Nice quiet café with some of the best teas you will ever have Wi-Fi is limited to an hour, plenty…read moreof seats staff is really nice

I genuinely love Devoción's coffee and atmosphere, which is why I decided to give it another chance…read moreafter almost a year away. Unfortunately, nothing has changed. This place has become more of an internet café than a coffee shop. People rush in early in the morning, claim tables and chairs with their laptops, and stay for hours. As a result, there's often no seating left for actual customers who simply want to enjoy a coffee, meet a friend, or spend a little time in the space. What makes it even more frustrating is that some people working on their laptops visibly show annoyance when others are talking nearby, rolling their eyes, sighing, and making "huffing and puffing" noises, as if regular conversation in a coffee shop is an inconvenience. That shouldn't be normalized. Coffee shops are, first and foremost, social spaces where people gather and connect, not full-time coworking offices. If management wants to accommodate both groups, perhaps the square seating area in the center could be designated as a first-come, first-served laptop section. But regardless, something needs to change and the purpose of the space needs to be reconsidered. I no longer have the motivation to come here every day and spend money on coffee only to feel unwelcome or unable to find a seat. Until the policies change, I won't be coming back.

The maple latte from Brooklyn Roasting Company on a crisp fall day is the ultimate treat and bound…read moreto set you up for a good day. Other times of the year, I love any of their roasts for a straight forward cup of black coffee. This particular location is decent to work from. It's long and narrow and they mostly have some high tops with some more comfortable seating with backs toward the other end. It's a small spot and the seats tend to get snatched up pretty quickly, but the wifi works and the staff is really sweet.

I met up my high school friend at Brooklyn Roasting Company. She suggested this cafe since it was…read morespacious and not overly packed. I got an ICED AMERICANO (4.25) and it was alright. The coffee was on the watery side. Overall, the interior is homey and we enjoyed catching up at one of the high-tops.

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.

The coffee was great. Customer service is abysmal. Actually, below abysmal, non-existent. My coffee…read morewent missing in the mess that is the USPS and Craft Coffee did not respond to multiple reach-outs via phone, email and website. This was the second time this happened. And it ended a 5-year relationship with them. Save yourself the bother and buy elsewhere.

In my experience, CraftCoffee has inferior customer service, as emails and voicemails are not…read morereturned, and the shipper, USPS, is the poster child of unreliability. I informed CC that I would pay extra if a new shipper were used. I would not recommend Craft Coffee as my hunch is that they cater only to large orders.

Popped in this place after spending a hot and humid Saturday morning at Smorgasborg in the nearby…read morepark. I was drawn to the decor from the outside. The decor of this place is simply lovely. Lots of nods to Columbia; including a huge painted wall mural and a jeep hanging from the ceiling. There are a few seats with tables and some bar stools. Enough to accommodate most crowds they bring in I'd imagine. They offer a variety of drinks including hot ($3+) and cold coffees ($4.50+) and teas ($3.75), fresh made juices ($6-8) and canned beer. They also have a few items to eat including arepas ($3.75) and empanadas ($3). The prices were on the high side, but not much different than most Williamsburg/NYC independant coffee shops..I paid $6 for a medium iced coffee with vanilla and whole milk. (Starbucks charges about $5....so not a huge difference) Staff was friendly and helpful.

The coffee here is okay. I would definitely go to other places if I'm looking for good bean…read more Though, the Colombian pastries they have are quite tasty and the vibe and decor at the Greenpoint location is quite cool. Service was okay.

Great food and coffee. Got a twosday deal that they offer every day that's good value. Strong…read morecoffee and really good breakfast tacos. A nice gem in Williamsburg.

This is a real gem in East Williamsburg. Delicious tacos with spicy chorizo potato egg or beans and…read morecheese, a lovely salsa, but the rolled up tortillas are really the thing to write home about. So buttery and thick, it really works. There's a bounty of seating on a weekday, which often cannot be said for coffee shops in this area. Very kind staff, some interesting atmospheric music, a little drafty so wear a sweater or jacket. Perfect vibe for a work sesh.

Popped into the Williamsburg location after a workout class. Not too busy. Decent amount of…read moreseating. Ordered a hot matcha latte since it was a rainy cooler day and a banana bread. Banana bread was warmed up which was nice. Matcha wasn't too sweet but didn't need additional sweetener either. Banana bread was not heavy on banana or sugar. Flavorful and would get again. It's a nice seating area, no one bothers you. Some customers with dogs in and out, but other then that it's quiet. Good place to kill time with good pastries and drinks. Not far from train.

Illegal pets inside. Watched a staff member feed and pet a dog and then go back to making food and…read moredrinks. Also didn't help that there was a loud annoying zoomer on work calls. This is not your office!

**Weekends only**…read more Driftaway is a roaster and cafe located right next to Brooklyn Steel. They are known for their coffee tasting experience (bookable in advance), but they also operate as a coffee shop for walk-ins. My boyfriend and I visited on a Sunday afternoon and it wasn't busy. I tried the cardamom cloud cortado, which was alright in terms of flavor - maybe I just don't love cortados - but it was well made. My boyfriend liked his pink bourbon washed pourover a lot. I would try the miso butterscotch latte next time!

This newly-opened coffee tasting room in the eastern hinterlands of Williamsburg has become what…read moreSey Coffee was a few years ago. They operate primarily for pre-booked coffee flights, but enterprising cyclists like ourselves were still able to grab a quick cup on a recent early Saturday morning. On offer was a Colombian cardamom-infused espresso, which was a bit nutty for my taste but offered a unique tang in a cortado. The ambiance itself is a draw, with amphitheater-esque seating and a skylight in the center.