I had the best coffee of my life here. I ordered the cold Vienna. It was so good. Pretty little…read moreplace and nice baristas too

Had a $5 promo on inkind so I gave this place a "shot" hahaha get it? Ok sorry. The Totoro was…read morephenomenal - 5 stars for that alone. My boyfriend had the Dayglow F09 handbrew, which was good but not $13 good - it was kind of watery. But I loved mine and will be back for more specialty drinks. Everyone working here is also exceptionally nice!!

I had such a great experience at this café! I ordered a burger with tater tots and everything was…read moreabsolutely on point. The burger was fresh, juicy, and not greasy at all just really well made. The tater tots were crispy and delicious without feeling oily, which I really appreciated. The atmosphere was just as good as the food comfy, relaxed, and full of a really nice vibe that makes you want to stay and enjoy your time. On top of that, the service was amazing. Everyone was friendly, attentive, and made the whole experience even better. Definitely a spot I'd go back to!

I love all the art the walls. And there's so many places to sit, you can find your own little…read morecorner to do work. There's two bathrooms which is nice. And I gotta say, the bartender is doing work. He's the only one working and the whole place is filled up and he manages it very well. They have food and drinks, mocktails included. I love it here. It's very cozy and homey. But just remember to be courteous, that this is a business so it's okay to do work here but if you're gonna be chilling for a while make sure you're getting some drinks every hour or tipping the 'tender. Also careful with some of the hot drinks they can be really.... hot. I burnt the roof of my tongue on my hot cider drink.

Great third-wave-style coffee. We loved the cold brew and the espresso tonic. Cute little spot, not…read moretoo much seating, but we got our items to go so it was no problem. The staff were so friendly too.

Great spot for a late afternoon pick me up! Didn't get to try any of their pastries but the iced…read moreteas were refreshing.

I had brunch here and it was SO good! They do such a great job bringing Japanese influence into…read moreboth the food and the atmosphere without it feeling forced. Everything felt really thoughtfully done, and the staff was super nice. We were initially seated in the sun, but when we asked if we could move, they were really accommodating and happily reseated us somewhere more comfortable. Great food, great atmosphere, and genuinely friendly service. Would definitely come back!

Rule of Neglecting the Thirds…read more The space is truly iconic. Rule of Thirds occupies a fantastic warehouse in Greenpoint, and the architecture is a major part of the experience. N Architects worked with the industrial character of the building rather than against it: huge volume, high ceilings, long views across the room, and a controlled roughness that makes the place feel very Brooklyn. The food is more irregular. Everything is designed to be shared family-style, which makes dinner fun, particularly with a group. The Fish Sando is extraordinary: hake, butter roll, salsa verde, and somehow exactly the right proportions. The shishitos are excellent too. The Yaki Onigiri, on the other hand, were surprisingly dry and heavy. Not terrible, but not something I would order again. The sake selection is impressive. One of the pleasures here is asking the staff to bring a few different bottles to taste before choosing one. They have happily done this for us, and it can turn ordering sake into a great part of the dinner. What is strange is how inconsistent this experience can be. On different visits, with similarly sized groups and substantial bills, the range of sake offered for tasting has varied enormously. On our last visit, for reasons we never understood, someone apparently decided that we were on a budget and offered us only the least expensive options. We eventually found one we liked, so no harm done, but it was a peculiar assumption to make. Then there is the Rule of Thirds problem. We were a party of three, but throughout the meal the service repeatedly behaved as though we were a party of two. For the sake tasting, two glasses arrived. Dessert was shared, but only two spoons appeared. We pointed it out several times, yet somehow it kept happening. It was annoying for all of us and particularly uncomfortable for the third person, who understandably began to feel singled out. Perhaps it was an unusually off night. But after our last dinner, it has been renamed as the Rule of Neglecting the Third, and honestly this might be the reason to not coming back.

I ordered through the Molly app today, but i didn't really know the exact name of the drink. So I…read moreended up ordered a premium jasmine milk tea with jasmine whipped cream. When I went to pick it up, one of the staff members kindly pointed out that they actually have a drink called snowy jasmine, which is basically the same as what I ordered. Since my order came out to around $12, she patiently explained everything to me and even helped process a refund, then reordered it for me as the Snowy Jasmine instead. I ended up saving a couple of dollars, which I really appreciated. It might not seem like a big amount, but the fact that she took the time to let me know and help me fix the order really stood out. This is the best service I've experienced at 8ave so far!

