I don't go to coffee shops, and I was reminded why…read more Drinks: 1/5 We ordered the Espresso Shot 1 and the Chai Latte. The Espresso Shot 1 was unexpectedly sour like the kind of sour you expect from expired coffee. There are special notes including rhubarb, so maybe that was on us to order this shot, but we didn't expect a beef jerky-like aftertaste. My friend could not finish it, so I asked for a replacement shot--the Expresso Shot 2--and the staff were kind enough to offer it to us free of charge. This shot was also just as sour, with notes of passion fruit. There are no other espresso shot options, and both shots are $5-6 each. The Chai Latte tasted just like the concentrates I would get from supermarkets. When I finished my cup and peered at the bottom for any spice residue, I found the grainy texture you'd find in said supermarket concentrates. Service: 4/5 The people were incredibly friendly and welcoming. For a busy coffee shop, they were prompt in fulfilling any special request, such as an expresso shot replacement. Atmosphere: 2/5 This is a cute coffee shop with a warm interior! It has a modern and cozy aesthetic, and it was very pleasant to sit here for half an hour. We were fortunate to even have seating, though, because there was a line out the door and not enough tables for all patrons. The tables were low to the ground and close to other tables. I would recommend this place to people who need a quick shelter from the cold. I wouldn't recommend the drinks to anyone, and the line is not worth it. Final rating: 2.33/5 (rounded down to 2 on Yelp)

After a run at Prospect Park this past Saturday morning, we stopped by Villager for coffee. I…read morewasn't expecting much, but I was pleasantly surprised upon walking in since I saw their wall of beans for sale. They carry beans from DAK Coffee Roasters, which is one of my favorite roasters from Amsterdam, along with Sey Coffee and other roasters known for their high-quality beans. I grabbed a bag of DAK beans, which came with a free single-origin drip. It was honestly great for drip -- clean, not watery, and nicely fruity and juicy. It was pretty busy, so I skipped the pour-over this time, but I'd definitely come back to try it on a calmer time of the week. If I'm looking to stock up on good beans, I know I'll be back at Villager.

I stopped by for an Iced Black Tea ($3.75) on a hot day. The tea was standard and the cup was…read morecompletely filled with ice. If it wasn't such a hot day, I would've been more upset. Despite that, I do love this space. There's plenty of seating including a large shared table in the back. There's also an outdoor patio as well. Plus, the AC was blasting in here. It's a great spot to do some work on your laptop or just sit and chat.

This is a cute little cafe and an oasis from the heat. My friend and I stopped here for a quick…read morerefreshing drink. We both got iced teas. They don't sweeten it fyi so if you want that, definitely ask

The Chai latte here was terrible. No chai taste at all, not even milk, the entire drink just tasted…read morelike water. Inside there's a bit of seating but definitely more grungy vibes. Service was fine.

I came here cos there was a half an hour wait at little egg. They were pretty empty at 11am on a…read moreSunday and it was a lovely day outside. They took my order immediately and the coffee took about 5 mins to make. They have a long bar at the batista counter I love the colors of the space and the bathroom was super clean. they have a large patio seating area in the back as well, It would be lovely in the summer time! I sat out front in the sunshine- the coffee was the perfect touch :)

THE actual * B O M B * A not-to-be-missed sliver of a spot w…read moreexcellent caffeinated bevvies + a tasty selection of freshly made baked goods. Considered ordering one of the deliciously fragrant rose / lavender lattes, but ended up w an Island Breeze - a creamy dreamy espresso float over chilled coconut water. Initially thought, hmmm, this could go so wrong, but to my delight was perhaps the tastiest beverage I have ever consumed.. Am finding myself drawn back every day this week... Anticipating withdrawl this wknd when it's time to go back home. Bonus!: Secret nook hangout w games & pillows also delightful. Each server I encountered was fabulous. This place is A TOTAL GEM!

The sign got me! I was running to find a matcha latte before heading to the train station. There…read morewas a sign outside the store promoting a cherry blossom matcha latte and I was a sucker for it. The place is narrow with a few seats in the front near the door. I was told by another customer that the stairs lead to a nook upstairs where one can work or study. You couldn't tell from outside. The person working the counter is was so sweet. The special drink wasn't on their general menus but they had it prepared plus it already comes with oat milk. The drink was actually fruity plus it had actual flowers in it. It was a nice balance of sweet and floral. This could be a nice cozy place to work in the future.

