Overall rating: 4.7…read more I've been here a few times any chance I'm in the area. While I don't have pictures, they have a great happy hour and backyard when it's warm outside. The staff is super friendly & definitely will be back.

Great neighborhood combination bakery and bar…read more Who knew that you need to visit a bakery/bar? The room is comfortable and inviting. The cocktails are creative and very good. The service is attentive.

Me and my boyfriend had been passing this for a while and always wanted to stop on. So we finally…read moredecided to! First of all this place is so cozy and cute and has the cutest decor and book options all around. I thought it was just a wine bar but during the day they have eats and coffee/ matcha/ coco. I had the cocoa and he had the cafe au lait. We both enjoyed them. We both got an egg sandwich with sausage added and it was delicious and filling. I couldn't even finish my sandwich. We also tried the jammy egg toast which was good but I'd probably skip that next time. Or just get it on its own because after the sandwich I didn't feel for anything else! We sat inside for about an hour and did some chatting and reading. Staff are helpful, friendly and welcoming!

Word of Mouth is such a great addition to the neighborhood. The vibes are great and everyone I've…read moreinteracted with there is super sweet. They have coffee and light breakfast/lunch in the morning and cocktails and wine in the late afternoon and evening. They have a good happy hour too! Service is very friendly and willing to help you with any questions you have in the menu. Will be coming back so soon!

Yummy fluffy pancakes! I loved the dulce de leche butter top, they were so airy and only needed a…read moredrizzle of syrup. The bacon was nice and crispy, the eggs were flavorful. The star is really the pancakes, the eggs and bacon are good but nothing you couldn't get from another cafe or diner. The reason I'm giving it 4 stars is because it was so expensive!! I know this is NYC but $20 for run of the mill pancakes eggs and bacon from a coffee shop feels kind of insane to me. I remember this the last time I went here for the kimchi fried rice, but it's always a good amount of food but not a generous portion for just slightly too much. Even if they knocked a couple dollars off I'd feel better. Yummy, but I live right nearby and this is one reason I don't find myself stopping by as much as I should.

The horchata late sucked: watery and incredibly acidic…read more Good food though. The shrimp tacos were delicious.

This is my go-to coffee shop when I'm working remotely or need a little pick-me-up while running…read moreerrands. Favorites on the Menu: - I love their chai latte. For breakfast, I order the avocado toast (minus the almonds) or a bagel. The Space: - Clean and well-maintained - Indoor tables and outdoor seating - The baristas are friendly Good to Know: - Tea comes with a free refill - Wi-Fi is strong in the front, but it can get weaker toward the back - Be sure to grab a stamp card. After a few drinks, you'll earn a free beverage Overall, give this cafe a try!

This is going to be a quick one but sometimes those are great am I right? So I was down in the…read moreLittle Caribbean on a work assignment and before the day got underway the Team Lead offered up some coffee for the rest of us and I'm not one to refuse a hot cup of coffee on a cold winters day. This work we were doing was outside and I was glad to be wearing the thermals that day. So into Little Roy Coffee we went and I had to say that the overall vibe of the place appealed to me. In the front were several tables and people were working on their laptops so I am assuming that there was some kind of complimentary Wi-Fi signal to partake in. The counter itself was sizable and had some snacks for customers to purchase as well but for me it was all about a simple cup of coffee. The staffer served me quickly and this made sense since all I was getting was a regular coffee. No macha docka swirling cinnamon essence with mint leaves and such. Easy peezy lemon squeezy. The station for sugars was off to the side so I prepped mine to spec and moved along over to the work site. This seemed like a good place to chill and have some conversation with friends or colleagues and since the coffee hit the spot for me on this super cold winter day they got a Yelp out of my all too brief experience. Hey one can always use an additional Yelp review on their profile and I love sharing photos from pretty much everywhere I go. Thanks for a good experience Little Roy, I can't say if I will ever be back here as the Little Caribbean is not an area that I frequent at all but you did good and others should know this.

this latte was incredible. its a cinnamon latte with coconut milk that tastes earthy, spiced, and…read morerich. it was $8 and a pretty large size. inside the cafe is adorable- lots of seats and board games. the service was incredible, i didn't realized hours changed in the winter and it closes at 5 now instead of 7, i got there 2 minutes before closing and the barista was incredibly accommodating. service was quick- my latte was ready in a few minutes. i would definitely recommend visiting drip cafe.

I don't have extensive experience with patties. This was my first time trying Haitian ones and wow…read more A standard (very high) was set. Absolutely delicious!

Came with a group as a walk-in during the World Cup games, it only took five minutes to be seated…read more Very lovely interior and great decor! The food was good according to all guests, including the ones who recommended we eat here as it is one of their go-to place

