Stumptown Coffee Roasters

really cute storefront with lots of merch and coffee products. the drip was fine. i liked the dog sculptures scattered on the floor.

A very charming Stumptown location with great espresso drinks and specialty lattes. The spacious back room offers plenty of seating and makes for a great spot for working or studying.

This is a lovely coffee shop with the mini courtyard in front, the open seating in the back and the Italian style standing tables by the counter. The coffee here is excellent, usually a Cortado for me so I can't speak to some of the more specialized offerings, they also offer self service sparkling & still water on tap. My one minor complaint is that all of the tables are usually taken up by people with laptops, which makes it less inviting & atmospheric through no fault of the staff or owners. Still one of our favorites in the neighborhood!

I found a great coffee spot recently that really impressed me. It's cozy inside with nice lighting and comfy seats, perfect for chilling out or getting some work done. Their coffee options are awesome. They have different kinds of coffee beans and make really good cappuccinos. The one I had was just right—smooth and creamy with a nice foam on top. The service was top-notch too. The staff were super friendly and knew a lot about coffee. They were happy to suggest drinks and chat with customers. Overall, this place is now one of my go-to spots. Whether you're a coffee lover or just want a cool place to hang out, you should definitely check it out.

Really great set up at Stumptown. Eclectic Mahogany themed bar & counter tops. It definitely has a different feel when you walk in. Their coffee is good, it’s strong and the blend has a good flavour. The milk is a little heavy on top, it’s not completely mixed all the way through so you do get a little bitterness in the last third. Overall though it’s a good 8/10 cup.

The location is really pretty , the staff wasn’t very nice with us. They have very few chairs, we had to have breakfast stand up. The pastries are fine nothing extraordinary. But the coffee was really good!

Delicious coffee and a truly stunning interior. It’s in a beautiful building with a spacious and bright indoor space with airy seating when you first walk in and then further seating in the back. There’s also a few stools and a table for outdoor seating. Definitely worth a visit for the coffee and the views!

I have a mixed feelimg about the place. I ordered a large latte, but I felt I was drinking milk with a flavour of coffee, tried my friends drink and coffee was tasting great. Some places adjust the amount of espresso shots to the size of the drink but apparently not this place. So if ever, buy the small size or request an extra espresso shot. Great seating area but a bit underwhelmed by the customer service.

Solid cafe in a convenient neighborhood. The interior of this location is really nice with a good amount of seating towards the back. I ordered an Iced Latte with oat milk, which tasted great! Price was standard with oat milk ~$6.50-7. They also have punch cards where you get the next drink for free after getting 10 stamps. Pretty neat, since coffee nowadays can add up! There's water on tap and a cute little area to borrow books. The bathroom is clean and has a cool treat within the wall! Not sure if this location had WiFi, but if not, would be nice given their ample seating.

Came here after a coraline advertisement caught my eye outside the business, walked in and it was very nicely decorated and great ambiance. I decided to try the other mother latte because I'm a coraline fan and it was not my favorite. it's definitely a flavor that I know many people would like but personally me it's a no. I also bought a coraline tote and two stickers, prices aren't the best but I would definitely come back and try something more in my flavor profile. The lady who took my order was definitely friendly and quick, which I appreciate. so although the drink wasn't good I would come back and try something new.

Delicious coffee and a truly stunning interior. It's in a beautiful building with a spacious and bright indoor space with airy seating when you first walk in and then further seating in the back. There's also a few stools and a table for outdoor seating. Definitely worth a visit for the coffee and the views!

It's a lovely location but the prices are unjustifiably high for the quality of drinks and food. Worth it if you find a seat and stay a while but there are far better options in the neighborhood if you're ordering to-go. Plus, since I first tried this place 3 years ago till my most recent visit this month, staff have always had a an air of unfriendly disdain, like they'd all rather be somewhere else. Too bad - wish I could give 5 stars but I just can't.

