Mockingbird

Very cute spot and concept. I just did dry January and I’m excited to have a NA spot in the neighborhood. I had one drink and got a snack board. Looking forward to coming back and trying other menu items.

Mockingbird is an absolute gem! The drinks are just as creative, thoughtful, and delicious. You can tell there’s real attention to detail in the flavors and presentation. The space itself is cozy, intimate, and beautifully designed—it’s the perfect spot to relax, enjoy a night out, or for a date night. Great spot if you’re looking for something alcohol-free or just a unique experience. Highly recommend!

Had a really nice time. High class but laid back atmosphere. The cocktails were great. The looked and tasted complex and interesting while still tasting great and being approachable. Super friendly service. If I were single I'd 100% go here for dates. I'll definitely going back.

Cute place/vibes, mocktails were pretty good, service could use some improvements. We had to wave the waitress down multiple times to get her to see us (not sure if she was on her phone or staring off?), and I would have appreciated a bit more knowledge since I asked her about The NA wine/beer list and she didn’t know anything about the taste profiles. Also - It also took like, 15 minutes to get our drinks despite 2/4 of us got either beers/wines (the place wasn’t that full either) Overall a cute place, would come back, and hope they work out the service part!

Went for brunch and was so impressed with both the ambiance and menu! The blueberry waffles and mimosa were amazing, and service was more of the same. Friendly staff helped with my indecisiveness over cocktail options hahah. Will definitely go back for date nights/friend hangouts, good to have an alternative to the endless plethora of boozy bars!

When Park Slope Living teased the opening of this unique spot (and its stunning storefront font!) I bookmarked it immediately for a visit with a dear friend. We stopped by on a late Sunday afternoon, both chilled to the bone. She ordered a hot toddy, hoping to thaw out. The toddy arrived in a miniature teapot, half-filled with tepid water accompanied by an espresso cup. We were deeply disappointed and for $14 each we could have had many cups of equally non alcoholic piping hot tea. While their vision is admirable and service is very friendly, there are lots of kinks to work out still. The aesthetic feels halfhazardly-Wayfair, with a mix of sconce lights, overhead, and electric table lamps brought out in the evening with an unpleasant fluorescent glow. The music was loud techno which wasn’t conducive to the intimate feel my friend and I were hoping for tucked away in a cozy bar. At one point, someone accidentally hit a button that closed the security gate in front of the building and wasn’t sure how to reopen it, so we were locked inside for a bit. Of course every business needs a grace period for the first few months, but for my money I’d rather be in a cafe than a faux bar serving thimble sized drinks.

Love the concept but the execution needs a lot of work. Their sour mocktail had absolutely no citrus flavor or other source of sourness - it was just sweet. Another cocktail was extremely overboard on the egg foam - it was more like eating a pavlova. The egg foam was extremely stiff - I'm guessing from a nitrous foamer like you use for whipped cream. I don't know what atmosphere they were going for, but it's extremely well lit, and with a lot of streetlight coming in. Feels more like a café (you could easily read a book in there), but yet not cozy. Some drapes on the door and window might help. Will definitely come back to try again as they settle in.

I had the best evening, I ordered the ember’s flight. The drink was fun and not too sweet, I am definitely looking forward to coming back and trying more