cooking. Raviolis are…read morefresh and all Varieties are delicious.

Everything in the store is authentic, a Brooklyn staple, when you don't feel like cooking Sunday…read moredinners I opt for Pastosas. It's Brooklyn's best, need I say more!

What a bomb Italian grocery shop! Our friends told us about this place so we drove a good chunk to…read morecome here and it was definitely worth it. Delicious Italian cheeses brought us back home and also certain prepackaged cookies and snacks totally warmed our hearts. It's a rather large grocery store where you'll find all kinds of Italian things from cheese to pasta, everything is imported from Italy. We loved the semi stagionato cheese and took home a lot of delicious black pepper cheese. Loved finding many different things I normally don't while bringing back some nostalgic things we love. If I'm in the area again I'll for sure make a quick stop here, totally worth it.

Great selection of Italian meats, cheeses olive oil's. If you're looking for something Italian,…read morethey have it.

I've see the content on social media. I am occasionally in the neighborhood and had to stop by…read moretoday. I picked up an 11th Ave. hero, a prosciutto bread, sausage and broccoli rabe Savory Sfogliatella, lemon drop cookies and the PB&J layer cookies. Half of my order was gone before I got home. I was surprised I didn't pull over and eat everything. The food is amazing and will be a stop on my monthly trip to Dyker Heights. Keep up the amazing work and Happy Holidays!

Only giving 1 star because we ordered a Dyker Heights sandwich and the chicken cutlet in the…read moresandwich was rock hard. You couldn't even chew it. We were first time and last tme customers. I guess the person serving us didn't know us, so he gave us the leftover, rock hard chicken cutlets.

I tried this place for the eggplant hero. Trying to discover the spots in the area for the best…read moreones. This one was okay and pretty average. In my opinion it could've been way more cheese. It was just sauce and eggplant. However, it had a very good amount of eggplant and that was a plus. The bread was nice and toasty and soaked up the flavor of the eggplant and the sauce. Overall, this sandwich was not bad. It just wasn't a favorite.

Ordered a Canarsie hero: Hot pastrami w/melted American cheese for pickup, which was outstanding…read more I mean, my cholesterol number may match my zip code afterward, but you only live once.

Going there on Friday. I'll let you know. It was a…read morespectacular experience. The food was great and the staff were so very helpful. Don't miss out on going there! Great food and very nice staff!

This review is for their soft serve. The raspberry chocolate one to be specific. It's delicious!!!!…read moreIt did not taste like artificial raspberry flavor (cough syrup). Very smooth raspberry and chocolate taste with crunchy bits of chocolate pieces. Yum!

A no-frills Korean pizzeria in Brooklyn - I'm not one to gatekeep so I'm surprised this spot hasn't…read moregone viral yet! Got takeout last month and was absolutely floored by the korean wings! They're massive and so delicious. We tried the garlic soy and hot & sweet - both flavors were so tasty and would definitely recommend. It's probably the best wings you can find in the area. We also had the tteokbokki (actually spicy! rice cakes), house salad and a personal bulgogi beef pie. Such indulgent food but so so so good and 100% worth the cheat meal. When I visited the pizzeria IRL on Sunday I was fully hoping to try the kimbap, but unfortunately they don't make them anymore - the disappointment!! Bibimbap was also crossed off the menu sadly, so I just went for the bulgogi rice bowl instead. Still a very comforting dish that actually has a good balance of veggies and protein over rice. My husband got 2 square slices - the buldak chicken and the bulgogi beef - so I tried a couple bites of each and I just loved the Korean flavors on pizza. Buldak had a kick as well as the tteokbokki which we had again. I'm sure the classic pies are just as good but we were keen to try the Korean side of the menu. The Korean lady who helped us was so sweet and lovely and provided great service. I just beg they bring back the kimbap one day! Who wouldn't want kimbap with wings and pizza??

We love ordering their $18 pizza deal with garlic soy wings. Perfect quick dinner with some protein.read more

Ravioli's are great! The only thing I don't like is the owners attitude! He's very rude and not…read morefriendly at all! But the employees are very nice

Can't believe a box of 36 cheese ravioli is only $8.99! Incredibly affordable and feeds the whole…read morefamily. Their famous ravioli are packed in boxes and refrigerated. They actually have multiple options like eggplant ravioli, broccoli rabe and a few more. They sell many Italian staples like cheese, sauces (vodka and tomato) and dried pasta. Also stock pantry items imported from Italy.