For one, this café is so well decorated and has two seating areas to accommodate people who may want to have a quieter workspace or be around the hustle, and bustle of people coming and going. I arrived an hour or so before closing and ordered a lavender Matcha latte with a chocolate chip cookie and apricot peanut butter bar (have to get your protein in). The lavender matcha latte was not my favorite and tasted more like Matcha as opposed to a lavender infused Matcha. I'm used to Matcha lattes being a thicker consistency and having a good balance between the Matcha flavor, and syrup sweetener that is usually added by the barista. The caffeine levels weren't high, because I was still tired afterwards. The lady at the register wasn't the warmest but the lady that served the latte was friendly and hospitable. Super grateful for the Wi-Fi connection while working. I noticed that the Beyoncé's new album was playing in the background which was a unique choice for Café music with all the explicitives I loved that the location had a water fountain and a seltzer water fountain on tap for customers to serve themselves. You could really feel the history of this location which is pretty neat. I will try to return for another work session for a a vanilla latte next time.

Take it from a self-professed hater of pretentious coffee shops, this spot is legit. It's a beautiful space with good wifi, has a decent amount of seating and relatively clean bathrooms. Still and sparkling water on tap which you can fill at your leisure. Our barista was so knowledgeable about coffee and gave great recs. Apparently all the staff get to visit the coffee plantations where they source and prepare the beans, she had some great insights to share. Only downside is the coffee is quite expensive!

Even during the weekday, Stumptown gets pretty crowded. There were almost no seats when I arrived. I got one of their seasonal drinks, a salted maple latte. The drink itself wasn't too sweet, and the touch of salt brought out the coffee flavor. However, that meant the after taste associated with coffee was stronger too. Despite the amount of people, it was still pretty quiet. Most people were doing work. I'm not sure if they have free wifi, but if they did, it seems like it'd be a good place to do work.

I got these little date energy bites (very good) and an iced tea which the cashier prepared for me while I was paying...her doing that alone is why I'm giving 5 stars because I appreciate efficiency. Everyone's very friendly here, chill atmosphere. Music is perfect volume and they have the most beautiful espresso machine I've ever seen

I had some time to kill in between appointments and Google led me to Stumptown. Staff were incredibly nice and the set up is great. There's a ton of space to spread out and hunker down to get some work done. It's a great atmosphere and I love that they have still or sparkling water on tap. Coffee was solid, as always, and I'm definitely coming back the next time I need a solid spot to work.

I enjoy the boxed coffees from Stumptown, so I popped in & had the Coraline coconut cold brew. The cold foam was great, but the cold brews just a little too acidic for me. My friend had an iced latte and that was perfect. I'd come back for a different drink. The staff was super friendly & the shop had a great atmosphere.

Love this location. It's tucked away off Boerum Place. Great space with an anterior before you cone into the coffee bar to order your drink of choice. This main room has bar space decorated quth many plants. Once you have your drink, enjoy it in solitude or with friends in the back room. Beautiful stained glass sky light. Currently some artwork on wall are also available for purchase and a few have been purchased.

Very unfriendly workers here. We were so happy to come inside the cafe to order some pastries and order some iced coffee. Because of how unfriendly the two staff members were, we only purchased one iced coffee. It's amazing that we continued to purchase. The workers just stared at us when we tried to speak with them. We were completely ignored. (Sunday 6/27 4pm) Iced coffee was good. I prefer quality and it was a good quality but if I am paying $6 for an iced coffee, the experience better be memorable. I will not be returning.

Who wouldn't want to #wfh at a quaint coffee shop in Brooklyn?! Although I (Alicia) was on a mini-escape aka vacay with my mom. I stumbled upon this coffee shop on @yelp Originally intrigued by their super moon Bakehouse croissants matcha filled displayed on their review page. Before you get your hopes up. They haven't served the deli table looking pastries in over 2 years. Instead, I decided to stick with my regular... pain au chocolat Latte @stumptowncoffee Cobble Hill |Brooklyn, NY

super cute place w great vibes. perfect place to get a coffee and loiter/meet up with peeps/work from. small ice cold brew was fine (and note: almost 7$ without tip! ).

