I've been to this establishment 3x's. I've grown accustom to the 2nd & 3rd time being…read moredisappointing from the 1st experience, this place is different. Each time I've placed the same order, plain bagel with onion & chive cream chess w/an ice coffee (side note I don't even eat cheese cream on a bagel). My 1st time here was when I tried onion & chive cream cheese. My usual order on a bagel is turkey bacon & egg. The ambiance of this place enticed me to change my order. I'm glad I did. Never imagined cream cheese on a bagel could be so damn good, and their coffee is something to savor. This place is amazing. Lastly I'll add this. I live some 13 miles away and stop here on my drive to the office which is another 2 1/2 miles from the cafe lounge.

Takeaway from this community centered cafe is always a hit!…read more The guava & cheese tart was, according to my Cuban friend from Miami, the closest thing to a pastelito she's had since she's moved here. We split it and I thought it was sooo delicious!! We also shared a coffee cinnamon muffin which stayed moist and was delicious + not too sweet. She enjoyed a coffee which is one of her favorites in the city. This space has breakfast, lunch and dinner available and the staff is always friendly. Excited to keep coming back and trying more of their menu!

Finding a coffee shop to work out of in this time of remote work is really challenging in many…read moreparts of Brooklyn. Most of the best places are too crowded to ever find a seat, and others are intentionally inhospitable to laptop parkers, for understandable reasons. Capitalism is a b*ch. I was hopeful when I saw photos of Nostrand Cafe's long bench that looked primed for coworking. Turns out said bench can get rather crowded, and you better hope your laptop battery holds up, because there are no outlets. I squeezed into a corner seat, but was happy to just hang out for an hour to work while I sipped on a matcha latte and ate my bibimbap. Which brings me to perhaps the most noteworthy aspect of this cafe. It's that they also serve Korean food. Find anything from kimchi fried rice to bibim gooksu and shin ramen on their menu. I also see now that they even sell soju, beer, and kombucha on tap, which I find a bit peculiar since they close by 5pm. I may add this to the coworking cafe rotation, but if anyone has cafe recommendations for a spot that's easy to work from and also serves savory food, I'm all ears.

Popped in for a breakfast wrap, added bulgogi and kimchi for extra flavor. Absolutely delicious and…read morefilling. Loved this take on a breakfast wrap! Interior is a decent size that includes multiple 2 person tables, a large communal table and a window ledge for solo seating. I also got an iced honey latte which was the perfect amount of sweetness. Service was nice and fast. I'd definitely return!

I really wanted to love this place, since it's in the neighborhood and has such a cozy interior,…read morebut it's just too expensive, in my opinion, for what you get. My partner and I came here on a weekend for lunch. The inside is very sleek, and has a lovely seating area that feels like someone's living room. We each got a beverage (I ordered the matcha latte) and split two dim sum dishes: BBQ pork buns ($11 for 2) and soup dumplings ($10 for 4). The food and my matcha latte were perfectly fine, nothing mind-blowing, but we were definitely still hungry after and the total came out to nearly $50 after tax and tip. I might also just be a bit biased, since I love dim sum and am familiar with what the same dishes would cost at a full-service dim sum spot in Chinatown. I'm curious to try some of their pastries still, since they have such interesting flavor profiles (salted yolk danish?), but I don't think I'll be returning for the dim sum.

Really excited to come back to this cafe that is serving up South East Asian flavors. Staff was…read morereally friendly and the atmosphere and interior is really cute and cozy. I dropped by because I was really interested in trying their pandan latte. Definitely pricier at $8 but their normal latte is $5 which is about average for the neighborhood. I really enjoyed the pandan latte. It had all the grassy and floral notes you'd expect. Definitely want to come back and try their all day dim sum.

"He did it again!" I yelled as I sipped my wonderfully made iced latte. I came in twice on a Sunday…read moreand was lucky to get two great iced chai lattes. The barista was super nice and quick to make the drinks. I will definitely be coming back!

