Cosy neighborhood coffee shop with attentive barista. We stopped in on a rainy Sunday while waiting…read morefor our reservation at the red hook tavern. I had a cortado made to perfection and a my fiance ordered a vanilla cappuccino that he felt was well balanced. They offer fresh breads, sandwiches and pastries as well. It's certainly a neighborhood gem and worth stopping by.

The store is very nice. My hubby got a regular coffee served on a cute lil plate and chocolate lil…read moremuffin. I got a vita coco. Everything was just great ...... The server was very inviting and I see this place as a kool vibe The ambiance of this place is very calm and cute I give this place a 9/10

I tried their Japanese style cold brew & it was one of the best! I tried my sister's lavender latte…read more& it was so fragrant + soothing to drink. Love their desserts as always - fav is the yuzu cupcake. Super nice staff. This time we came when it wasn't busy so got to sit inside & the decor is really nice.

What a cute and hidden little spot that Industry city offers…read more Was so happy to encounter this space and luckily I did because I saw so many people walking around with their matcha and the guided me to this amazing spot! The matcha is definitely premium quality which you could actually taste as soon as it touched your mouth their space is a little small but they definitely make it work Their soda was made from scratch and had the most amazing taste !! I would totally grab a drink here to go and walk around the many buildings/businesses that Industry city has to offer or I would stay and hang out in their sitting area where you can relax while you sip your drink

Great high quality snacks. Nice staff…read more And the space is very very old school Brooklyn. I wonder what it was before. You can see they kept the original walls,ceilings, floors, and bar that was here. All original items are rare nowadays. Hidden gem. Only thing is that they seem to have no AC. Even have fans on the ceiling but they aren't on.

GET THE NUT C00KIE!!!…read more and of course, an americano negro cool spot; will def go back

Wow!! I love this café It's right on the water, so the view is absolutely gorgeous. There's plenty…read moreof seating--great for working or studying, but also perfect for just hanging out since they have games like Jenga. The space is filled with beautiful art, and it's connected to a workshop or roastery, which adds to the charm. The drinks are lovely. Along with the standard coffees and teas, they offer a specialty menu inspired by Philippine flavors! The calamansi matcha was my absolute favorite--one of the best renditions of matcha I've ever had. It had a subtle lime-like sweetness, was lightly sparkling, and just so refreshing. I didn't get to try the treats this time, but they had chocolate chip cookies, ube cookies, and banana bread that all looked amazing. Loved the whole experience, and I'll definitely be back!

A newly opened coffee shop in Red Hook that my partner and I stumbled upon! Staff was very friendly…read moreand the Ube Cookie was fantastic. Cold brew very strong and was the caffeine fix I needed for a midday pick me up! A little pricey, but I definitely recommend swinging by.

I will forever hate and love my sister for introducing Poppy's to me. They have very well executed…read moresandwiches and pastry items that are consistent with NYC cost plus inflation. The scones are crunchy and soft with seasonal variations like rhubarb currently. It is 6 dollar a piece. My favorite passionfruit cookie is 4.50. I love a good sour fruit curd in between two soft buttery cookies. I also tried a few of their sandwiches with my favorite being roast beef farmed somewhere in upstate new year and tabled in Brooklyn with a horseradish sauce on a good baked bread. Now I have to fight the urge to stop by weekly.

The staff is always friendly and efficient. Poppy's have many interesting local items for purchase…read more(frozen and refrigerated) along with their regular food menu items. I'm not a huge fan of their cookies or brownies, but I do appreciate their seasonal pastries and especially their danishes and scones. I appreciate the seasonal change up of the menu and how they use fruits in season to create their pastries. Over the summer I really enjoyed their fig and cheesecake danishes. I don't find many bakeries baking with fig so this was a sweet surprise and they delivered! Their menu switch up each season keeps me intrigued. Their matcha is decent and usually my go to. However, I am not a fan of the soups. They tend to taste bland. However, if you're in the area it's still worth visiting. There is very limited seating.

The coffee and smoothies are really good. Very kind people who have been running the shop a long…read moretime. Always a joy to come in

When loyal customers are still waiting to line up at their local coffee shop, you know there's…read moresomething special about the place. Maybe it's the vast options on the menu or maybe it's that extra oomph from the staff remembering your name & order from being a regular. Regardless, the line was popping out the door, even til late morning. And even though it was busy, the owner came out to greet his regulars and I think THAT speaks volumes. I ordered a black sesame oat latte to go - perfect for the brisk autumn day. The service was quick... Within a few mins, I was able to enjoy my latte with epic views of the water & FiDi walking along the waterfront. I mean, tell me not that's not the perfect way to enjoy the fall in NYC on a weekend?!