Stopped by Stumptown for a mid afternoon pick me up. The staff was welcoming and kind. They had a specialty menu with some seasonal flavors. I went with the salted caramel latte - so tasty! The espresso was great and really came through. Very cute inside as well! They offered both indoor and outdoor seating.

They have a seasonal hazelnut butter mocha right now that is amazing! The location is really nice and has a great ambiance. Only issue is that there's a 45 minute limit on seating so you can't really stay here to work which is my primary motivation for going to coffee shops. But if I want something on the go I will definitely be back!

I am too obsessed with this place. Great coffee, great matcha lattes, good pumpkin bread (I don't care that it's June!!), and great service. Everyone that works here is always super friendly and quick to get your drinks out. Also a great space to bring a laptop and work -- the front area is super airy and open, and there's a back area with seating as well.

Love this coffee shop and it's ambiance. I go there frequently in the mornings to get a dirty chai latte.

This place is the last in the neighborhood to get its stuff together after covid. Virtually nowhere to sit, they've removed almost all of the tables and chairs. The standing table area is still off limits. Squatters sit at the 4 tables inside all day. Hard to communicate with the employees behind plexiglass barricades. At this point--I hope this place gets back in gear or just goes away, giving the space to someone else. Stumptown is not benefiting the community.

This Stumptown in particular is my weekend chill/people watch/decompress coffe spot. The decor is on point and makes you want to stay for the afternoon, pounding espresso's. Couple of things to note: *there are a lot of kids here *there are a lot of strollers here I kid, I kid... I mean, it's all true but I still sorta kid. (Get it? Kid?) The following also applies: *there are a lot of dogs here *there's a lot of good coffee here *the vibe is great So you see, it's a well balanced, well caffeinated kind of spot. (Btw, as I write this, a kid literally just made this place her own and did a cartwheel in the middle of the floor, into the main space. And that's a 100% accurate statement.) Oddly enough, all of the excitement I just described is within the first 25 feet of the establishment. I haven't walked past the register - for all I know, there's a cold brew festival with some insane outdoor space resembling an HGTV episode going on in the other 3/4 of this space.

Hallelujah a Stumptown in Brooklyn! The best of the best cold brew has arrived on tap just down the street from me! The bad news, this opening has come at the time I found out I have a milk allergy so no more half and half in my cup. Real tears. The location is knock your socks off and abandon your date beautiful. It's located in an old firehouse and damn it has character. I am not kidding this is the most beautiful coffee shop in the world. A third space that is better than your first space. But please don't tell. I want a weekend study spot. Update: FYI WiFi is really slow, even when there's hardly anyone here.

I may be single but if i was not i would spend every Saturday here with my boo. This location is simply gorgeous, with velvet booths and tile floors, dark wood and warm light. By roasting their own beans, a fresh taste is guaranteed. The staff was kind and attentive even on Thanksgiving day. I tried their maple latte and was not disappointed. Great spot to study, draw, journal, or chat with a friend :)

Okay, I don't know what it is about the baristas here... but they are INCREDIBLE. I come by often and see the same few employees every time, and they're all so good at what they do. They consistently make the best coffee that I've found in cobble hill. They use really high quality ingredients (I always get an oat milk latte and I love that they serve oatly), and their beans are always so fresh. I've been here a disgusting amount of times and I've never been disappointed!

I love that they didn't charge for alternative milks- kinda seems like Oat milk is the norm anyway, right? Well I came mid-day after a Trader Joes visit (its right down the block) and they had both an outdoor and indoor (vaccination required) seating area. Stumptown is always a good choice for quality beans and nice people- this location is hidden away enough to avoid the traffic in the area and provide nice ambiance. The doors were propped open to I can't imagine it's a very energy efficient store, but I know they practice fair trade in their sourcing, so I love the company as a whole. Some, but few pastries.

