Loaf on Paper by niconeco zakkaya

Coconut matcha cloud was nice to try. Not sure I would go for it a second time but certainly no regrets. It was not your classic matcha latte and had some coconut flavour (and not too sweet which is good) as well as something creamy on top. It was also topped up with flowers and other garnishes like coconut pieces which made the drink look absolutely gorgeous but made it less comfortable to drink. The price was pretty high. The atmosphere inside of the spot was just outstanding - super modern, clean and well decorated. There was a shop at the back too featuring a lot of Japanese goods - the lovers of the culture could spend hours in there I’m sure. I would like to be back and have another drink inside!

Very fairy-dust core. Very “if neverland sold stationary”. Very “small Scandinavian village with matcha cloud lattes”. This place is bumping and has a small (manageable) line all day on Saturday. Lots of space to sit. Laptops are allowed but not on weekends. Good place to journal but it is a bit loud on weekends just cause it’s so busy. The sesame latte was really good. Strong sesame flavor. Maybe a bit too creamy for my liking but it was really good. The stationary stuff is CUTE. The mugs are CUTE. The plates are CUTE.

Loaf on Paper is a cafe + stationery store located in Williamsburg. We saw the pastries, and they were pretty standard pastries, good tasting but not something outstanding. They also sold other teas and drinks here as well. What stood out to us and was our main focus for coming was the stationery section. They're all decently priced, though some pieces felt expensive. However, it was made up for by the quality of the goods. We ended up picking up a journal, which was very nice. The staff was also friendly as well, as they noticed we accidentally brought a tester one to the front and they made sure to get us a new copy.

Loaf on paper is the cute, new stationery cafe in Brooklyn! Some may know their sister store, nico neco zakkaya, but this new location has a cafe on top of just their stationery store. It was pretty busy on a Saturday afternoon (it was peak cafe time tbh), but the staff were friendly, and service was quick. My friend and I got their hojicha lattes, which were so good! Not too sweet, and not too bitter either. We also split the cutest strawberry shiso cake, which was also not too sweet, and the slightly savory shiso complimented the strawberry jam well. Just one thing to note, they only have a one stall bathroom, so plan accordingly. I’m really hoping this cafe is here to stay! The vibes are immaculate, and they have a lot more drinks and pastries I want to try!

This was such a cute cafe and vibe, the light colored wood theme throughout the cafe. Matcha latte was strong and super flavorful, one of the better matcha lattes I’ve had recently! Also the attached stationary store had so many cute notebooks and stickers and washi tape I really liked it.

Ordered a pumpkin spice cream latte and it was absolutely delicious. The spot is very serene, lots of natural light and some spots to sit down at but usually all taken. There’s a super cute Japanese stationery store in the back. Staff was very friendly.

I had the most AMAZING time here! Pretty quiet on a weekday afternoon, as I hear it can get busy on weekends since the opening. The baristas and shop employees were all SO sweet and friendly! I browsed the extensive selection of stationery for a long time and picked up some cute items, then got a fantastic matcha latte and delicious black sesame pound cake while enjoying the serenity of the cafe up front. I will definitely be coming back!!!

We stopped by Loaf on Paper on Friday around 9 a.m. The cafe had about 5 people seated when my husband and I walked in. We thought we were the only ones in line. Big mistake. Those 5 folks already had their drinks and were still waiting for orders. It ended up taking about 25 minutes for our drinks to be ready. (cold brew and a black sesame latte). I almost wanted to just get a refund and skip to another coffee shop. We had meetings coming up and this is probably me just being super antsy. The coffee itself is great. They have creative specialty options and really well made drinks. But be ready to wait. There was only ONE person running the entire shop: taking orders, grinding beans, steaming milk, everything. I haven’t seen anyone hustle that hard working at a cafe, and honestly this barista deserves to be paid the salary of 2 people for how much work he’s doing.