A lovely little coffee and gift shop in the williamsburg area. Was in the area and stopped in for a…read morecold brew and a giant vegan chocolate chip cookie. Their cold brew was so delicious, especially with some liquid sugar and whole milk. The vegan chocolate chunk cookie is loaded with chocolate and tastes amazing. They also carry cute knick snacks and souvenirs. I purchased a handmade soap as well but was intrigued by their THC products. Very cute spot.

Super cute store with fun things to peruse while you wait for your drink. Seems like a good store…read moreto pick up gifts from! The matcha I got from their signature menu was amazing!! Truly one of my favorite matchas ive had. It came with coconut flakes that really set it off. It wasn't too sweet (I did get it without honey though) but the coconut matcha combo was perfection

I came here for an album release listening party, and I have nothing but good things to say. The…read moresound quality was amazing, great selection of records, and good options for drinks. The owner is also very friendly and passionate about the place, 10/10.

Came in the morning to get a quick espresso and get some work done on my phone. They have coffee…read morefrom Guatemala was really good! I also loved they had outlets behind the seats to charge your phone or laptop. They have many records books and cds. All nicely decorated the colors are vintage patterns and wide selection of music!

Actually some of the best matcha I have ever had - I'm still thinking about it months later. It was…read moreperfect amount of sweetness, creaminess, foaminess! Very kind barista, quiet coffee shop/book shop. Clean with fresh flowers on each table. This is a great place to come hang out and get some work done.

Cute bookstore with a cafe inside. The staff were nice. Love that they use Caffe vita beans. Came…read moreby to visit a friend who was taking part in the mini market. I would come back to visit if in the area.

Pricy but top notch Best café in the area short of Dolly's…read more(which occupies such hallowed ground it's beyond reviewing) I always get that coffee with the soybeans in it and it mooooves me

The Cobbler Bushwick Roaster is a women-owned, micro roastery, focusing on handcrafted coffee and…read moreartisan-made shoes! They also hold upcycling workshops, such as upcycling your Converses or Birkenstocks, to learning/practicing/developing one's own cobbling skills! We stopped by to get our caffeine fix and get some pastries. You can also purchase some roasted beans. Staff were friendly, and the space is clean and bright. +upcycling workshops +friendly service

I stumbled upon this used bookstore while looking for something to do as my cat got her dentist…read morevisit completed 2 blocks away. It's so lovely with a nice vibe. The music was at the perfect volume and it was very small and cozy. The espresso is terrible imo but the pumpkin cake makes up for it. I would love to come here again and I really admire the free book station outside. I wish I didn't live an hour and some change away or else I'd definitely come here again/ more often

I was just visiting Brooklyn for a night, and I wish I could have stayed longer - they have a great…read morecollection of books and an even better atmosphere. A great place to get some inspiration or a good conversation. I highly recommend.

About a 2-2.5: montemug coffee is a newer cute coffee shop that had just opened up in Williamsburg…read more- I was super excited to check them out while in the area, so we stopped by in the morning. They have coffee, and even some yummy pastries, too, like muffins and croissants - I absolutely loved their plain croissant, as it was warm, flaky, and buttery! Both chai and the matcha were very mediocre, which was disappointing. There was only one staff member, so there was a bit of a wait; she could have communicated better, as patrons were confused on whether to pay first, or to pay afterwards, as some parties were allowed to sit and enjoy their items first, and some parties were snapped at to pay up first - just weird and uncomfortable, and not sure what criteria was being used for this. Space is adorable with about 10 seats inside, and some seats available outdoors. +great warm croissants +avoid their drinks +indoor and outdoor seating available

Montemug: For the Coffee Enthusiasts…read more Stopped into Montemug and ordered the Kotor Café (inspired by the Montenegro region). It had a bold, rich profile but was incredibly smooth--easily one of the more memorable cups I've had in Brooklyn. The space itself is bright and welcoming, and the staff were warm and attentive. You can tell the owners (Evan and his wife) really care about what they're doing. If you're into thoughtfully crafted coffee, Montemug should definitely be on your list. I'll be back soon.

i'm very very tired of barely beige, milked out lattes and i'm so glad i stumbled upon this place!…read morei could actually taste the espresso in my drink. service was quick, friendly and they have plenty of seating -- though it's outdoor only. they also allow payment with venmo!

The coffee is very good and the service even better. Each time I've given a tip the barista says…read moresomething like "we appreciate you." Such a small thing but stands out. Laid back, eclectic outdoor space.

What's not to love? The store is airy, bright and beautiful. The people are so nice, the barista…read moreremembered my go-to order after only my first visit! Those mugs are just lovely and feel so good, especially on this 20 degree day when my hands were nearly frozen. New neighborhood spot for me!

Stumbled in on my way to the subway station and it was unlike any shop I've seen. I just came in to…read moreget something to drink, but they also have a selection of clothing items -- I didn't look too closely at them because it didn't seem like my vibe, but just the idea of having coffee in the front and shopping in the back is super modern and unique. I had to wait a bit for anyone to help me at the register. There was only one person working behind the counter, so I don't really hold it against them, but I'll say I was so close to leaving the store because no one had said anything like "I'll be right with you," or "So sorry about the wait." It was a weird moment in time where part of me thought I was invisible because it didn't even seem like anyone had seen me, from the employees in the store to the person behind the counter. I did end up sticking around, though, to get this matcha latte which I also thought was not as good as others I've had. The matcha flavor was decently strong, but more bitter than others. I also had asked for a shot of honey to be added to the drink which I thought would sweeten it for me, but I couldn't taste it at all. Super cool idea but would have liked a little more on the execution!