Tried out this little coffee shop on Saturday and picked up drinks for my work team. I really…read moreenjoyed it. I got an iced decaf almond milk latte and it was delicious. Whatever brand they use for almond milk was good. I feel like it's hit or miss with alternative milks depending on the quality of product they're using. Everyone else seemed to enjoy their drinks as well. Cute little coffee shop. I didn't get to try any of the food because we were just there for drinks. Gave me total Portland vibes so I felt at home there. I would definitely go back.

Wow! What a nice place. We were pleasantly surprised by the vegan croissants. They were delicious…read more The staff member was extremely knowledgable and friendly. The coffee was on point - nothing like a good iced cortado on a hot summer day. The location is good - near trendy Carroll Gardens and not far from the BQE. You can't go wrong here.

A great cafe with an honorable mission. I enjoyed the cafe, spacious space, and overall ambiance.read more

After a cross country flight and landing in snowy New York. I wanted to get food that would re…read moreenergize me. And caffeine me up! This place hit both. I ordered seasoned fries, chicken sandwich, and a coffee. It hit the spot! Portions were large and the service was fast. The staff is also warm especially because it is snowing outside!

I've had an iced coffee every single day for all of my adult life and I can easily say this is some…read moreof the best coffee I've ever had! The cold brew is the perfect balance of bold but not super bitter, and the iced cortado is perfectly balanced. If you can get your hands on the elote cake, grab an extra piece because it's just THAT good. It tastes like a lightly sweetened cornbread that's moist and has real pieces of corn in it. It is the perfect compliment to a coffee and is a great pick if you don't want anything super sweet. They also have treats behind the counter for your pup, which my dog definitely enjoyed! I will be back for coffee and one (or two or three) more pieces of elote cake very soon!

Finding and spotlighting cafes in my neighborhood is pretty much my entire personality at this…read morepoint, so you can imagine my surprise when I returned to Brooklyn from weeks of work and personal travel and saw a new spot at the end of my literal residential block. Some would say it's too convenient and accessible to be true. I say that this neighborhood is ripe for all sorts of possibilities, and I am glad the owner (Daniel) sees this vision just as I do. This is a clean, bright, unpretentious spot serving high quality drinks and baked goods. Daniel is a sunset park local who grew up in the neighborhood and has perfected every little detail of this space himself. His enthusiasm is absolutely what the landscape has been needing for so long. I stopped by to grab myself an iced matcha and enjoyed talking about all the other things he has in store for the space. He offered me a taste of the strawberry milk. I generally avoid a lot of sugar but the taste was phenomenal without being overpowering. My drink was made with care, with just a dash of organic strawberry syrup, free of harsh dyes. It was exactly what I needed. Outside the space there is some outdoor seating for you to enjoy a peaceful moment to yourself. There is so much promise this cafe holds and delivers to the neighborhood. If you are a local or even just a commuter, stop by here and grab yourself a morning pick me up. You won't regret it.

Great Ethiopian spot on Governor's Island for lunch or a small bite to eat…read more They have outdoor seating only, with bench tables where you can enjoy the nice weather and birds chirping (weather permitting). The staff is friendly and after you order, they give you a number which they call out once your order is ready. We ordered: - Lentil Sambusa (2 pieces) - Crispy Chicken Caesar Wrap The lentil sambusa was warm and crispy on the outside and filled with flavor on the inside. The crispy chicken caesar wrap completely exceeded my expectations--the crispy fried chicken was delicious and the Romain lettuce, cherry tomatoes and shaved Parmesan complemented it very nicely. I don't like too much dressing, so I'd asked for the Caesar dressing on the side, which they kindly accommodated. I highly recommend you stop by for a tasty meal.

They were serving food during a race: the "NY Runs Ice Cream Social". The line was incredibly long,…read moreand things were not improved because they were incredibly slow. I got in line about 35 to 40 minutes before the race start, and didn't even get to order until 7 minutes until race start. At 2 minutes until race start I asked about the wait time, and they said it was still going to be a few minutes, so I asked if I could get a refund instead because I needed to get to the Start Line (which is roughly 2 minutes away). Then they said, the guy was literally finishing it, so I waited 30 more seconds, he handed me the sandwich, and I had to run for the start. Despite having gotten into the line with dozens of minutes to spare. Food itself, an egg sandwich, was fine, but I didn't really get to enjoy it, as I was literally running as I ate it.