Odd Fox Coffee

This reviews about sustainability only! 🙂 By 2050, there will be more plastic in the ocean than fish—and over 95% of plastic does not actually get recycled. I was pretty shocked to see that every single person enjoying their coffee at your lovely café, to stay, was drinking out of a single use plastic cup. One that will get used for 30 to 60 minutes, and then get discarded to a landfill or end up eventually in our oceans where it’ll stay for the next 400 years. I see that you do have plates available, and seemingly real mugs too. I wonder then if there is a disconnect between your customers and the availability of more sustainable options. Are there ways that you can ask people if they are enjoying their drink to stay? And if so, would you be able to give them a real mug or glass? Or, could you use your social media to help raise awareness about bringing your own reusable cup? Of course, this problem is as much on the consumer as the business. So I hope any customers or potential reading this know that they can and should bring their own cup, to prevent more plastic pollution. Thank you for hearing my concerns, I would be happy to help think through easy options that would help you all mitigate contribution to our global pollution crisis. In a waterfront neighborhood in a water-locked borough, it just makes sense to think beyond so much plastic. And of course, if you do not actually have dish dishwashing infrastructure, I can understand your challenge. But if so, surely there’s a way you can at least be incentivizing people bringing their own cups. Thank you again for your consideration. And for the delicious coffee.

Odd Fox Coffee was a nice little coffee spot. Cozy, surprisingly large, with an eccentric feel. Nice artwork with a more classic design. Latte was a good, Average latte.

Love everything about their coffee. From the vibe, ambient , old hipster style to a great coffee. Very specious including outdoor and garden seating . Saw bunch of people working on their laptops which was nice to know for the future.

I was excited to try this place, but the pastries were stale, the coffee was okay, and the staff wasn’t friendly. The atmosphere was nice, but given my overall experience I wouldn’t come back for the price.

Good place to stay for those who is looking a work space woth their own devices. A quiet music on background is calm and relaxing. I took a cappuccino with oat milk and it was really good. Almond croissant is big and has enough almond paste to stay with the name almond. It seems that the owner did not put a lot of money into renovation. However it makes the atmospheric and cozy environment. Friendly staff. Good choice of drinks.

I stopped by this café early in the morning when it was almost empty and needed to take an important call. I politely asked the manager if the music could be lowered just a bit, but she very curtly refused and was unnecessarily rude in her response. The dismissive attitude really put me off. I had expected a more welcoming and customer-friendly environment, especially at a quiet hour. Unfortunately, I won’t be returning.

Drinks were solid. We stopped by on a hot hot day and our group was slightly bigger (5 people), so we ended up sitting apart because the seating was catered to much smaller groups - no problem. Noticed a lot of people seem to park themselves there with a computer, so an option to work from coffee shop if that’s something you like. It wasn’t too loud in there as well, which was nice.

Great vibes to get work done or chat with a friend. They have backyard outdoor seating for when the weather is nice. The house blend drip was very smooth with mainly tangy notes.

I recently tried Odd Fox for my morning coffee and came by to grab an oat latte. The space is larger than I expected with plenty of small tables inside and a nice patio in the back. It's a great space to get some work done or catch up with a friend. The latte was solid and I love how cute the merch is. Overall a really great neighborhood coffee shop and will definitely be back.

I got the iced coffee, and it was very bold. The backyard patio (in 80 degree weather) was cool, perhaps because of the ample shading provided by the nearby buildings and trees. Felt more like 70 degrees. Great place to hang out and relax.

This cafe became part of our rotation. Lattes are superb, fast service and presentable cafe space, lots of workers. The only thing we would recommend is providing some cinnamon at the sugar station. The line can get unorganized as the space to order and wait is unclear. But that's the beauty of Odd Fox.

Had to snag a quick latte from odd fox. On a pretty quiet street the bright exterior and funky name intrigued me. The interior was nice. The perfect place to study! As far as community goes, this place is it! Inclusive, accommodating, and supportive of all who enter, and they're dang proud of that, too! I love it. The latte was great also, can't forget that! Kept it simple: almond milk latte on ice. Can't beat perfection, but you can match it and they did!

Odd Fox Coffee has an incredibly homey atmosphere. It's spacious for guests to wander in and find a spot to meet an old face or new, as encouraged by their signage. The downside I would unfortunately say is the latte. The drink that I received was maybe 7/8ths milk and ice. The flavor was okay. I ultimately think you're paying for a place to reserve a spot in this quiet nook.

