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Red Rover

5.0 (9 reviews)
Open • 8:00 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)

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Matthew N.

One of the most creative and cool coffee-boozy bars in Brooklyn! Even if you are not a fan of coffeehouses with booze options, it's worth stopping by to soak in the vibe. There is local artwork on the wall (for sale if that is your goal), there are dozens of seats between couches, tables and even an old wooden desk from the 1930's. There's also a great outdoor patio with some covered tables and chairs. Effortless cool, this is it. Coffee: 5/5. We had the espresso and cortado. Both were rich and dark, and came in a nice porcelain cup. We appreciate the small touches, because coffee in paper cups is just not as tasty. Ambiance: 5/5. The decor is perfect for creative types looking for remote work locations. Plush couches, small high top tables with bankers lights, and a few long coffee tables makes this place ideal for work or socializing. The noise level on a Sunday afternoon was muted, but it might be louder during weekdays. Value: 5/5. The prices are well below market value for Greenpoint, about $1-$2 less than other coffee bars. And they have so many mocktails under $10! Wow it's like 2018 in here!

Melissa A.

A friend hosted an event here, super cozy chill spot. Very esthetically pleasing, art all over the walls, most of it for sale. They had one of the cleanest and creative bathrooms I've been in. It's a fairly spacious place that also has a lovely yard with seating. It was raining, so not an option that day. The gentleman bartending and cleaning up were very pleasant and attentive. I had the the Mexican chilli margarita, he was different and tasty. Also tried the hibiscus margarita, not a fave but good. I would drop in to try their coffee if in the neighborhood.

Craig M.

We loved the atmosphere, very tranquil. Inside is softly lit with comfortable looking velvet furniture, and outside there's a quiet patio. My wife enjoyed her matcha latte, and I just had a standard peppermint tea. It's pretty cozy inside with all the furniture, so getting to the patio was a bit tricky with a stroller. The barista was friendly and even moved the furniture out of the way as we were leaving, including the couch someone was sitting on. I'd definitely recommend this as a place to unwind, and we'll be returning very soon.

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Beautiful spot in a bustling location in Greenpoint BK. We had no reservation this night but were…read morehappily taken in as walk-ins and shown to a table in the back. Ambiance was very romantic, modern and airy. One of the few tapas places in NYC that remind me of the delicious dishes I had experienced in Barcelona so was happy to be bringing my boys here to experience it. We ordered a bit of everything from the entire menu and really enjoyed them all but highlights for us were the creamy dreamy beef tartare, the slightly briney white anchovies, frizzled artichoke hearts, and tempura cod w/ a sun choke puree. Of course the Iberico ham was also steller. Great place for an intimate date night or for a group too. We will definitely be back.

I loved this restaurant for a wide range tapa menu! They have pre fixe offer where you choose any…read morepaella and get 6 tapas. While the chef selects which tapas come out, they were able to accommodate our request for two specific tapas which was nice. The paella was a generous portion for two. We loved the octopus and iberico, but honestly, all the tapas were delicious! The only downside during our stay is we had a reservation but we came right after the World Cup game had ended. So there was only one available table for us which was crammed in a corner. It was also very busy, so service was a bit slow that day.

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