HOM Cafe & Wine

Loved this cafe! Drinks were amazing — the iced Thai tea with matcha was super refreshing and the iced latte was smooth. We also tried the dumplings and they were tasty. Really love the idea of combining coffee and dim sum - such a fun and unique combo that works so well! The whole place has such a cozy vibe. Definitely a spot I’ll be coming back to again and again. 💕

Went here the other day and loved the vibe and food. It really does feel like you can hang out all day, which I loved. We got some tasty beverages (my husband got the Vietnamese iced coffee and really liked it). We also got a salted yolk danish which was SO good, the spicy thai slaw, and the BBQ buns. We definitely want to go back. The staff was super nice, and I really liked the minimalist and calming atmosphere.

Lovely atmosphere and friendly service. I got the Thai tea latte and salted egg danish. The latte wasn’t very tea-y and the danish fell a little short, especially for $8. Will come back and check out the wine bar part of the menu. Ultimately a nice addition to the neighborhood.

Chai tea latte is good , but I love salted egg yolk danish more. Place : Cute shop decoration Staff : Nice Hot tea is always suited with raining day. Love this place.

Good coffee and comfy space! Plenty of seating. Pandan and maple spice lattes were tasty

We got two matcha lattes and a pandan pastry. The pandan was delicious but we did wish the crust was more crispy on the outside instead of soggy.

Love the interior with the amount of natural light flowing in, and I was able to read a copy of local news/publications while waiting for my order. Not sure if I’d come back as I was severely disappointed by their Coconut Vietnamese Coffee. Super watery and minimal hint of coconut. Vietnamese coffee is normally very strong and much more bold in flavor than this, makes me sad if it’s another cafe gentrifying the neighborhood and capitalizing on Asian flavors because they’re trendy now…

Love love love this new cafe & wine spot in Park Slope. Their pandan latte is unmatched - both iced and hot taste so good. The ambience feels like home. I could sit here for hours!

I really wanted to love this place, since it's in the neighborhood and has such a cozy interior, but it's just too expensive, in my opinion, for what you get. My partner and I came here on a weekend for lunch. The inside is very sleek, and has a lovely seating area that feels like someone's living room. We each got a beverage (I ordered the matcha latte) and split two dim sum dishes: BBQ pork buns ($11 for 2) and soup dumplings ($10 for 4). The food and my matcha latte were perfectly fine, nothing mind-blowing, but we were definitely still hungry after and the total came out to nearly $50 after tax and tip. I might also just be a bit biased, since I love dim sum and am familiar with what the same dishes would cost at a full-service dim sum spot in Chinatown. I'm curious to try some of their pastries still, since they have such interesting flavor profiles (salted yolk danish?), but I don't think I'll be returning for the dim sum.

Really excited to come back to this cafe that is serving up South East Asian flavors. Staff was really friendly and the atmosphere and interior is really cute and cozy. I dropped by because I was really interested in trying their pandan latte. Definitely pricier at $8 but their normal latte is $5 which is about average for the neighborhood. I really enjoyed the pandan latte. It had all the grassy and floral notes you'd expect. Definitely want to come back and try their all day dim sum.

So excited to see an AAPI owned cafe and wine bar open up in the Park Slope neighborhood! The decor/vibe of the cafe is perfect for a coffee pick me up or happy hour and evening wind down with a glass of wine. Also love the selection of dim sum and apps available as it has been hard to find in the neighborhood when the dim sum craving hits :) Service is also super attentive and great, make sure to ask for Ray and he will be sure to take care of you and your party during your visit.

The easiest comparison is to say it is Thai Tapas, especially with a wine list that covers all the bases. The service was attentive and friendly, especially loved Ray who helped our group pick the best wines. Great place to enjoy small plates and wine, recommend the pork buns.