Great coffee. Decent chai. Service has always been friendly. Ambiance is chill. Definitely one of the more spacious and relaxed coffee shops in this part of Greenpoint.

Possibly the worst chai I've ever had, the matcha is mid. Forcing ourselves to finish it cause it was money spent but really just tastes like water with an echo of spice. Wasn't too expensive.

Came here for tea a few times, and once to study. There's a lot of seating lining the wall where the ordering counter is and a small room in the back with some tables and outlets. There's also a bathroom. Great place for the neigborhood to be able to post up and get some work done. Really like the vibe of this place. Service was nice. The tea was pretty good, too, although not something that you can mess up (it's all tea bags). Will come back for their coffee, of course, but until then take this good review to represent the functionality they serve for the neighborhood. They also have some pastries and a pretty extensive tea menu as well as a non-caffeinated menu so it really is solving all your cafe needs, which is hard to find nowadays.

Stumbled upon this gem while looking for an open, welcoming, and LGBTQ-owned space and it delivered on all fronts. The staff couldn't be more accommodating, and the coffee? Easily the best in Williamsburg

I'm a regular customer and had a yoga class next door that was due to start in ten mins so I came into odd Fox to stay warm as it was freezing outside. Sat in a corner minding my own business not having ordered anything because coffee and/ or a pastry before a yoga class isn't the best idea. After about 5 mins a man came over to me and asked if I was waiting for a drink. I kindly told him my situation and that I'd head out in 5 mins but he said "I'm going to have to ask you to leave because this establishment is for customers only." And I said "even for five mins to keep from the cold?" And he said "it's my job to ask you to leave." So I left, totally disheartened. I completely respect that rule but I believe they should make exceptions for respectful locals in situation such as this. Wont be coming back as customer service is a big reason I frequent places and I just can't support an establishment who treats people this way.

Warning - this place was NOT POC friendly. I came here last week with two queer Latino elders who've been in this neighborhood for a long time. After we ordered at the counter and paid around $30, we realized that there weren't any tables available with seating for 3 people. The cafe was not busy at all and the back of the cafe was closed down, so i decided to grab a chair from an empty table. After silently watching me bring this chair across the room and sit down, the barista came around the bar to tell me that I can't do that and stood over me as I profusely apologized and put the chair back. We decided to move to a pair of stools at a counter tucked away near the front while I stood. We settled in with our lattes and got comfortable catching up and talking. About half an hour later, the barista came back around and stood over me again-this time to tell us that he'd cleared the back patio for us to move to. We thanked him, expecting him to walk away, but he stayed standing and staring until we got up and moved outside. It was raining outside, and after a few brief minutes we decided to just leave the space altogether. It makes me sad to see a business in my neighborhood that claims to be Queer friendly but won't have respect or show any basic human decency toward non-white Queer people. Coffee shops were meant to be third spaces for people to connect. I'd rather grab coffee from one of the many other local spots who have been proudly serving a variety of customers for decades.

Very happy with this Brooklyn coffee shop. Coffee is great, there are a lot of seats-including a courtyard-and outlets at al or them (though I didn't check for outside outlets). WiFi works great and is free, though they do ask you to buy something every couple of hours, which is reasonable. Couldn't ask for anything more out of a place to work.

Good coffee. Nice space in the back. The service was kind and approachable. I recommend.

I stopped by Odd Fox on my walk in the neighborhood and bought a coffee. I sat down in the seating area for 15 minutes after a workout class. I thought the space was creative and liked the coffee. I decided to come back again an hour later to do some creative writing. I asked the Barista a question about seating since I was there not too long prior. I was yelled at with such vitriol & pretentiousness by the barista. I was confused by how my question could prompt such an overblown reaction--I understand that coffee shops are a business, however, I believe that there should be a decorum that is used when speaking with customers--especially if they are new to the neighborhood. "Robert" (if that is his real name) proceed to berate me for asking a question about seating. I will not be returning to Odd Fox & there other coffee shops in the area that have better customer service and treat their patrons with kindness. I'd suggest going to SweetLeaf, Bakeri, or Eleva. I've never been spoken to that offensively at a coffee shop. Honestly in a world that can use a bit more kindness I'm very upset with that interaction today. Maybe Robert was having a bad day. Regardless, how we treat other people is a deeper reflection of ourselves. If you want to go to a coffee shop that treats its customers well go to another coffee shop in the area. Edit: Robert stopped by another coffee shop I was doing work in & slammed a note on my desk and walked out. I spoke to the owner about this situation / behavior and my personal concerns around invasion of physical space. It's one thing to use unkind language but it's far more egregious to overstep and invade a stranger's personal space. I'm waiting to hear back from the owner on how this situation will be rectified.

