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    Bond St Coffee and Goods

    4.3 (46 reviews)
    Open 7:00 am - 4:00 pm

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    Outdoor seating
    Dogs allowed

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    The Lucali Burger, this burger is insane!
    Bill S.

    Bond St. Coffee & Goods sounds like a small coffee shop. What the name doesn't say is they are making one the best burgers in New York City. I'm a simple man and I like a really good burger. I'm not talking about a Wendy's baconator but what I crave is cheff'd up burger. Different meat blends, funky buns, let's get wild! The Lucali burger being served here is crazy. Let's sing it: Two All Beef Patties, Special Sauce, Lettuce, Cheese, Mustard, all on a sesame seed bun Messed you up didn't I? We're in Brooklyn, not Jersey! Who in the heck puts mustard on a burger?! Regardless of the multiple condiments, it works. The Lucali Burger is a spin on the typical backyard burger but it's really worthy to take on Josh Capon with his champion winning burgers. (Which I had, his burger is insane) The Lucali burger is juicy burger. That first bite puts you in a carnivorous coma. They got the blend right and that homemade sesame seed bun is terrific. Eating this burger was a challenge. I walk in and order lunch. I forgot that NYC is a step behind Long Island. You walk in, order and GTFO. No loitering, no sitting, no touching, nada. My burger comes out, I thank the cashier and sit outside in the freezing cold. I guess that's the price to pay, you want the best? Deal with the cold or wait until spring. Either way, it's worth the trek to Bond St. Coffee & Goods. Amazing burger, trust me.

    Egg wrap
    Kristi W.

    Fantastic egg wraps for breakfast! Cute shop with lots of solid options. They even had Truff hot sauce when eating in! Will be back to try sandwiches for lunch!

    the sun setting over a city
    Yuk L.

    Bond City Coffee is my goto spot when I stay jn this area. Morning coffee comes from here when I decide not to make coffee or tea. Great indoor and outdoor seating. The menu includes lunch items that look pretty good. The staff here are great folks!

    Honey Eggplant Sandwich And Fries
    Ryan F.

    Visited Bond St Coffee And Goods for coffee and food on Monday afternoon. A comfortable spot to grab lunch and maybe get some work done. Quality: Solid food, disappointing coffee. I started with an Iced Coffee, which was way too bitter. Probably better to skip iced coffee here. The Honey Eggplant Sandwich with eggplant, broccoli rabe, and burrata was very tasty as were the crisp fries. Quantity: Smaller sizes, but plenty for lunch. Value: $4 for an Iced Coffee. $11 for the Honey Eggplant Sandwich. $5 to add Fries. Ambiance: Bond St Coffee And Goods is located in a large apartment complex in Gowanus. It is a modern coffee shop and cafe that also looks like it could shift into a bar in the evening. A few tables inside and out, as well as a short bar. Music was played at a low volume, allowing guests to work and read. Crowd: A few folks working and a rush at lunch. Service: Fast and friendly. Parking: Decent street parking.

    avocado egg sandwich
    Elizabeth P.

    Enjoyed my breakfast this morning from Bond St Coffee & Goods. Delivery was quick. My Avocado Egg Sandwich was a great way to start my morning. The fluffy well seasoned eggs, tasted wonderful with the creamy avocado and peppery arugula. It was the perfect combination of flavors.

    The Classic (bacon, egg, cheese, arugula). Bacon was quality and delicious
    Dana L.

    Great service, great sandwiches (the bacon egg and cheese with arugula was top-notch) and I'm very happy we walked here in the rain to order food.

    Eggplant*Burrata*Spicy Honey = AMAZING
    Alexis B.

    This cafe is delightful. I've experienced their food, beverages, and service - 5 stars across the board. The staff are always attentive and kind. Their coffee is delicious and affordable. I just had their burrata&eggplant sandwich with spicy honey ..Oh.My.Goodness! Flavor-town! I highly recommend this local business for anyone who is looking for a tasty meal & delicious coffee.

    Eggs are easy to cook... but cooking them to perfection is an artwork.
    Cody C.

    Not only is this place serving up amazing coffee with the nicest people in the world they can also crank out great food. If you haven't you better start living and GO!

    Joseph P.

    Very nice little cafe, newly opened. Very clean, sleek and modern. Wonderful corner location with floor to ceiling windows allow for great people watching on Brooklyn street life drifting past. Relaxing music, books, plants and a variety of seating options add intimacy. The baked goods look wonderful, although I did not indulge. Based on location and ambiance alone, this corner cafe will succeed. Best of luck!

    Place had 2 people inside and I ordered a sandwich to-go at 4pm. They were out of the one I picked, so I said no problem and ordered their special for the day, chili, instead. Anyway, 25 minutes and $13 later I got my cup of chili but when I eventually opened the bag I found just a fork and knife to use lol I come here a fair amount because it's the only place like it for several blocks in all directions and obviously they know it. They don't care, and you'll order from them anyway. Whatever. Nice people working the counter though, very friendly.

    Honey Eggplant Sandwich
    Melissa E.

    I went here the other day for lunch and was not disappointed. The staff is really friendly and helpful. I got an iced coffee (I drink them all year round) and really liked it. For food, we got one of their massive cinnamon rolls with yummy icing (warm it up, it makes it perfect). Also got the heirloom tomato toast with burrata and balsamic on realllllly good ciabatta bread. And I got the honey eggplant sandwich with burrata, which had just the perfect honey flavor that wasn't too overpowering. Make a stop here or order delivery from here for sure!

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    I purchased a plain bagel with butter and a cup of coffee and it cost $9.00. I think that was a bit much.

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    Very solid cafe. Delicious breakfast, great salads and lunch. Quality coffee, too. Find myself continually going back for more!

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    Yes yes yes to gluten free breakfast sandwich options! All about it since my husband has celiac. Get in our bellies Thanks guys!

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    Fantastic sandwich shop. Great portions. Fries were still crispy after delivery. Creative and classic

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