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    Butler

    4.4 (178 reviews)
    Open 6:30 am - 5:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Moderate noise
    Dogs allowed
    Outdoor seating

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    Matcha latte
    Giselle B.

    My friend and i stumbled upon this cafe after going to brunch. The staff are very warm and welcoming and the interior was super cute! The food looked and sounded very good so i definitely want to go back and try it. My iced matcha was very good and it was the legit matcha because they used the bowl to whisk it (iykyk) and they gave me multiple ways to sweeten it or not. It was so refreshing on a warm summer day and i cannot wait to go back and try the food!

    Yogurt Granola Parfait (VG, GF, V**) (FALL)
    Gifty W.

    Cute little coffee shop with a decent variety of breakfast options. Seating is limited inside. I enjoyed my coffee and yogurt parfait. I expected a bit more from the empanada but I'd try other pastries next time.

    Corner seat and mini french toast bun
    Hannah Q.

    Lovely space! Awesome array of seating options but gets crowded very quickly. Breakfast sandwich was AWESOME. someone accidentally took my sandwich off the counter but the kind guy calling out names, and chefs remade my order in a very timely manner. Big shout out to the guy w the backwards hat. Mini french toast was perhaps dry but still very tasty. Matcha was ok

    Overnight Oats with a Cortado
    Jason W.

    Wonderful little coffee shop in Brooklyn's Williamsburg area. I am staying at the Moxy hotel which is just around the corner. Great coffee and breakfast. I enjoyed their overnight oats with a Cortado.

    Jennifer N.

    The rotisserie chicken sandwich was pretty good, chicken was very moist but i wish there was a sauce on it- it needed some aioli/chimichurri/mustard. The portion of the acai bowl was good but I wish it was more cold. The texture was more like a smoothie

    Bfast Sandwich
    Kenneth C.

    GET THE BFAST SANDWICH! Fluffy bread, creamy egg, crunchy bacon, fresh avo.... I want to buy another just describing it. My wife got the oatmeal and it was also good. It had a thick creamy texture. My favorite part is when you bite into the oatmeal and you feel oat smush between your teeth. Either is a great option. Coffee though... was mid. I tried the Tumeric and my wife tried a latte but it didn't have that wow effect. The food and pastries is whats good here. Service is cool (they can get busy but they'll get to you quick; be patient). Ambiance is chill too. Nice spot to grab a pastry/coffee and read, work on something or just sit outside and enjoy the views.

    Bacon and Egg Sandwich
    Adam M.

    I really enjoy Butler. I will say, everything is a bit pricey. Now, the food is great. My egg sandwich was brilliant. It's a good sandwich -- love a drippy egg. They also have great pastries. The staff behind the counter are kind. It's a lovely cafe. Just a bit pricey.

    Jasmine S.

    Ordered a matcha latte and petite French toast and sat for a while in the sun. Good vibes, lots of people working with their computer. Total bill was $14

    Jan 2023
    Sara Y.

    I came back with my friend. My friends bothered A long hair Spanish man's both cashier and barista with Irritating behaviors. (guess he didn't sleep?) I'm not sure because of that day, without smiling and no welcoming moods... I think the office has to think who's good for morning faces to the customers. I like this locations laid back styles but if my friends made it other ways I might stop coming... yeah it's Williamsburg, it's still Brooklyn...although many ppl from Manhattan moved in. :( I saw other day, one of the workers was Eating outside of food, it smelled so good when I asked the cashier, she told me it's from outside, not from there. okay, but I saw the long hair South American man was rude and knocking the windows, saying to the customers "NOT OUTSIDE Foods" all of the sudden. That made me scared to see. Instead of going to reach them politely.

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    Kseniia G.

    I come here often when I'm in Williamsburg. I love getting oat milk lattes here. And I want to note that the coffee here is very tasty. And the berry muffin definitely demands your attention.

    Iced latte with oat milk
    Christine S.

    This is the 3rd Butler location I've been to and my favorite. I typically get an iced oat latte, which is moderately good but not mindblowing. Butler's a good multipurpose spot - I can get work done with some background noise, catch up with friends, or grab a drink to-go at their takeout window. They have coffee, tea, pastries and other food, as well as indoor and outdoor seating.

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    Best cold brew in Williamsburg. Get the mini sausage roll, it's unreal. They also give my dog treats all the time.

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    Cute, bright, nice pastries and coffee!

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    Correctness/Taste (1-5): I thought the egg katsu alone was delicious, the sauce (yuzu mayo) made it…read moreeven better! I got it paired with the chicken sausage, which wasn't the best. If I were to do again, no sausage, I don't believe you need it for this sandwich. The chocolate milk is regular. - 4/5 Value (1-5): For what I got, I believe it is overpriced, even though it tasted really good, I don't know how many eggs are used to create the egg katsu, but $17 seems like a reach. There are other items on the menu that cost the same price but will make you feel more full. 3/5 Customer Service (1-5): The customer service was attentive and nice. 5/5

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