We stumbled upon this place when we came to the cars and coffee event!…read more What better pairing than cars and coffee while seeing some of the coolest cars, meeting some pretty dope owners and sipping on a delicious iced lavender latte. YUM! Loved the coffee here can't wait to try their delicious pastries and other drinks.

Ive never had the coffee. This review is strictly on the food…read more They do not list all the ingredients in the wraps. Today i CHOKED on a ham and cheese because it was absolutely COVERED in black pepper. If theres going to be that much of it, it should be listed like 'peppered ham and cheese' or something. Theres always some weird unlisted item in the wraps. Theyre also always soggy and mushy The only reason i eat here is there is NOTHING else , i only get 30mins for lunch and im desperate once in a while. was told the owner makes them and im convinced she secretly hates her customers. They even stopped selling chips even though that sold out everyday. Everything in that place is GROSS, PRETENTIOUS AND EXPENSIVE. STAY AWAY

Delicious coffee, tasty sweet treats and friendly service…read more Get your coffee and enjoy views of the Statue of Liberty.

Really enjoyed the coffee. The people were also so nice. The view was also amazing. The red velvet…read morecookie was yummy but too sweet.

I got a matcha latte with oat milk and lavender syrup. Decent matcha with a lot of sweetener…read moreoptions including vanilla, honey, caramel, mocha, rose and sugar-free vanilla/hazelnut. This place has ample seating with big tables, good for groups of people. There's also wifi.

My sister and I stopped in for a latte and a chai, and it ended up being such a great find! I…read moreordered a hot gingerbread latte with coconut milk, and it was honestly one of the more memorable lattes I've had in a while--the gingerbread flavor was perfectly balanced and added a cozy touch. My sister got a hot chai with oat milk and loved it so much she said she'd definitely order it again. The staff were friendly and welcoming, which made The atmosphere was fun and inviting, with a cool "Welcome to City League" logo and plenty of seating to relax, catch up, or get some work done. I'll definitely be back!

Nuthut is a gem of a store that not only sells a very wide variety of nuts but also sells other…read moreauthentic Palestinian goods and great chocolates as well. Some of my favorites include their za'atar, spiced chickpeas, & salted pistachios. The owner/workers here are also incredibly kind & patient. This shop is quite far from me but I would make the trek to come back with a bunch of goodies.

The place to be for roasted coffee beans, imported nuts, chocolate, nougat, Turkish delights, and…read morehalal gummies. Nuthut caught my eye because of their street side kunafa. Almost all of their ingredients come from their motherland, so it is authentically made. There's the soft kunafa, sheep ghee, sheep cheese, and pistachio.... And Mohammed, the owner, takes pride in that and how he makes it. He makes sure all his customers are given a somewhat close experience to how it's like im the motherland. And speaking of that, being inside of Nuthut personally warms my heart because of all the beautiful Palestinian art and touches of the culture. All the staff members that I have encountered have been nothing but kind and soooo helpful whenever I have a question or am curious about something. If you're lucky enough to catch them on the day they make their batch, you can watch them make their house blend on the roaster. It is a cool process to watch especially since their house blend uniquely has 5 different beans!!! So all coffee lovers, I mean true ones... if you need a locally owned wholesale coffee provider, this is where you should go. If you love all types of nuts, this is also where you should go, their peanut, cashew, almond selections are great!!!!

My go to coffee spot in the neighborhood! Always consistent and tasty! Wouldn't go anywhere else.read more

Why do restaurants clean their dining facilities with bleach hours before closing time? It makes it…read moreimpossible to sit inside! Who wants to drink coffee and have a pastry when all they can smell is bleach??? (And the wireless was so weak that you couldn't use it when sitting at the tables outside.)

Best Parmesan in the city, by far! Huge wheels of Parmesan help set the atmosphere…read more Fantastic and diverse cheese selection (and I am a lover of French, Swiss, Italian, German and other imports, as well as excellent choices for those who love domestic)). Great cheese accompaniments, nuts, crackers, and delicious Belgian chocolate covered nuts. Many other goodies from fine olive oils, to coffee, to fine baguettes and croissants--and many other temptations. Very well laid out and an extremely nice staff. I really hope they stay and thrive for a very long time, with cheeses far better than any to be found in an area where some really know the difference.

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"

Such kind ppl here. Bought some beans and had a fantastic iced cortado. A nice long walk on weekday…read moremorning of funemployment

Love this place! The logo reminds me of the monster on Looney Tunes. Everyone is so nice here. And…read moreit's hard not to love the puppies that come and go. They have great pastries too. With all the construction on Bergen street they may be easy to miss but try not to. Limited seating.

Very good Guatemalan coffee shop in Gowanus. There are toy camioneta buses on the walls and Cost…read morePlus World Market-coded pillows that make me feel like I'm a digital nomad - all without even leaving Brooklyn! I had a cold brew with the tres lèches foam, which was delicious. I wouldn't have minded just eating a pup cup of the foam, if that were socially acceptable.

Cute little coffee shop. Very vibrant and colorful inside with some seating inside. I ordered the…read moretres leches latte and it was delicious. I tend to like my coffee on the sweeter so this might not be for everyone. They have a lot of creative speciality drinks and regular coffees/lattes. Courteous staff and would return to try other drinks!

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.