Great coffee. The fact that they have an incredibly clean bathroom makes my rating for this coffee shop five stars. Stumptown also has attentive and welcoming staff. The sparkling water on tap is a plus.

Excellent coffee and friendly Baristas. Some of the best coffee in NYC (or anywhere for that matter)

What a beautiful space. It's uber hipster chic. Well-lit with a highly coveted front patio area. Bring your laptop, order some chickpea guac, and make a day of being a total Brooklyn stereotype in the back room. Or pretend to be a real estate mogul, reading from one of their many available magazines and newspapers while sipping on a delicious nitro cold brew, listening to whatever records they have spinning (Solange, when I was there, for instance). Or just bring your bratty kids who climb all over everything. That's also an option, apparently. But by far the best part is the free sparkling water on tap. It's just... so good.

Wow this place is a hidden gem! You probably walked past it a couple times because the exterior is very black and looks sort of abandoned but once you go in its very spacious and reminds me of a bar! I love Stumptown but this location is now my favorite. They have a variety of NYC local baked goods like from super moon house and they have really different coffees like pina colada. The staff there was very friendly and since this place isn't too well known it isn't that packed! Of course their coffee is good as their other locations! Definitely stop by if you get a chance I know I'll be going to!

Chill and relax place with great coffee! Nice coffee shop to meet friends or have me time.

Consistently good coffee, but their indoor seating system needs some work. I really appreciate that they have WiFi and indoor tables available, but there are very few places to sit, and it's impossible to see how full the back is when you order and show your proof of vaccination at the register -- I was one of several people walking around with coffee and nowhere to take it, because the staff kept telling me I had to leave the various standing counters. It would be super helpful if they could tell you when you order whether or not the back tables are all occupied, since it's pretty easy for the staff to check.

Nobody gets more excited about new coffee places in the neighborhood than me and I was especially excited about Stumptown because their coffee is guaranteed to be good (it is!). My favorite part about this Stumptown is the space, it's so chic! The coffee shop seems to go on forever and feels like you're walking through someone's tastefully decorated railroad style apartment. Cool apartments like that of course come with French records playing in the background, though I wish they came with more places to sit and linger awhile. One star comes off for slightly slow service. No matter what time of day I come there's a relatively long line which always makes me question my sanity for willing to wait that long to pay $5 for a tiny coffee with nowhere to sit enjoy it...

Yeah, great place, but staff just not interested in being there or being in retail in general. Also slow AF on opening up inside - I get we are in Covid, but they are like last place standing that has no indoor component - just more unwelcoming vibes. But even if you can explain away that, it's a shame that such a large, pretty place is staffed by miserable people. All culture is top down so imagine owners just don't preach it - damn good coffee too!

First found out about Stumptown when I lived in New Orleans & it was amazing. Moved back to NY & was shocked to find out there was one in the neighborhood. But this location doesn't compare. - Staff is WAY to laid back - Coffee is good no complaints on that end - Location has a nice feel but seating is very limited. Some people would literally be seating in here with PJs on I come here because the coffee is good. Not because of the experience

[Cold Looks] Latte please What size? Medium What size? Medium! 8 Oz? Is that Medium? Could be compared to that So great. Medium! [Waiting] [Without looking, a short shout:] Latte Coffee is great by the way

My coffee this morning was such an absolute delight. I don't add anything to my coffee, so if coffee isn't that good, I can tell pretty quickly. The cup was great and the barista was so friendly! Also, greatly enjoyed my croissant and that there was social distancing in place.

Delicious coffee, in and out in 10. Grabbed some beans for home! Would have liked a bit more sitting area.

This is a gem in Cobble Hill. This coffee place is SO aesthetic and cute, perhaps the best Stumptown location in NYC. They have ample space but most seats are always filled up. They have both indoor and outdoor (glass ceiling) options. The coffees are strong and tasty. The pastries are from Ovenly and SuperMoon Bakehouse, so greAt taste is guaraNteed. My perfect morning wakeup combo is A Nitro Cold Brew and Raspberry/Matcha Croissant. It's a 10 minute walk from my place but I'm willing to wakeup a bit early to get my daily dose of caffeine from here.