My review is way too late... apparently it's no longer Molly Tea. It's now operating as a…read more"question mark". RIP. Great marketing (Molly emblem), beautiful packaging (the pink cups, bags) and kudos to their media team for creating the hype. If you love strong Jasmine flavor, this is your spot.

Food/drinks: delish! Got the coconut coffee and it was very strong!…read more Atmosphere: really stunning atmosphere with high ceiling, art, and huge windows Has couch seating inside and small tables outside Service: friendly and quick! Price: $8 which is to be expected in NY lol

Vibe/ambiance: clean, modern Service: standard…read more Items ordered: matcha latte: milky blackberry matcha: way too sweet

Late night full service coffee with the nicest staff and fantastic dessert…read more Qahwah House is a homey coffee shop that honors Yemeni roots, culture and tradition in the decor and curated menu. We got the Khaliat Almahi- heat it up!! alongside two teas. Service was fast and the honeycomb dessert just melts in your mouth.

Excellent Spring Day!…read more Lunch with Female friends from Finland today! I had the 2 Vegetable Sambosa's and 1 Cheese Sambosa ( see photo ) for Lunch in Williamsburg, Brooklyn Food = 8.5 Delicious.., however very small size portions.., I've tasted larger Middle Eastern Sambosa's in my hometown Chicago. Also, they don't serve sandwiches.., Muffins., Danish's.., or Cookies..,typical Cafe foods. Service = 9.5 Staff speak broken english.., however their very helpful, and professional. Ambience = 10. Quiet Arabic music plays in background.., NOT LOUD at all. You can have a corporate meeting, with 5 or 8 people.., and DON'T HAVE to raise your voice. Very spacious Cafe with over 15 tables for labtop.., and working on the go......, with FREE WIFI‼

Came here for a fusion/jazz show on a saturday night. The place was packed for the show but…read moreeveryone seemed really friendly and excited to be there. The staff were super friendly as well. Loved the ambiance, very eclectic, and the record player was a nice touch. The band, Zamra, was beautiful and moving. I ordered the zaatar man'oushe with hummus with a chai, all made fresh, and it was very delicious. The chai was pretty light but had a nice fragrance.

The faded white and pastel colors of the storefronts on Utica Avenue, especially on a hot summer…read moreday, are not dissimilar to what you see on the Metro Léger heading out of Tunis Centre towards the northern or western suburbs. It provides the perfect setting for Barzakh Cafe, a social club/gathering spot of sorts for the pan-Maghreb community across New York. We came for the couscous celebration on July 4th. The owner is Mauritanian, and the couscous reminded me of the ones I've eaten in the northern reaches of Senegal, with tender potatoes, carrots, and cabbage. I had been hoping for something closer to kosksi, but the dish was enjoyable nonetheless. We sat outside in the casually-laid out backyard while hearing songs blending French and Maghrebian Arabic emanating from inside. Barzakh also hosts events from outside the region, including qawwali nights and the like. It is a rare unique space in the neighborhood.

I went to Bonafini after my 5K race this past weekend and I'm happy as I was definitely craving…read morepancakes. The service was great and very attentive and the food was your standard breakfast. I really enjoyed my pancakes. The ambiance was decent for a Saturday morning. I will say the bathroom is pretty tiny for this establishment, but outside of that everything was great.

The Cavatelli was excellent! 5 stars! Food is delicious with great service. Lovely dim lighting!…read moreHidden gem for authentic Italian cuisine! Cheers!

Finally paid a visit to the main shop and purveyor of my favorite coffee in the city. It's a…read morebeautiful space with tons of natural light and plants. The coffee was EXCELLENT!!! Best espresso in the city if you ask me. Even their drip coffee was excellent. Well balanced, fragrant, and clean. Get yourself a bag on the way out!

Came here on a sunday around 2 PM, and it was lively but not too busy. I really liked the…read moreatmosphere with all the natural lighting and plants. It's a laptop-free cafe with a bathroom. They were very kind and let me sample some of their teas. I ordered the herbal tea, which felt very refreshing and light. They also provide a complimentary cup of sparkling water on the side.