Odd fox coffee was a cute little coffee shop I got to kill sometime in, located in Brooklyn you walk in, order at the counter and grab a seat. Lots of coffee options, and organic soda. I decided to get an iced coffee since it was so damn hot! I loved my drink, the flavor was bold and not burnt. I always have to cut my coffee with cream because I like having a smoother flavor. What is noteworthy about this location is the actual space, it's typical because it's a coffee shop, but what is posted on this walls is that it's a shared location and to not set your bags on the chair across from you, but to foster the true shared work space and that a stranger may sit by you. They also have several empty frames hanging out on the walls, with random pictures every few frames. All around a cool place!

Such a great spot to sit with a coffee (The lattes are great). A great place to work with staff that is really friendly and has good taste in music. Highly recommend if you need a cute spot to work or just need a quick break.

Great local coffee shop that I can always count on for a good latte and speedy wifi. I love that there's a variety of seating too. They have: - regular tables - high top bar counters - high top window facing counters - outdoor seating in a patio area Definitely one of my favorite coffee shops in GP.

Excellent coffee, friendly staff, great neighborhood joint. However, they don't offer flavor syrup. No biggy though. Inside is nice and clean.

Went to the Bed Stuy location. Two Ethiopian blends were done unjust because they were a watery brew. Thankfully, we can taste that the beauty of the coffee is good. The available pastries had flies ALL through the display case=disgusting and hence the two-stars. It IS New York City but YOU MUST do YOUR due diligence to keep down the vermin & they failed.

I can typically always count on this place to make a good coffee. Very chill atmosphere. The staff is always very nice as well.

I popped in here as I've been meaning to check it out for a while. It's a cute little coffee shop with big windows that look out onto the street and lots of seating. They have a great selection of coffee and teas as well as pastries. I've seen people working here on their laptops, and they seem to have multiple outlets. Would definitely come back!

You start outside. You always start outside. Start out across the street, on the west side of Manhattan ave, a street that courses through Greenpoint. Its cerulean store sign might catch your eye, but its name 'odd fox' might not, it's printed in such a faded, almost careless black. Still, the quaint result might be enough to intrigue you. The street is also probably empty enough to jay walk across, so you might, which you might do, the dream is unbroken. The café has a railroad layout. The larger front room is divided like a paper folded hotdog style. There is the barista's bar on the left, and two-seater tables clinging to the right. The bar side is roomier than the table side, emphasizing whose domain this is. The walls are the shade of parchment paper and scattered with frames, gold and dark brown. A few of them hold illustrated portraits of posh foxes in renaissance clothing, but most embrace bare wall. Golden semi-opaque lamps hang over the bar. No which one is alike, but the shapes seem like friends and emit a similar warm light. It's comfortingly dim inside, not so bright where everything becomes ugly but an improvement from the light in, say, a typical NY apartment, which may be why so many of its patrons are working on their laptops here instead of at home. Whenever a bus passes by on the street, it fills the entire storefront window and the café briefly darkens. The front room ends at a wall full of holes, the holes being a door frame and two punched-out windows. Beyond this wall is a smaller back room. Though compact, this second room doesn't feel cramped, perhaps because of the holes and the light coming in from the patio door in the back. You could go out the patio door, but then you'd be back outside. And it's hot out there. The sun smiles but is unkind. You might take a peek, though. You've always wanted a backyard. There are large tables and benches sitting lazily under enormous tree branches. Ok, it's time to go back inside. You sit at the counter by the bar, sip a drip coffee, which has a comforting fruity taste. The croissant is bready and definitely not the best croissant, but it is large and satisfying.

Spacious, with many tables inside and out in the backyard, perfect for working, I'd imagine, or just getting out of the cold for a bit, like I am. Friendly service, decent coffee. I'm sitting in the back right now as I write this, and I love the decor and feel of the place. They're playing pop music (sounds like Carly Rae Jepsen perhaps?), but the less annoying kind (in comparison to mainstream radio), in my opinion anyway. Some bossa nova or another warm variety of jazz might fit the interior design vibe a bit more, but I'm not complaining. Cute place, definitely will be coming back.

