I love the atmosphere here, very nice and makes me feel like I'm in an European cafe. They do not…read morehave any outlets, so not a place to come work from unless you have a portable charger or your laptop top is fully charged. I had a chai latte with shot of espresso. I give it a 6/10 in flavor. The staff was nice. They also serve food if you are hungry. I love the outdoors space.

We came for a quick lunch on a weekend and it was very busy. Make sure to have a backup if the line…read moreis too long! We shared the egg avocado toast and tomato mozzarella sandwich. Both were awesome. We also got gingerbread lattes which were also great. Great food and great vibe. There is a lot of seating but this kind of place is always packed.

Beautiful interior. There is a little lab set up at the front and it is aesthetically beautiful…read more The pastries are out of this world and the coffee is a solid 2/5. The coffee was a little dirt tasting for my liking. 4/5 stars for the beautiful interior and kind staff. Also, no cozy's for small size drinks. Cappuccino can't be ordered in a larger size. Please get smaller cozies.

Pretty much legendary coffee shop in the tradition of the old Think.::where you can sit and work…read moreand drink coffees of many styles and flavours. Fresh beans make the drip a favorite of mine with pistachio milk. Lattes and flat white epic. Beautiful room with a stunning skylight. A very diverse group of people and beautiful music always playing. The staff is pretty focussed and serious. I love this place for when I have more time to hang and read a book- they have couches and some more comfy chairs! Seems like the old williamsburg which is dooe.

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.

This coffee shop is simply superior. From the service, to the ambiance, to the coffee itself, my…read morewhole experience at Sey Coffee will be a memorable one. The coffee here is more simplistic, but that's because the flavor is in the bean itself, not in all the sugary additives that you get at most cafes. This is more for the purists, and I love that. Funny enough, I can't drink a ton of caffeine as I'm sensitive, but their decaf espresso had a ton of depth. It made me actually enjoy sipping and savoring. The sparkling water that comes along side your drink wakes up the senses in between sips, and I found that oddly refreshing. It made each sip taste like the first. Aaron and the other staff were super friendly too. I enjoyed sipping and reading during my stay. It made for the perfect recharge. Hope this helps!

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.

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.

The hazelnut latte was calm and nothing remarkable about the service, but why are you guys charging…read morea dollar for iced beverages? Life can't be that hard in which these cafés are charging for ice.

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.

Love that they have outdoor seating! They also have a good size interior that works for larger…read moregroups, with a variety of pastries and sandwiches in addition to coffee.

**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.

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 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!!