Keepin it real out here in Brooklyn It honestly has…read moreeverything for someone who likes to do work in cafe. I think wifi was kinda wack, but service and food and drink were pretty decent. It's not easy to find a space to sit and do work in a lot of neighborhoods now so it's nice to have something like this

I've been getting coffee and pastries at this location on occasion, mostly because it is…read moreconveniently located near two different subway stops. In fact, I even had a loyalty card, and while prices are high I appreciated the variety of pastries, baked goods, and sandwiches they offer. The place is welcoming, and it has two comfy leather sofas alongside a long communal bench and a few small tables. However, they recently changed their loyalty point system from a card to an electronic system. I asked if they could enter my loyalty points into the new electronic system, and they said they couldn't, for reasons that I could not understand. So, I lost all the points I had accumulated; and with that the reason to support this business.

Definitely a cute spot to do work. Plenty of space with tables near outlets and WiFi. I came in…read moreduring the middle of the week and it was quite empty which was great. Summer is soon approaching and while it was only a little warmer today than usual, they had the AC on full blast lol s In terms of food/drinks, they have the typical selection. I had the chocolate croissant which was pretty good however my chai latte wasn't. Overall, I would keep this place in my back pocket when I feel like leaving my cave and working in public.

I came here to do some writing and I have to give them credit for being a coffee shop in Brooklyn…read morewith ample seating that closes as late as 6. I got a corn cheddar muffin and it was delish, very cool vibe inside, but dang their music is blasting ! Whoever's on aux loves them some Tyler. Would be awesome to hang with friends and chat, but a little too loud for working. It's a lovely local watering hole though.

I am officially obsessed with Devocion coffee and have stopped buying all other brands. I love the…read morefreshness of their beans, I make sure to stack up monthly with a few bags. Their Toro blend is my fav with notes of cocoa, cherry and almond. Their cafes are stunning, it feels like you're outside in nature in the middle of the city. The live plants decorating the space is a beautiful touch. I hope to see more shops popping up around the city, they are definitely my go-to cafe.

I came here Tuesday mid morning because I was absolutely starving and needed a breakfast pastry and…read morea place to do some work. This is a really cute café that has gorgeous leather furniture, lighting fixtures, and cool plants everywhere, very modern looking. The music they play here is great too. I was a little disappointed to see that their food menu was quite limited, and by that time of day, there was really only one savory option that stood out to me, the Parmesan and leek pastry. I ordered this and had the barista heated up for me, as well as print out a receipt because this is how you access the Wi-Fi. I sat in the corner along the wall on a wooden bench and attempted to do work on one of the small metal tables. The tables are quite low, so this really isn't a great place to get a ton of work done in my opinion, as well as the fact that the Wi-Fi only works for 30 minutes and after that, you need to go back up and get another receipt for a code. I was also a little disappointed in the pastry itself, as it wasn't fully heated and was a little too greasy for me. I can't speak on the coffee here, but it did look like they provide high-quality options. Vibes and aesthetic are high but I can't say I'd come here again.

Cute little place together grab a coffee or a drink. Loved…read morethat they have tables that have signs that say "No Laptops." That keeps people from overstaying and helps those that want to grab a coffee and chat for a bit. CA should definitely start doing that. Most coffee shops have no tables due to everyone staying for an extended time. I got the basil lemonade that is seasonal. It was interesting to say the least. Wasn't a huge fan but was refreshing. Sad that we went after having a meal. Their food looked delicious. Next time when in NY, going to try and stop by to get some of their food.

I love Kos. The bread here is great (i have gotten it as butter toast with jam), although as a…read moresandwich it can be somewhat difficult to bit through the edges, haha. The egg salad is amazing though. The vibes here are always good, and there is outdoor seating. If you're working from here, just note they have laptop time sectioned off during certain hours, and even though their WiFi is titled "fast," i did not have that experience. Maybe there were too many people on the network. Great neighborhood cafe! I came here to read one day though and had a lovely afternoon.