Decor: postcards, some art in frames, soft lighting. Outlets next to every table. Ambience: extremely quiet, it was uncomfortable to engage in convo with my friend and felt compelled to whisper even though it's not a requirement. Everyone at the time I went was there on their own with macbooks and earbuds. Coffee: servings were European sized and the pricing the same as a tall at Starbucks. High end quality, so coffee buffs with discerning taste will surely be impressed. Loss of one star because I'm not a hipster and I'm too animated in conversation to whisper so this just isn't my scene. To be clear, there is no quiet policy. Full disclosure, I'm not a coffee lover and don't savor the taste or need it every day like some people do so I do believe this is a great place for those people, just not me.

I feel how much the owner loves this place. I really enjoyed how it was decorated. The only negative would be the drinks we ordered (chai latte/latte). It didn't have any real flavors to it, rather kind of bland actually. At current pricing I was hoping for a little more than what I actually got.

Always a delicious cup of coffee or espresso drink! I love their almond powder croissants . It has a great interior vibe and also a wonderful private backyard one of my favorite places in my neighborhood.

Delicious flat white here! Cute little local coffee shop in the area. The logo unfortunately isn't on the cold coffee cups, but I'll definitely be back for more soon!

I went there on 1/31 which was a cold day (below freezing). I got a matcha latte which was really hot that I burned my tongue. It was hot for awhile. I couldn't taste the matcha and it felt like warmed milk. I opened the cup and was disgusted by the unnatural green color. There were huge chunks at the bottom. I am not even sure if they used real matcha. The small cup was really small. I also had a coffee which was bland. I would not recommend. It was worse than getting drip coffee at a deli :/

Mediocre coffee, dark/grimy indoor, bad wifi and awful service. I"m kind of shocked how badly they treat their guests if you happen to accidentally bring in an outside cup. The owner freaks out and verbally assaults you. Really insecure about their own food/service and it shows. Unless you really need to use the restroom, I'd recommend avoiding this cafe with slow internet and bad attitude/vibes. Not worth it, much better alternatives near by.

Subtle yet sophisticated coffee shop in Greenpoint without much flare but indeed some attention to detail. I got a quick espresso from a barista who barely made eye contact. At least the espresso was good! I perched at the small counter near the door. And be sure to check out the Lego coffee shop, which is on the counter. It's a playful touch.

Their coffee game is on-point. This place is my go-to for a morning cup and a treat. I recommend the gluten-free pistachio bread, which comes from the neighborhood bakery Ovenly. (Props for supporting other locals!) I just wish they opened earlier on weekends. Sometimes a girl needs coffee before 8am.

Honestly, one of the best Greenpoint coffee shops to sit and write in. The staff is always incredibly lovely and there is plenty of room to sit and really take in the cozy, relaxing ambiance. The chai is my favorite order but recently have been enjoying grabbing an apple cider in this crisp fall weather! I try to stop in at least once or twice a week and it's a regular for my friend group to meet up at. Highly, highly recommend.

This place is overrun with gentrifier hipster trash. The customer service is poor by their "just moved from Ohio" staff. This is the second time I've come here and I'm always so disgusted by the way I get treated. Never again. Any real New Yorker - skip this place and hit up the cart across the street. Update-- as I sit and write this review I'm being treated to two of their employees loudly complain about customers and some of their coworkers. Mostly one saying "can you fucking believe that? Like omg, like how rude" to the other one saying a lot of "oh my god like yeah that's like so like not ok".

Really nice backyard area and friendly staff but my iced chai was so flavorless that it literally tasted like water ;(

I HAD to update my review. Was there earlier this week & was upset by their bathroom. It wasn't terribly dirty but it also wasn't very clean. It is in desperate need of a remodel & it may possibly have termites. I know that this is a rented space but they have to hold the landlord accountable for this as they will continue to lose customers! Also, as many times that I've been here, I've never ever seen anyone (baristas) wash their hands. :-/ it's a no-go for me. I'm not into the grungy coffee shop vibe. Unfortunately, OddFox has lost me as a customer. I couldn't finish my coffee after this experience.

