Best iced coffee I've ever had I seriously would go out of my way to get this, wish it were in…read moreBoston

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.

Nice coffee stop, cozy decor, plenty of seating, only some outlets. We got the macchiato and…read morecappuccino which both had nice foam designs, but the macchiato came with seltzer as a palate cleanser, which was interesting. Because we came late in the day, there were no sweet croissants left, but the chocolate cookie was soft and a good balance of sweet and salty. It's a quiet place to enjoy a little caffeine hit. The cups are branded which is a nice touch. They also sell coffee beans and swag. Bathroom is clean. If you need a place to take a break from the bustle, this is a good option.

Good vibe Service was pretty solid…read moreAmazing oat milk vanilla latte Wish it had more seating but overall good spot

They have some of the best pastries, sandwiches, and breakfast sandwiches in Brooklyn. Everything…read moretastes fresh and well made, and the bread is always top-tier. The bacon, egg, and cheese is simple but done really well, with a perfectly cooked egg, smoked bacon, and great bread that makes all the difference. Almost like biting into a cloud. It's located inside DeKalb Market Hall, right next to Trader Joe's, which makes it a super convenient stop. It's a little on the pricey side, but this is NYC, and the quality makes it worth it. My favorite item is their cranberry bread with salted butter and salami sandwich on their crusty Italian bread. Simple, classic, and so good.

I went to the one Upstairs from the DeKalb market Hall, and the tables were left Dirty! While the 2…read moreemployees were just Standing and Chatting! Me the Customer had to ask for a wet napkin with soap and I the Customer had to wipe and clean the table Myself! While the 2 workers were just Standing and Chatting. Very Inappropriate and Irresponsible and Completely Lazy! When I told them about the issue they said They Knew I he tables were dirty and when I came to complain they thought it was funny. Very Inappropriate and unprofessional and Irresponsible!

This is my favorite spot! the people here are so friendly and warm, and the food is the best…read morearound. they have such cute flowers and decorations and everything is clearly made with love! It's my favorite spot in the city to get a good bagel with lox. Everything is good quality and they genuinely care about what they are making and they make it a fun place to visit on my morning commute. give these good people your business!!!

I came here one morning after a workout class to grab some pastries to bring home. The space itself…read moreis cute and small, and there's a little sign with their adorable logo welcoming people in. Someone was waiting for their coffee that was being made, as I entered, and the barista did not look up or acknowledge me for quite some time. I stood awkwardly by the front, waiting to be greeted when someone else came in and stood in front of the counter next to me as well. After the barista was done, making the first person drink, he then helped the patron who came in after me and still did not acknowledge me. Finally, after that patron had been helped in their drink was fully made, did I get acknowledged. I ordered the cheddar chive biscuit, and almond croissant, and a plain croissant. I took my pastries home and heated up the cheddar rye biscuit to enjoy, which was dense, but could have been made better with some additional cheese melted on top. The almond croissant was freaking great!! Specifically the almond slices on top and the delicious sweet filling within. The plain croissant was good as well, nothing out of the ordinary. Cute little shop overall.

Super cute little coffee shop in the Gowanus area. The worker was very friendly and they have a…read moregood variety of drink options on the menu. There's also a cute little station to write notes etc. I recommended visiting if you're looking for a quick caffeine fix in the area.

No frills Cafe with fresh roasted and freshly ground beans, and friendly service…read more $3 double Espresso 8/10 It is robust, dark, smooth, and toasty. It tastes fresh and can pair well with milk. There is a full menu of espresso drinks like lattes etc but check with them to make sure they can do the steamed milk. If not, get your espresso and mix regular milk for the next best thing They are ready when they open and service is quick.

Do you drink coffee and/or know people who drink coffee? Then you should know about D'Amico…read more The shop isn't that much to look at, but they've got the good stuff for that perfectly legal, socially acceptable addiction you need to feed every morning. So for years, I've been grabbing friends by the scruff of their neck as they try to walk into Starbucks, and dragging them into D'Amico. Not on my watch. I bring them over, and watch as their eyes widen in wonder. I watched her marvel over the machine mixing and roasting beans in the back of the shop (used to be in the front). I watch them peruse all the options, finally picking a blend (organic, fair trade Sumatra maybe, or French Costa Rican). I listen as they and the helpful coffee guy discuss the type of coffee machine they have, and watch him grind the beans into a bag specifically for them. And then I allowed them to kiss my ring for showing them where they SHOULD be buying coffee. For the past decade or so, we've also been gifting a bag of coffee to a lot of our loved ones, because it's a useful gift that everyone can appreciate. You can do this too, and you don't even need to give me credit for the idea.

Only ordered a medium cappuccino. It was delicious. The lady behind the counter was so sweet. I…read moredidn't go to the garden to sit bc I was rushing but I peaked and it's cute. I'd go back. Sorry no photo.

Very rude older Asian woman barista who first gave me trouble for using the bathroom when I came in…read more- I'm two months post partum and was almost peeing myself - then made me a hot cappuccino on a 90 degree day saying she had asked me which she had not and would not even put it over ice. She said it cost two dollars extra! Let alone make me a new one.

Very good Guatemalan coffee shop in Gowanus. There are toy camioneta buses on the walls and Cost…read morePlus World Market-coded pillows that make me feel like I'm a digital nomad - all without even leaving Brooklyn! I had a cold brew with the tres lèches foam, which was delicious. I wouldn't have minded just eating a pup cup of the foam, if that were socially acceptable.

Really cute cafe! It's great for puppy watching just as much as it is for people watching. They…read moredon't have a huge menu but it's a good menu. The Dulce de Leche latte is fab. Can't wait to come back, drink more good coffee, and pet more cute doggos.

I'll always favor a non-chain coffee shop over other more corporate shops. Compilation Coffee…read moreoffers solid pour over options with great service and knowledgeable baristas. The space was well lit and modern, with plenty of seating options. My only complaint would be that price is quite high (compared to similar offerings across the country in my hometown of SF) but reading some of the other reviews maybe that's just coffee prices in Brooklyn? Worth checking out if in the area!

Honestly loved the five minutes I spent in here. It's a huge coffee spot with tons of seating and a…read moregreat and comfy vibe. I think three baristas interacted in some way with my order, and all of them were lovely. I ordered a vanilla latte and a chocolate croissant. For lattes they have a bunch of different flavors, from the regulars (vanilla, caramel, hazelnut) to specials like maple, honey, and lavender. My coffee was super pleasant, not bitter at all, and went down really smoothly. The vanilla flavor was present but not overpowering. My chocolate croissant was buttery and flaky and I ate her up on the way to the subway. I really wanted to try the almond croissant, but it seemed like they ran out by the time I got there at 11:30am, so it must've been good! I'm never in this area, but I would love to come back if I ever find myself here!

Pretty good! Wouldn't rush back here but glad to try it. Got their cold brew which was so…read morenot-bitter, it hardly had any taste! Very clean-tasting and yet, a little flavorless. Charming spot in the subway station.

The best cup of coffee I have ever had, no hyperbole. I asked the barista to surprise me. What I…read moregot was an americano that burst with fruit punch on the nose and had the distinct taste of grapes and mango (just like the description!). Uniquely delicious!