This bakery is my favorite one. the service is always so…read morewelcoming and the food is delicious fresh. the food is just spot on. i love there ice latte and coffees it's number one. there danishes and cookies are beyond. i purchased three birthday cakes and they were so fresh and delicious . it was light and fluffy. They have one salad a quinoa, one that is outstanding filling and just so yummy.

The Boston cream tart is the perfect balance of crust to filling to topping not to sweet which is…read moreperfect when you're avoiding the too sweet desserts. Can't describe the service or ambiance as I had a friend swing by and get for me but knowing my friend they would've said if the place was not to her standards but she enjoyed the food as well sooo... guessing she was happy as well. Keep up the great work.

I'm not a huge fan of heros (because I prefer a pressed sandwich) but Brooklyn Hero Shop has my…read moreheart! I usually only get the Fried Shrimp Po Boy Roll but the menu is full of options that seem delicious. I love trying the full menu at places that I like so me sticking with that one sandwich should let you know how good it is. Besides the food, I love that they have some high quality and unique goods for sale inside. It's a cool little pantry. Also, the staff members have good energy whenever I visit. I love everything about the small but mighty Brooklyn Hero Shop and hope everyone gets a chance to visit.

Some mixup getting a wrong order through GrubHub. When I called to give them a heads up, I spoke to…read moresomeone who proceeded to insist on why I had ordered what I didn't order. Also made a point of calling me, babe through the entire interaction. Despite the mixup, it was solely the positioning of the Customer Service that really turned me off. After almost 2 years of ordering from this restaurant, I won't be any longer.

Calm, clean, and fast service. I got the chicken and waffles which was pretty good, nothing super…read morefancy but tasty still. The waffle wasn't super sweet which was weird but not in a bad way, with the syrup it was still really tasty. The lemonade was not sour but nice and sweet, which I've been having a hard time finding. Also just a cute little walk from Herbert Von King. I want to come back and try some of the pastries.

Was excited when I saw this new coffee shop in the neighborhood and wanted to give them a try. Went…read moreon a weekday and was able to grab a table easily. The space is a nice size with 4 high chairs at the window and about 7 tables that sit 4 ppl at each. 2 things that didn't sit well with me. The amount of flies and gnats that were flying around in abundance. Annoying. Second, perhaps the cashier/barista wasn't in the best mood because he was awkwardly watching or waiting for me to order but never said anything. Was waiting to see if he would greet me or ask if I had any questions. Not required but it didn't feel welcoming at all. As far as the food and beverage options, they have a variety. I like that they had a special. "A free drip coffee with a purchase of a pastry." That's a great deal. I opted for the chilli cheese palmier. Delicious. The drip coffee was a medium dark roast. It's just ok. Great deal for $6. The cashier initially forgot to take off the coffee but it was all fixed once I alerted him. They get a good amount of foot traffic. Which is awesome. Tons of food options like home made chicken tenders, fish and chips, avocado toast and more.

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.

The coffee was great! I also got an egg and cheese on everything bagel, which was average to me…read more They needed to put more egg, as many bites were just bread. :( Also not clear what cheese is used as I couldn't taste any. Basically, coffee is worth it, bagels could go either way but I recommend they not be so skimpy on toppings.

Had an amazing chicken avocado sandwich! The workers were super friendly and even let me borrow…read moretheir phone charger.

the sausage is tasty also the bacon,honestly i wanna go there again! It felt nice going there and…read morethe staff were really nice!

Fresh, delicious, cheap breakfast sandwiches - your quintessential local Brooklyn deli…read more This place was open on the 4th (thank god because all the other businesses on this street were closed) and I got a Ham & Egg on a roll while my boyfriend got a Sausage Egg & Cheese with avocado on a bagel. Ordering, however, got a little messy/confusing since the guy that took my boyfriend's order took off to make his sandwich before my boyfriend was able to tell him what I wanted... boyfriend ended up telling another guy my order then had to explain we were together, then someone ELSE came over to clarify our order lmao it was slightly annoying but it all worked out in the end. As some have mentioned, very tight space inside but what can ya do. Just know what you want as soon as you get inside and don't hold up the line! And remember to ask for ketchup packets!

I couldn't let this slide. Poor customer service is always going to be something that ticks me off…read more From the moment I walked in, I didn't exactly feel welcome. I asked if I they had wifi I could use while I eat and work (keyword EAT). They said yes but only for one hour. It was about 945am and I had a hair appointment nearby at noon. I decided to take the hour bc I could use my hotspot when I finished. I asked if I could sit anywhere and the man behind the counter said in a rude tone "no." I asked if the bar top was fine and sat there. I opened my laptop to sign into work. I had a menu next to me. No later than a few minutes passes by and a woman, I assume the owner, comes out to inform me that this is a business for eating not working. Her tone was stern and rude. I hadn't even gotten a chance to decide what to order. I closed my laptop, put it in my bag and left. It was almost like they didn't think I'd be spending money with them from the moment I walked inside. Meanwhile they had ONE customer. You'd think they'd want my business. The energy towards me felt so bad I would never return.

This is one of those spots in Brooklyn that has such a specific energy that can't be replicated…read moreanywhere else and really makes the borough what it is. You can people watch at the bar, sit down at a cozy table for coffee, watch the chefs as they prepare your jerk chicken or bacon egg and cheese. It just feels like you're in someone's living room in the best way. That can't be said for most bk coffee shops that are teeming with laptops and wfh crowds. The staff are very warm and are clearly passionate about being that classic neighborhood spot and getting to know their patrons. The jerk chicken was well-seasoned and not too spicy, the baguette perfectly toasted, and the fresh crunchy apples and veggies made for a nice textural component. Really good sandwich, and my friend was happy they were able to make the BEC veggie by replacing the bacon with avocado. I can't imagine anyone not loving this spot, I'm glad I know about it now and I'll be returning to try other things (french toast here I come!).

Excellent crepes, iced teas, and service. The staff was really kind, very helpful, and personable…read more Pleasant place to sit and enjoy your morning. Really really loved this spot

Not gate-keeping this one!! It's not hyperbole when I say that this place makes the BEST crepes…read moreever!! Picture this: Friday afternoon, after traipsing from Uptown to BedStuy to get a color correction (thank you, Judith Essien!), I take a stroll along Macon and find this gem of a place. The literal definition of shabby chic in the interior, and just warm and cozy the minute you walk in. I am greeted by the most lovely server (Aziz? I tried looking for him later to get his name, but I'm sure he's West African like me). I ordered Crepe 31 (Smoked salmon, spinach, tomatoes, Swiss cheese and bechamel sauce) of the SPICY variety (they will ask you how spicy you want it); listen I was raised to love scotch bonnets, so I wanted this thing spicy and it was the best!!! What a great balance of creamy, spicy and savory! There's a plethora of crepe options, so I will definitely be back to try the other flavors! Also ordered the Bissap (shout out to the diaspora because this is Zobo in Naija, Sobolo in Ghana, and Sorrel in Jamaica) and it was everything!!! The right amount of tartness and spice. I also highly recommend the turmeric smoothie and the raisin croissant (they warmed it so it was lovely)!!!! I'm coming back next week to try their matcha options and more crepes!