Love the coffee shop, the employees, the coffee! My favorite place to be. Adam makes you feel part of a community, and his coffee and pastries are A++

Very nice coffee shop in Greenpoint! I got a regular drip coffee for 2.25 and it was pretty decent! The other more specialty drinks are also standard pricing. Looks like a great place to study or get some work done, the seating is limited but they definitely made use of the space they have, and we were able to easily find seats for two! The lady behind the counter was very pleasant and I would definitely come back!

Cute Neighborhood cafe for the soul: Odd Fox Coffee is a great little spot for a hot cup of tea/ coffe and your books/laptop. It's perfect low key ambiance and gentle music makes for a great place to concentrate and you are always bound to meet an incredibly nice person from the neighborhood! Making this locale a part of my Sunday routine. Highlights: - ambience and locale (quite small but I have always been able to find a table or seat to occupy for sciupone hours) - great coffee, amazing tea and chai -baked goods (from ovenly) are a great treat for long cafe sessions - super friendly staff that love to chat Lowlights - a little pricey ($4 small chai, $.50 for special milk) but still getting used to NY coffee prices - no outside food (makes sense but a watch out) MUST TRY! - early grey tea* is incredible, extremely fragrant and a perfect balanced taste * try the earl grey tea as a London fog (yummm)

Yeh Im definitely a fan of their coffee here and pastries. Came here 4 times in 2 weeks and each time I have been utterly impressed by the quality of their coffee. The Latte here is a different quality and their coffee is velvety smooth. The pastries are good too. Had the croissants wirh butter and garlic and blue berry muffins. The staff is polite and attentive. Its coffee shops like this that make me never wanna go to chain coffee shops.

This is a very friendly, nice, down to earth spot in Greenpoint. The fact that the owner as well as the staff are so accommodating to the customers is a godsend. There are many places in Brooklyn that serve specialty coffee. Most of those places are staffed by individuals who - while they might be highly trained professionals - they have very bad customer service skill sets. The staff of Odd Fox - while actually better trained than the staff at other local shops along Manhattan Avenue in Greenpoint - are also well versed in customer service and are also highly accommodating to their guests; and always. The owner is a well trained and highly educated coffee professional who makes sure his staff are always keeping up with their industry training. The espresso and the filter brew (all of which are Roasted by Parlor Coffee) are always correctly dialed-in and target extraction parameters and (TDS - Total dissolved solids) - are always within industry acceptable ranges. The physical details of the shop are also always well maintained. The fact that the guest restroom is always clean and well stocked is a miracle of great skill in such a high volume location. Anyone who works within the coffee industry and/or the service industry in NYC will grasp and understand just how hard maintaining a clean and well-stocked customer restroom in a high volume shop in NYC can be. The fact that they also place great care and importance into well-maintained equipment, ongoing staff training, and industry education for staff, as well as excellent customer service, provides the whole package for one who appreciates specialty - aka 3rd wave - coffee and wants to relax and enjoy themselves while out at a shop. Also, they go out of their way to keep prices at a beyond reasonable level. I am actually dumbfounded by how inexpensive the shop menu is as I also work within the specialty coffee industry in NYC and know what the average menu prices are throughout Manhattan, Queens, and Brooklyn. Odd Fox, is very reasonable compared to other shops in the area. A nice side note to this review, since the warm weather will soon be upon us, is they do utilize the Toddy Method so you get actual Cold Brew. I am unsure of the steep time they use but I have to suspect it is within the 14 to 24 hour range most use. The Cold Brew (taken Black with no milk, sugar, or syrup) has a nice silky body with lots of rich coco. chocolate, touches of warm raisins on the back-end, and the mouthfeel that lingers afterwards is clean.

Let me start by saying I love Greenpoint, its such a different vibe when compared to its surrounding areas. Odd Fox is a gem, it's so a cozy spot with great coffee (Cortado, please), comfortable vibes, and it places great music (I'm a sucker for good R&B). You can definitely find yourself sitting here for hours working.

