Corto

Coffee shop · Bedford-Stuyvesant

Corto

Coffee shop · Bedford-Stuyvesant

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262 Halsey St, Brooklyn, NY 11216

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Italian sandwiches, coffee, wine bar, Bicerin, great vibe  

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262 Halsey St, Brooklyn, NY 11216 Get directions

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$10–20 · Menu

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262 Halsey St, Brooklyn, NY 11216 Get directions

+1 347 335 6139
cortonyc.com

$10–20 · Menu

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Oct 25, 2025

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"I went to Corto, which is a coffee shop in Bed-Stuy, and I had an oat-milk latte, decaf. I was already back on the oat milk — couldn’t stay away."

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Milo

Google
The cashier with the blue eyes is so lovely, just the most wonderful service! The sandwiches are fantastic but meat-heavy. And specifically pork-heavy. I wish they had more veg or tuna or chicken options. The bundt cake was really good and the ambience is nice. Comfortable and not stuffy.

Sheila

Google
This review is about sustainability only! By 2050 there will be more plastic in the ocean than fish. Over 95% of the plastic that we produce and consume does not actually get recycled, but rather ends up in landfills, incinerators, in our oceans, and in our bodies as microplastics. While I am happy to see that your shop offers for-here, reusable mugs and plate ware and cutlery to customers, it seems that no one knows to ask for them. Not one person in your coffee shop the other day was drinking out of a multi-use, real cup. Instead, those who were there to work, meet a friend, or read a book, were drinking out of cups made from fossil fuels. Even when ordering a drink in a mug for here, I still got my drink in a throwaway plastic cup. I think there would be some simple fixes like being clear with your customers to see if they are staying for their beverage. And then making sure they get the reusable. Or perhaps, at least you can promote the availability of real mugs, or incentivize people to bring their own, on your socials. Because I see that you offer real plates for people eating a snack here, I can assume that you would have the capacity to offer and clean real mugs. But we can’t continue to normalize such a rampant and reckless use of plastic every single day. Especially here in this waterfront city. Thank you for listening to my concerns, and thinking about how both the customer and the purveyor can work together toward a healthier Brooklyn. The plastic waste crisis will not solve itself, and we need businesses and customers on board to mitigate it.

Ettore Michelin

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Among our clients on Supp, Corto is probably one of my favorites, and not just because I am Italian lol The vibes are super chill. This is an awesome spot to have a small bite, do some remote work, and, most importantly, get your mid-afternoon caffeine boost with a nice, good espresso. They also have a small garden in the back with more seating and a wine bar that I haven't had the pleasure of trying yet. I have to come back on a Friday afternoon, so I don't feel guilty about having a drink while working. Ciao a presto :)

studio gew

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I want to reiterate concerns about to-go cups. There are so many staff at this cafe and the prices are high- why isn’t there a dishwasher working full time? It’s just lazy and cultural to have these constant to-go cups. Why are we tipping? It’s not like the staff are bussing tables. Also I have asked for a ceramic cup and been ignored, at least twice. The quality of the coffee is average. A latte should not be so big, and the milk is frothed with little effort. The americanos are disgusting! I wish it was much less water, with the shot poured on after to preserve the crema. The only reason I get coffee with milk here is because the black coffee is so bad. I do love the food- the severini is the best sandwich I’ve had at a cafe in New York. And the cafe itself is beautiful. The owner is great. The staff could be a bit more assertive and friendly around the register. The main issue is the quality of the coffee and the sheer amount of waste

S Lall

Google
Panini sandwich was fine, ambience is nice but coffee was a big disappointment. Forget latte art, it was poorly frothed, luke warm average quality beens. “Barista” was making coffee one minute and cleaning tables the next. Recommended getting a dedicated trained barista who can do justice to ambiance, the good food and cost.

Marc-Elie

Google
Corto on Halsey Street is incredible! Cristiano, the owner, genuinely cares about every guest, and the staff is so friendly and welcoming. The food is phenomenal, and the espresso is smooth and perfectly balanced. By night, Corto transforms into a vibrant bar with great energy and atmosphere. It’s the kind of place you’ll keep coming back to—highly recommend!

Lauren

Google
They got the fancy Italian espresso machine but the coffee doesn't taste that good, which was kinda disappointing, especially for the price. Servers aren't the nicest also. :) But well what do you expect. However, decor-wise, it is beautiful inside and outside so that's kinda nice.. Overall not bad but there's def better coffee in the neighborhood.

Julia H

Google
Stepped in around early afternoon. Really chill spot for a light meal and coffee. Stylish and cool ppl. The only thing was that the air indoor was smelly since they make sandwiches. I recommend seats at their yard, warm and bright! 🍯🍰Honey spiced cake recommended by the staff was delightful. Moist texture but crumbly. Light flavor but rich spiced! Can’t remember the name of my coffee but was neat! Taste was great. Like an espresso shot but with some foamed milk.