Swallow Cafe makes a potent cup of coffee with an industrial Brooklyn vibe. The service is direct,…read moreblunt, and they cuss freely. But they also LOVE their regulars, kids and pups alike, and make sure the delivery guys get a warm cup too. Prices fair for Brooklyn. Menu includes pastries, Bagelsmith bagels, hot chocolate, chai, tea, and matcha. Coffee is Counter Culture. There are seats for about 25-30 people and most tables have outlets. Lighting is a little dim and moody. They are more laptop friendly than other shops in the area and have free wifi. Note that you have to climb stairs to get into the shop, so it's not ADA or stroller friendly.

Aesthetic: Chill, hip little cafe…read more What to try: Iced hibiscus Service: Attentive Parking: Street Rating: 5/5, I came in for a hibiscus to relax, and they delivered. It seems like a perfect spot to unwind, work, or meet with friends.

Came shortly before 10 AM on a Sunday and there was no line. Upping to 5 stars because the espresso…read morewith oat milk and drip coffee were both amazing! They also carry pastries from L'imprimerie.

Sey is the kind of coffee café that makes you rethink what coffee can be. Special thanks to Yelp…read moreElite Joseph A. (LA) for recommending this hidden gem! Tucked away in Bushwick lies coffee lovers paradise! The space is airy, minimal, and filled with natural light--basically a sanctuary for coffee purists. There are no gimmicks, it's all about highlighting the beans and their origins with precision. Sey is a great spot if you want to slow down. The vibe is calm, almost gallery-like, with greenery softening the industrial setting. The baristas know their craft inside out and are always happy to walk you through the tasting notes like you're about to embark on a tiny flavor journey. The staff are all super great, love their vibes! My pour-over was Ethiopian coffee. Never in my life have a tasted Ethiopian coffee bean. Sey is not your average cup of coffee, it's an experience. Bottom line: Sey is a temple for serious coffee lovers, and once you've tasted their beans, it's hard to go back to regular drip.

I got the vienna latte, which was pretty good! I enjoyed it a lot…read more Dayglow is really cute inside, and they also have a cat that lives there that I got to play with. The concept is cool as it's a cafe during the day and then a cool bar at night, called Niteglow. Super cool and I'd come back :)

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!!

Yummy little bake shop. Large space but only a couple tables but large tables for sharing. Good…read moreplace to grab coffee and pastry. Enjoyed some banana bread and able to sit. Nice/large space and quick service. Pastry was soo good and didn't feel on top of each other- recommend

The sign outside says "Best Chocolate Cake" and while the double chocolate cake was incredible, I…read morethink the red velvet cake here truly takes first prize. I've never had cake so moist and fluffy! And the cream cheese frosting was tangy but sweet! They are open fairly late, so it's a great spot to stop for an after dessert sweet treat!

Loved this quaint little coffee shop! You'll need to be very perceptive as the main entrance is…read morehard to come by if you weren't looking intently! Crossroads Cafe has an amazing ambiance, good service, and is a great place to chill and read a book, do some work on your laptop, or just hang with your besties sipping on amazing coffee drinks and delicious pastries! They have salads and such to from what I saw, and they looked really fresh!

As someone who lived in Bushwick and remembers the distinct problem of coffee shops having zero…read moreseating at any time of day, I can really get behind the multi-room things they have going on here. There's the main seating area and then two offshoot lounges, which aren't quite as cozy but offer different levels of quiet and ambience. I love all the random décor, antique signs, old arcade games as tables, a million lamps. It's like what nook is going for but you can actually sit down on a comfy couch most of the time. The guy working the counter has a lot of energy and clearly loves being there. The PB banana smoothie was yummy, very thick so could use a spoon. Mushroom toast was a bit pricey but you did get a lot of food for your money, the focaccia was crunchier than expected but all around a nice cafe bite. I just appreciate how this is such a gathering spot where you can watch bk life play out while working, it had a different energy from a lot of places in the area.

I wanted to try this bakery since it got great reviews. There's other locations in Manhattan but I…read morewent to the one on Bushwick. There is a lot of options to choose from in this bakery. Sweet and savory. From noodles to ongiris to dessert to cookies this place is amazing. I can't imagine you couldn't find something in here to eat. I got a beef curry bun, beef yakiniku roll, Kinpira (burdock root), sesame tuile cookie and a tiramisu coffee roll. Everything looked fresh and everything did taste good. The sesame cookie was delicious. I would definitely go back again if I'm in the area or try the other location in Manhattan.

I'm a longtime fan of the Tribeca location of Takahachi and it's nice that they opened one up in…read moreBrooklyn. Needed a treat after a spicy dinner nearby and this did the trick. Ube soft serve with thin crispy almond cookie topping was fantastic. Also grabbed some cookies to consume the next day (Miso almond cookie and diamond butter cookie). The diamond butter cookie was the better of the two, but neither were super memorable so I'd try something else next time. Get that soft serve!!

Very cheap and affordable tea/coffee. beats lots of other places, especially w cash! the barista…read morewas rlly pleasant and the vibe/ambiance is nice. there's also a pool table, which is dope for a coffee shop. mind you, the game itself is warped but still fun to play and it's free :D will def be making this my to go spot!

The veggie omelette was delicious and had a great pesto with a ton of flavor. Breakfast wrap was…read morealso delicious, some hot sauce really helped it out though. Ambience was very good, there's outdoor seating and also a bit of a quieter back room for breakfast/lunch hours. Service was quick and easy. Would definitely stop back in!

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.

Great place to chill with a book, or to play a few board games at night. Seating can be a bit too…read morecramped and a lot of people seem to be occupying tables for hours at a time. Coffee is very good albeit a bit on the pricey side.

My friend and I were looking for a place to have breakfast after walking miles. We were so tired…read moreand happy to have found this spot with an interesting aesthetic/ seating. They had some comfortable couches but also rocking chairs and it was not too busy so plenty of seating options. Their food menu, at first I thought was a bit limited with only bagel options however I noticed they also had sandwiches so I picked the turkey and cheese sandwich which was so filling and delicious! they had lots of juice options but my friend and I decided to get carrot and orange and it was perfectly made!

The ideal blend of a productive workspace and a cozy cafe. It's an absolute must visit for remote…read moreworkers. The atmosphere is incredibly welcoming and they provide reliable WiFi and plenty of accessible outlets. Their fresh-pressed juice is outstanding (one of the best I've ever tasted) and their bagels are excellent. The experience is rounded out by the super sweet staff, who make every visit feel personal and inviting. Highly recommended for great service, productive amenities, and top-tier fresh food and drink.

The portions lean on the smaller side, but the quality of the food made up for it. While the…read morebreakfast potatoes weren't quite to my taste, I'd be happy to return and try something different next time. The real standout was the coffee--so good that we came back later just to grab another cup.

Great place to grab a breakfast! They also make very good juices to accompany your meal.read more