PURCHASED: black coffee, sm. (see photo) TOTAL: $2.25 PROS: + cool coffee shop: I have come here countless times and am not sure why I haven't reviewed this spot yet. Of all the coffee shops I am aware of, which I have done my research for Brooklyn as well as Manhattan, I believe this is a solid top 10. In Greenpoint, it makes the list to being top 3. It is low-key enough to not be a huge tourists coffee shop like Devocion (see my review). It is chill enough to get some hours of work done here. Seating can be tight, better than a subway during rush hour on a Monday. + peculiar idea of art: There are frames with no photos in them. In the world of art, this is considered art... Very modern. + backyard access: there is a backyard with benches to relax and chill at. Personally, I enjoy being indoors during the Summer because heat is something I could do without. I prefer cooler climates. However, if you don't mind soaking up shaded space from the sun and among the bugs, definitely come check out the space. + 3 stools: Seating here has normal desk chairs. In addition, there are 3 stools located at the front where you can post up and watch people or have people watch you as if you were a mannequin in a study position. This spot can be great for standing while doing work as well. As some of the literature says, "standing is better than sitting." CONS: - pricey: ...a cup of coffee for $2.25? Water mixed with some beans from Colombia shouldn't cost that much. #therentistoodamnhigh. That can buy you enough coffee to make at home for 1 week. - hypocritical staff: There was that started out when I first moved to NYC. This is a funny story: I remember I was on an important phone call. I was taking the phone call in the front of the store. I believe it was really hot or I had my work all spread out over the table which prevented me from wanting to take the phone call in the backyard or outside. Following the phone conversation, she admonished me for taking the phone call indoor. I was trying to be considerate with my volume. In my history, I have always known to take phone calls outside a room occupied by others. I go out of my way often to be considerate to others. What makes this story funny is she was telling me that my conversation she heard was distracting. Yet, the music that was playing was way louder and something I had noted upon arriving that day. I just found it pretty funny that she was admonishing me out of consideration for others, when the music that she was playing was blaring and loud. Nevertheless, I apologized. It didn't bother me; I had noise-cancellation headphones :) IMPRESSION: Good reliable spot to get some work done. I like getting work done here. Read the aforementioned items for pros and cons. Solid 4.1 spot

When I discovered odd fox; after a local coffee shop closed, was one of my happier days in Brooklyn. The baristas always have a smile on their faces and very friendly. With a nice window to hangout in, and plenty of shared seats and a sweet backyard for private phone calls I could almost live here...hell, I may have legally lived here for a few weeks. Very great atmosphere, quiet, respectful, good music, AND the coffee is amazing! I had a weakness for their Oat Mocha. Plus, their name and logo is one of my favorite animals AND my spirit animals. When I look for a place to get out of the house to do work, I look for a positive community and Odd Fox is that exactly. And they have a super cool LEGO replica of the staff and customers as well as a hilarious meme collection. (See Instagram) Miss and Love you guys, til next time I'm in Brooklyn! -ToEd

I love this place. Cozy atmosphere and excellent cappuccinos. The music is always soothing and good for work and they keep the temperature consistent - I've noticed some coffee places blast their AC every now and then. Odd Fox is always comfy. Servers are super friendly.

consistently GOOD coffee, none of that syrupy nonsense that floods most coffee shops these days. staff is always friendly and flavors are authentic. if you like a sweet, majority milk Dunkin' Donuts-esque coffee, this place is not for you. but if you are looking for a real cup of coffee, this spot will be your forté

These guys are the best. Coffee is great. The place is so clean. Very nice. Truly impressed.

Great small local coffee shop. Barista was really friendly and quick service. The cold brew was perfect for this hot spring day.

Many coffee shops in Brooklyn meet my baseline criteria for a spot to write: - Wi-Fi - Outlets - Seating And then from there, the extras start to sprinkle on top- - Gluten-Free treats - Interesting decor - Walking distance from my apartment Odd Fox has a good slew of these extras, making it a delightful spot for a Saturday afternoon plop down and work session. I especially love their different seating options! They have all of the coffee shop classics - the well-lit counter against the window, the large communal table in the back, a smattering of smaller tables and chairs with seats both structured and more comfortable - plus they have some unique options as well. I personally love the desk that peeks through the indoor window into the back room. Great spot for an earl grey, a gluten free peanut butter cookie, and an afternoon of writing. If only it were open late night on weekdays, then it would become my go to spot! Alas, it will just have to stay in the weekend rotation.

Such a cute coffee shop! They serve Parlor coffee which is roasted in Brooklyn and usually tastes great. Although I learned that Parlor doesn't use Swiss water method for its decafs but the ethyl acetate which is a less pure method. I will be sticking to their regular coffees now. The shop has lots of cozy nooks to sit and do work. I will definitely come back!