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.

Life changing black sesame pinwheel ($6). Super flaky pastry filled with rich black sesame filling…read more Also loved their matcha danish ($8) which has a layer of red bean! Soo good.

I was in the middle for a simple hojicha and crossaint and this place fit the bill…read more The crossaint was flaky but not too flaky, crispy but not too crispy. They should've called it the Goldilocks crossaint because it was just right. I should've gotten the 2% or oat milk so I could taste the hojicha better - don't do whole milk like I did! Also points to the barista for style with a cool hat and handsome face. The ambiance was gentle, soft and warm like a morning should be.

I came to Rule of Thirds for dinner. The menu was covered a lot, but there were only a few items…read moreper category. I wasn't sure what to make of that, but everything we ordered was delicious! I particularly liked the wagu noodle dish with the yuzu soft serve to top it off! The restaurant is super nice inside and also has a great outdoor seating area as well, depending on what you are feeling, however service was a bit slower outside. I can't wait to go back and try brunch!

The food was excellent. Cool vibe…read more Staff were very friendly. Looking forward to visit again.

First time trying and got the popular snowy jasmine tea! It was really good, not too sweet and…read moreenjoyed the whipped cream with pecans on top. At this location there wasn't a long line but my friend ordered through the app to pick up. I do think it's a bit pricey but it's a nice treat once in a while.

I've had Molly Tea several times already and their drinks are pretty good. Their teas are fragrant…read moreand recommended sugar level is perfect for me. They have promotions once in a while like BOGOs, so when that happens, wait times to get the drinks can be very long. I recently bought bogo drinks and the order line was empty, but the pickup line was long. It took about 30+ min to get my drinks. I'm so used to matcha and jasmine flavors now, so I wanted to try something different. I had the tongmu lapsang salted cheese milk tea and I liked it. Never heard of tongmu lapsang but Google says it's a type of smoked black tea from China. The drink had notes of hazelnut in it. I never had a nutty, chocolatey tea flavor combo before so it was refreshing to taste.

I'm a black coffee guy through and through. No milk. No sugar. Just straight gasoline into my…read morebloodstream. I don't want it to taste good. I just woke up and have to chase my dreams. You think they are going to just hand you your dreams? I don't want a treat. I didn't earn a treat. A black coffee is like running on an empty stomach. It puts you in a different mindset. Survival mode. On the hunt. I gotta earn the food. Imagine what they would say about me if they saw me drinking a dirty chai latte in the morning. Imagine what I would say about myself. I didn't earn that. I need to stay close to God. All this to say I tend to stay far away from hyped up coffee shops but my big bro wanted to hit Rhythm Zero, and he is big bro for a reason, so I obliged. I entered into a small space that feels vast. High ceilings. Minimal furniture. Huge Renaissance-style art on the walls. An environment tailor made for you to lose sight of yourself and order their $8 Coco Americana. I won't lie. I thought about it. A moment of weakness. "It's just an americano that swaps out standard water for chilled coconut water..." No. I went to the bathroom and looked myself in the mirror. COWARD! Who do you want to be? I walked out. Bathroom door? Slammed. Large cold brew? Ordered. Chase Sapphire Preferred card? tapped. Small win? Earned. IG @johnny.novo Tiktok @jnov__ Substack @johnnynovo

Unfortunately, I've never hated a coffee shop more than this. Perfect for transplants in the sense…read morethat the place felt so cold, sterile, and unwelcoming. It's not giving community coffee shop, it's giving gtfo as quick as you can. The decor and vibe just felt so off. Giving coffee shop art studio museum but in the worst way possible? Went with a friend and we both immediately felt a bad energy. The person taking our order was just a little stand off ish. We just wanted to get our drinks and get out as quick as possible. We got the blackberry matcha and a latte. You're not going for the matcha, because the matcha flavor isn't really there ~ the blackberry was fine, super sweet though. Had 3 espresso shots in the latte yet it was still somehow so watered down and had an odd aftertaste. Big yikes overall, we could've dealt with the weird pretentious vibes if the coffee was actually good. Only upside is TakuSando is a block away. EDIT: For Bri Can totally understand if people have off days, maybe the baristas were having a bad day, it happens. Either way, the review reflects what we experienced. We had heard great things but unfortunately felt unwelcome from the moment we ordered, whether intentional or not ~ the energy felt cold to us and that changed the experience. & we just didn't love the drinks. You're def right, Rhythm Zero just isn't our cup of tea and that's totally fine. Hope yall continue to do your best and serve the fan base you have :) Love small businesses, don't love a weird Yelp guilt trip (which seems like a pattern for you across all 3 locations...)

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‼

This was a great spot. If you're in the area and are looking for coffee, pastries or a place to sit…read moredown for a bit and relax, I recommend stopping here! I have been to other locations they have, and I loved this one! Right on the corner, with plenty of windows, I loved this cafe. They have strong coffee along with other drinks. They have an assortment of fresh pastries, cakes, and other food as well. I highly recommend stopping in if you're looking for a cute spot.

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.

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

Brunch was good and our server was very sweet. This time we opted for the rise and shine which…read moreconsisted of eggs (we chose scrambled), hot cakes with blueberries and choice of regular, turkey bacon or avocado. Since they ran out of avocado, we opted for bacon, which was ok. Cappuccino was excellent!