I've walked by this cafe before and decided to take a peek at their instagram, which completely…read moresold my partner and I on deciding to come in for a date night. We were pleasantly surprised at how beautiful the small, intimate space of Che was. Despite the small size, the restaurant has table, bar and outside seating, so you can't go wrong. We chose to sit inside and were warmly greeted by the server who made recommendations and allowed us to try the weekly wines. If you're a vinophile with a funky palette, this is a must. I had a skin contact wine while my partner had the jungle bird cocktail which was INCREDIBLE. We then shared the sardine dish, which was served on fresh, crunchy sourdough covered in smooth, melt in your mouth ricotta, and the tuna crudo, which left us feeling full yet refreshed. The olive oil in this dish was the unexpected star, adding a rich yet not overpowering element to the fresh vegetables and tuna. I absolutely need to come back for their day menu and to see the staff again as our server was so nice and attentive! A great place for a casual, elevated bite and fun drinks.

Local coffee spot with great coffee, sandwiches and prices…read more They have the nicest most friendliest staff Great way to start your day Will always support them because the staff are so great They have a few tables inside, with counter seating and outdoor tables as well

Really good coffee shop on Myrtle with some solid breakfast and lunch sandwiches at truly…read morereasonable prices. I used not to come here bc they didn't open until 9am, so Peck's was my go-to for good coffee in the morning. However, Peck's food is the exact opposite. Wildly overpriced. Everything, even down to the pastries, is 25-60% higher priced than you expect. So Calyer is a much better option if you want anything beyond coffee. Really good for the Pratt students. I tried lunch for the first time this week. Got a burger and fries. The burger was really quite tasty and under $10; it was well-prepared and had solid portions. The fries, however, are the worst in the neighborhood. I get what they are trying to do, but they are bland (cannot hold salt), not even remotely crisp, and at $7, they are honestly ridiculous. I hated that I got them. Just get frozen crinkle-cut fries and charge $2 less. You're hurting your brand by serving these, especially for $7. The staff are super friendly and are always helpful when ordering. Always have a smile, so going with four stars instead of three, even though those fries were a hard one star.

Very cozy coffee shop with a small but excellent selection of food…read more Pros: Good service, the waiter was kind and spot on with bringing out our food on time and checking in with us. Great food, I had the breakfast plate which came with eggs, bacon and toast. Their eggs Benedict is also very good. Cons: Tables are slightly too small, and close to other tables. We were sitting right next to another small group.

This is a popular brunch restaurant in park slope. I was there at 1pm on Saturday and it was…read morecrowded. The service was fast. My waiter gave me the menu as soon as I sat. I highly recommend the Salmon Eggs Benedict. It was delicious and it was filling. I loved the two drinks that I ordered, coffee and mocha. The price is reasonable for that neighborhood.

Everything here is vegan and absolutely delicious! The pho was incredible! I seriously loved every…read morebite. The flavors are so fresh and comforting, and you can tell everything is made with care. Highly recommend this spot if you're craving something flavorful and wholesome.

My friend and I each had the General Tsoy Protein. We both enjoyed our meals that come with the…read morevegan protein, steamed brocoli, and white rice. The sauce was good. Instead of using chopsticks, I had to use a fork and knife to cut-up the protein pieces that were a bit large. Brocoli was perfectly steamed. Service was friendly though not around much to check in with us to see if we needed anything else. LuAnne's is a nice place to dine. We will be going back. Lots more interesting meals on the menu.

Super cute cafe with an awesome drink and food menu. Loved the bbq buns! Food did take a while to…read morecome out but you can't rush good food :)

Really excited to come back to this cafe that is serving up South East Asian flavors. Staff was…read morereally friendly and the atmosphere and interior is really cute and cozy. I dropped by because I was really interested in trying their pandan latte. Definitely pricier at $8 but their normal latte is $5 which is about average for the neighborhood. I really enjoyed the pandan latte. It had all the grassy and floral notes you'd expect. Definitely want to come back and try their all day dim sum.