TL;DR version- Some high highs and some very low lows. Hot Figs was a fun app. By a mile, the soups…read morewere the favorites, so I would recommend the Pepián or Caldo Tlalpeño Rojo. Nice happy hour and a large chocolate drink selection I was at this unique Guatemalan (ish) restaurant a while back with one of my groups. I said "ish" because the menu has dishes from all over, ranging from sandwiches to BBQ ribs to Guatemalan and Mexican soups. It's out there, and even though not everything works that well, it's fun, and if you can't find something you want to order here, you probably shouldn't go out to restaurants. There was also live jazz music that night, which was loud but nice to listen to. Since it was happy hour, a bunch of us got drinks. I went with a maracuya margarita, which was decent; someone else had a jalapeño margarita, someone had a beer, and someone had a mojito. There were a few nice hot sauces on the table, with the red one reminding me of salsa macha as it had a smoky kick and a spicier green sauce reminiscent of ají verde. They gave us some complimentary blue corn chips and a very mild black bean dip, which was tasty enough and hard to complain about, as it was free. From the appetizers, we got the Hot Figs for $15.95, consisting of honey goat cheese, corn tortilla chips, and plum + pumpkin seeds. This was a unique and fun blend and reminded me more of something you would find in a wine bar. The mix of sweet and salty, with a bit of crunch from the seeds, was nice. This was good, and I would recommend it for a table rather than for a solo diner. There was also The Zingy Salad for $21.95, featuring zucchini spirals, yuzu, tomato, onion, cilantro, pumpkin seeds, and a jalapeño infusion. $18.95. The salad was fine with a bit of crunch and a mild spiciness. It was fine, though a bit wet, for lack of a better word. The best dishes of the night were the soups, which each had its own distinct flavor profile. My sight presence went to the Pepián for $21.95, consisting of chicken, pumpkin/sesame seeds, green tomatillo, cinnamon, cumin, black pepper, carrots, chili coban/pasta/guaque, and potato + rice. There was plenty of tender chicken inside, with the soup having a nice roasted flavor with some spice and a bit of sourness. The potatoes and rice on the bottom added more sustenance to this dish. Almost equally delicious was the Caldo Tlalpeño Rojo for a dollar more with shredded chicken, tomato, black pepper, garlic, onions, peas, chickpeas, corn, achiote, chipotle, Monterey jack cheese, and crunchy blue corn tortilla chips. By comparison, this was a bit heartier, with the melted cheese and shredded tortilla chips inside, similar to soups found in Mexican cuisine. While I also liked the mix of veggies a bit more in this one, as it added a bit more texture, I still slightly preferred the flavor of the other soup, as I usually prefer a bit more spice. The rest of the food was fine. The TPC sandwich for $19.95 with chicken, peanut butter, coconut cream, ginger, cilantro, pickled carrots, and lime was fine. For the number of ingredients, I found it a bit sweet, likely from the cream and the peanut butter mix. The bread was nice, but it also fell apart. It came with a nice side salad with a good vinaigrette. The most expensive at $24.95 were the Slow Cooked BBQ Ribs, consisting of baby back ribs with rice and beans. The ribs were almost a bit too tender as they lacked any bite, which was nice, but the sauce was a bit too generic tasting, reminding me of Sweet Baby Ray's or something similar. The rice and beans were standard. This was also OK. Next came some dessert. There was first the $12.95 Rosemary Churros served with dulce de leche & chocolate dips. While I'm not sure if it worked, the rosemary did add a unique smell and a bit of flavor, and at least it wasn't generic. The churros themselves were hot, and the sauces were standard, with my preference being the dulce de leche. I also ordered a Champurrado for $7.95, which was fine. It wasn't as thick as I expected, though perhaps the style is a bit different than the champurrados I rarely buy from Mexican street carts. The chocolate flavor was very nice, though, and I like that it wasn't too sweet. Another person got a $4 Alfajor, which I got a bite of, which was standard. This place is a bit hard to rate. The two soups were wonderful, I liked the appetizers, and I found a couple of the other dishes just OK. Overall, it was a good meal, but I'm not craving to go back. This would be the perfect 3.5, but I'll round up as that doesn't exist.

What an absolute gem of a coffee shop. This place feels almost magical the moment you walk in. It…read morehas such a warm, inviting atmosphere that makes you want to stay and enjoy every second. Everything was spotless, beautifully arranged, and filled with charm. You can tell they truly care about creating a special experience for every customer. The attention to detail, the peaceful vibe, and the overall beauty of the space make it unforgettable. The server was amazingly kind and welcoming, which made the experience even more special. It's rare to find a place that feels this clean, welcoming, and unique all at once. Brooklyn is lucky to have such a wonderful spot. I highly recommend stopping by if you appreciate great atmosphere, comfort, and a truly memorable coffee shop experience. Loved my matcha

Bomberino is a café and wine bar in one…read more This super cute coffee shop is on the pricey side. I paid a little over $7 for a chai latte, which felt a bit steep. The space is small, with a few seats inside, including some by the window and a few at the bar. There is also outdoor seating when the weather is nice. The vibe is cozy and stylish, but it can feel tight when it gets busy. Great spot if you are catching up with a friend or grabbing a drink to go. It is not ideal for getting laptop work done, since seating is limited and it does not have a workstation feel. Overall, worth a visit if you are in the PLG are and could go for a drink.

Grabbed a small black coffee to go. I'm no coffee expert though I thought it was excellent. Pricing…read morewas solid at about $3 for the cup. They have a cute courtyard area. Lots of tables but all of them were occupied. Service was quick.

My friend suggested this cafe, and I can see why. It's a nice spot to get good food and delicious…read morecoffee. It's been pretty humid, so I got a caffe ghiacco (apologies for the spelling if that's incorrect) and a breakfast sandwich. The coffee was absolutely refreshing! It was an iced espresso with almond milk. Simple ingredients but of high quality. And I liked that it wasn't overly sweet. The breakfast sandwich was yummy, too. It was a soft boiled egg sliced in half with cream cheese on focaccia. I get eggs are expensive, but for the price of $13, I wish it had a little more like sliced tomatoes included. You could add meat or avocado for an additional cost. There's a few seats inside, and plenty more outside. The back patio has plenty of tables for 2 people, and a few out front. The group tables are inside. I sat in the back, but noticed a bunch of mosquitos coming out from a crack in the wall, so I moved to the front. I'm one of those who attract mosquitos, so if you're like me, then sit inside or out front. The ambiance on a workday is pretty quiet. Many of the patrons have laptops and were taking work calls. There's a sign stating no laptops on weekends, which is nice. And the people who work there are friendly and efficient. My order came out quickly. I recommend this place if you're nearby and want a really good cup of coffee.