Really enjoyed the coffee. The people were also so nice. The view was also amazing. The red velvet…read morecookie was yummy but too sweet.

Delicious coffee, tasty sweet treats and friendly service…read more Get your coffee and enjoy views of the Statue of Liberty.

My sister and I stopped in for a latte and a chai, and it ended up being such a great find! I…read moreordered a hot gingerbread latte with coconut milk, and it was honestly one of the more memorable lattes I've had in a while--the gingerbread flavor was perfectly balanced and added a cozy touch. My sister got a hot chai with oat milk and loved it so much she said she'd definitely order it again. The staff were friendly and welcoming, which made The atmosphere was fun and inviting, with a cool "Welcome to City League" logo and plenty of seating to relax, catch up, or get some work done. I'll definitely be back!

Dropped in with my mom after her appointment. Such pleasant and friendly service :) always a super…read moreclean and warm environment. Their outdoor space is open, just an fyi. I had the iced pistachio rose latte with almond milk and their seasonal pistachio and chocolate croissant, winner winner for both! Loved the light mellow but delicious flavors of the coffee and the rich delicious croissant. My mother had a hot churro almond milk latte, also very tasty. Plenty of seating to drink up, chat or get some work done.

Nuthut is a gem of a store that not only sells a very wide variety of nuts but also sells other…read moreauthentic Palestinian goods and great chocolates as well. Some of my favorites include their za'atar, spiced chickpeas, & salted pistachios. The owner/workers here are also incredibly kind & patient. This shop is quite far from me but I would make the trek to come back with a bunch of goodies.

The place to be for roasted coffee beans, imported nuts, chocolate, nougat, Turkish delights, and…read morehalal gummies. Nuthut caught my eye because of their street side kunafa. Almost all of their ingredients come from their motherland, so it is authentically made. There's the soft kunafa, sheep ghee, sheep cheese, and pistachio.... And Mohammed, the owner, takes pride in that and how he makes it. He makes sure all his customers are given a somewhat close experience to how it's like im the motherland. And speaking of that, being inside of Nuthut personally warms my heart because of all the beautiful Palestinian art and touches of the culture. All the staff members that I have encountered have been nothing but kind and soooo helpful whenever I have a question or am curious about something. If you're lucky enough to catch them on the day they make their batch, you can watch them make their house blend on the roaster. It is a cool process to watch especially since their house blend uniquely has 5 different beans!!! So all coffee lovers, I mean true ones... if you need a locally owned wholesale coffee provider, this is where you should go. If you love all types of nuts, this is also where you should go, their peanut, cashew, almond selections are great!!!!

My go to coffee spot in the neighborhood! Always consistent and tasty! Wouldn't go anywhere else.read more

Good coffee but this place is so Out of place. Has no real…read morevibe. The service is good, people are nice, but it lacks ambiance. Might as well be a hospital

Cheese Plate Park Slope - Review Location: Park Slope,…read moreBrooklyn Vibe: Pretentious deli meets confused schedule Let's get the obvious out of the way: they open late. Like, we-think-you-don't-have-a-day-job kind of late. Noon-ish. On a Tuesday. I don't know who their target demographic is, but it's not anyone with a functioning calendar. When you do manage to show up during their elusive open hours, you're greeted by... well, "greeted" is generous. The staff makes you feel like you interrupted their private cheese cult meeting. Don't expect warm conversation -- unless you're the cheddar. There are free samples, which I respect. If you're feeling broke and brave, you could turn it into a little snack crawl. And the cheese? It's fine. Not bad. Not transcendent. Just... cheese. Maybe you'll find something aged and interesting, or maybe you'll walk out wondering if Trader Joe's would've hit the same for less. Verdict: Free samples Absurd hours Staffed by dairy gatekeepers Cheese that says "eh," not "ooh"

On the one hand, they have nice cheeses, but the children that work there really don't care…read morewhether this business makes money or doesn't make money. I went in there to buy something that I knew was overpriced but when I asked about it, the guy behind the counter said oh I just put it away in the back, Like I just put it away and I don't wanna be bothered with having to get it back out. So I left. And this isn't the first time I've encountered this kind of experience with the employees who I guess the owners feels It's more important that the employees are happy than the customers are happy. i'll take my business to Whole Foods.

I came here one morning after a workout class to grab some pastries to bring home. The space itself…read moreis cute and small, and there's a little sign with their adorable logo welcoming people in. Someone was waiting for their coffee that was being made, as I entered, and the barista did not look up or acknowledge me for quite some time. I stood awkwardly by the front, waiting to be greeted when someone else came in and stood in front of the counter next to me as well. After the barista was done, making the first person drink, he then helped the patron who came in after me and still did not acknowledge me. Finally, after that patron had been helped in their drink was fully made, did I get acknowledged. I ordered the cheddar chive biscuit, and almond croissant, and a plain croissant. I took my pastries home and heated up the cheddar rye biscuit to enjoy, which was dense, but could have been made better with some additional cheese melted on top. The almond croissant was freaking great!! Specifically the almond slices on top and the delicious sweet filling within. The plain croissant was good as well, nothing out of the ordinary. Cute little shop overall.

Super cute little coffee shop in the Gowanus area. The worker was very friendly and they have a…read moregood variety of drink options on the menu. There's also a cute little station to write notes etc. I recommended visiting if you're looking for a quick caffeine fix in the area.

Cute little coffee shop. Very vibrant and colorful inside with some seating inside. I ordered the…read moretres leches latte and it was delicious. I tend to like my coffee on the sweeter so this might not be for everyone. They have a lot of creative speciality drinks and regular coffees/lattes. Courteous staff and would return to try other drinks!

Very good Guatemalan coffee shop in Gowanus. There are toy camioneta buses on the walls and Cost…read morePlus World Market-coded pillows that make me feel like I'm a digital nomad - all without even leaving Brooklyn! I had a cold brew with the tres lèches foam, which was delicious. I wouldn't have minded just eating a pup cup of the foam, if that were socially acceptable.