I came here for a friends event and didn't really know what to expect. On the plus side, the bar…read moreitself is very spacious and the bartenders were very friendly. On the other hand, I found the decor to be a bit overwhelming, the bathroom smelled horrible and they only offered pizza at night (not gluten free). I only had ginger beer but my friends did say their drinks were strong and seemed affordable. I wouldn't go out of my way to go back there but it seemed like they had a local crowd.

Not a planned stop but got it on the way to walk the Williamsburg bridge. Such a spunky spot that…read moreis literally a bar (I guess it just converts to one at night). Server was friendly and it is quite dark inside but may be nice for a computer study. The maple spice latte was super good. Sweet but not too sweet and the spice really warmed me up on a chillier day. On par with the "normal" 7$ specialty latte prices you get nowadays but yeah home made maple syrup made it super unique. Loved it.

Great drinks and cool staff. Wish they had more space but the outdoor tables are great.read more

Shucks I wanted to give this place five stars but it didn't start so well. The first barista who…read moretook my order was really great. I first ordered a chai latte and he said I could do two different syrups so I got the pumpkin and salted maple, though I was worried about it being too sugary so he suggested I could just do half a pump of each. He asked me what the name of the order would be and I said "Aida" (the phonetic spelling is ah-EE-dah). And then I heard the other barista say something along the lines of, "oh Aida, how about 'Aida' rather not be here", pretty rude if you ask me. And then I ordered the spicy nook sandwich. And when another server called my named to grab it she didn't even knowledge me when I tried to thank her and instead she talked to her coworker while I was right in front of her. The sandwich was really good, so was my chai tea. I really like the pumpkin and salt and maple syrups too. I did like all the options for seating although it was pretty packed. I'd say if you have a big party get there early. By 7pm the whole place was filled. There was a huge majong club that came in and took the whole back area, it was so crammed there were lines for the bathroom. Over all I had a good time. I really like the music too just know it gets very busy in there. The employees I would say were hit or miss. The ones that were great though I really liked. Just seem like the ones who didn't really give attention to customers or were kind of rude seemed like they didn't wanna be there.

This place is a vibe. It is such a chill spot. We came for coffee, but you can get all kinds of…read morevarious adult drinks. There's a small bar with liquor bottles lined up at the top of the window creating a stained glass vibe as the sun shines in on them. The bar barista/bartender is a friendly, cool guy. We ordered a caramel latte and a chagaccino, which is an espresso with mushroom coffee with steamed (almond)milk. Both were delicious. Outside seating is available and very cute. We sat on the couch inside. I liked the music that played at the perfect volume. A lot of people were alone reading. Very cool. They have a pretty cool looking menu for breakfast and lunch. I will definitely be back.

One of the most creative and cool coffee-boozy bars in Brooklyn! Even if you are not a fan of…read morecoffeehouses with booze options, it's worth stopping by to soak in the vibe. There is local artwork on the wall (for sale if that is your goal), there are dozens of seats between couches, tables and even an old wooden desk from the 1930's. There's also a great outdoor patio with some covered tables and chairs. Effortless cool, this is it. Coffee: 5/5. We had the espresso and cortado. Both were rich and dark, and came in a nice porcelain cup. We appreciate the small touches, because coffee in paper cups is just not as tasty. Ambiance: 5/5. The decor is perfect for creative types looking for remote work locations. Plush couches, small high top tables with bankers lights, and a few long coffee tables makes this place ideal for work or socializing. The noise level on a Sunday afternoon was muted, but it might be louder during weekdays. Value: 5/5. The prices are well below market value for Greenpoint, about $1-$2 less than other coffee bars. And they have so many mocktails under $10! Wow it's like 2018 in here!

I came here a few years ago before the renovations and really liked it. The owner was super nice…read moreand great to talk to. The coffee prices were fair, but the beer is hyper-inflated. I didn't care because I liked the owner and just wanted a nice moment with a beer listening to the church bells in the snow while music played lightly. But upon return, the place has lost that charming appeal. There were two people working: one polite and the other with just awful energy. I thought about specifying, but I genuinely could see her retaliating. Instead I'll say that if you go, you'll know exactly who I'm talking about because she makes no effort at hiding it.

My husband and I were looking for a place during the day to have a beer in the neighborhood and…read morehappened to pass by. The guy was super friendly and recommended some european beers. Served them up in nice chilled glasses. The beers did not disappoint and hit the spot. We sat outside and enjoyed them on a nice summer day. Quiet, unassuming place and great service. Perfect for us and then we kept it moving. Will def go back. Wish I would have gotten the gentleman's name. Very respectful.

Delicious delivery from here!…read more My fiancée and I shared two Pitanga Açaí Bowls and each had a Pao de Queijo. The acai bowls were yummy and had a good mix of everything and this is a solid choice. I loved the coconut flakes on them! Next time I hope to try some of the others on the menu, as they have a variety and they can be customized a bit. The Pao de Queijo breads were almost shaped like muffins and had an interesting, texture but were super cheesy and I would definitely order again. Overall this is a great option in Brooklyn for delicious and healthy food!

Casual, new-age, cafe with a focus on health and wellness. Glad they had seats open on a Sunday…read moremorning. Chicken sandwich was delicious. Chicken was flavorful and moist, the focaccia was decent (needed more indicators of a real focaccia (dimpled indentations on top, olive oil forward exterior, etc) but it was good. It's also very filling so it's worth the $22. I would have preferred a whole grilled chicken patty instead of chopped grilled chicken but flavor wise it's not a big deal. Fries are classic shoestring fries. Akin to a McDonald's fry in appearance but less oily and salty (good thing). Lattes were good but nothing special. Pão de queijo (cheesy bread) was also very good. Classic flavor. Nothing that stands out though. Would return, but it's not a first choice.

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.

Amazing coffee, adorable shop, very nice service. Everything you could possibly want, and…read moredefinitely enough space to camp out inside a bit if you needed to.

I havent visit the store yet, i searched match latte on apple maps and ordered from here on uber…read moreeats due to the food reviews. I noticed the order was acknowledge fast, no mistake was made and order was delivered with no delays. Iced LMAO tasted like they use good quality matcha, but too much milk!!! I wouldn't order such item again unless i speak to them and ask to balance it out better.

9/10 for this place. It has made leaps and bounds to better itself from the start. I haven't been…read morein about 2 years or so but I went recently to both shops end it was much much better. In the beginning I thought it was just a pretty boy opening a coffee shop in Brooklyn. This place is beautiful and alot of thought and intention has went into the design and layout. The coffee was 9/10 and that was a big plus from when I came here 2 years ago and got a very mid coffee that was definitely subpar but this is not the case. If they keep going in the right direction I will be sure to add the 5th star.

I was waiting for a food order nearby and was looking for a place that did matcha. This place…read morepopped up. It is an interesting space because it is very long (it is not too narrow but if you are not paying attention, you think the space is smaller than it actually is). There is a long table at the back with seats and wifi is available. The people serving were personable. One was giving recommendations on places to visit in other neighborhoods to other guests. My matcha was good. It was wonderfully mixed and pleasant to drink. I think people should come here more for coffee as they had more options and specials related to that. This is a place I could go back to if I am in the area