In my trip to New York, Stumptown was one of the coffee shops I wanted to visit. The experience was awesome. I tried the cappuccino, perfect temperature and flavor. The staff was EXTREMELY friendly and gave us some espressos after you bought some coffee beans. If you want a very good cup of coffee in a beautiful location, definitely come and visit Stumptown.

Beautiful, semi-discrete location. I'm so happy they a Stumptown opened in the area. They always have great quality coffee and beans and beautifully designed spaces. They seem dog friendly and have traditional seating as well as standing spaces. Plenty of work space in the back with chill music.

As I'm walking in, I see a woman outside crying. I think nothing of it until I meet their female barista. She was incredibly rude to me and I later heard that she berated the poor woman crying outside as well. Very very poor service.

There's kind of a weird vibe of this being an uber chic cafe where fashionably dressed super serious people come to eat small expensive food and work on their projects for hours, and the chaos of kids climbing over strollers and having a fabulously good time by the entrance. I was going to sit here but there literally wasn't any chair available, so I ordered to go and leaned against the closed business next door with a bunch of other coffee drinkers. The coffee is excellent, as one would expect, with good non-dairy milk options (though it would be nice if they had a menu on the wall that had prices). They also make excellent matcha, they take the time to actually dissolve and mix through the powder and hot water so you don't end up with clumps in the end. I was hoping to have lunch here actually, but since there was no room and it didn't seem like they do meals here (do you order at the front and wait for a seat to be available? Do they have table service in the back area like some cafes do around here? I just couldn't work it out), I took the mushroom brioche. OMG it was way better than I thought (definitely not vegan though), and more filling. It's great that they have a bunch of vegetarian snacks that are savory. Prices are towards the upper end (about what you'd expect for Cobble Hill). Gender neutral accessible restrooms in the back. Close to the Bergen Street F/G station.

This place is my favorite coffee shop. The interior was stellar. Probably, one of the few coffee shops with a clean bathroom even when the crowd is at full capacity for most of the time. My friend who lives in the city was telling that it was an old train station that got renovated to serve as a coffee shop. I don't remember much about the coffee, but the interior and the experience is worth the visit. I am going to visit again when I am in the area next! Of course, finding a parking spot is not easy. NYC is the best for walkers!

I go back between a four or a five. Four because I think there's better coffee to be had when comparing Stumptown against other third-wave roasters. But at this point, Stumptown is a chain, so I rather than scoring it on it's coffee, this review is solely based on this location. And it's effing lovely. It's HUGE, you'd almost forget you live in a city of tiny spaces and every part of it feels like a romantic garden party. There's plenty of tables with both seating and standing spaces, so I can't imagine you'd have trouble grabbing a spot here; making it a perfect place for a meeting (something I think this neighborhood has desperately needed). They have two "stations" for adding sugar/honey/milk with the one in the middle of the space housing still and sparkling water choices. Also, I am a lover of dirty horchatas, which they had for the drink of the season. It was alright, I've definitely had better (again, four on coffees), but because it's such a rarity in NYC, it's got a plus from me for trying.

I can't believe I'm only reviewing now. But this is one of those places that I come so often that I just don't think about reviewing, but here it is! This is our go to spot on Saturday and Sunday mornings. It literally has everything we look for: WiFi, nice environment, nice clientele, friendly staff, dog-friendly, good seating, good music, clean space, AMAZING coffee, and food that's more than just awesome pastries. I absolutely love their almond croissant, but on days that I want something savory, they have an amazing breakfast burrito that is big portion and delicious. My husband and I always look forward to our weekend morning walk with our dog to come here. Even in the winter their outdoor space, which is dog-friendly, is comfortable for a cup of coffee "to stay." Looking forward to coming back this weekend!

So I couldn't wait to stop into this cool renovated firehouse space. We were greeted by Incredibly friendly and accommodating staff. Cold brew is very smooth- alternative milk options include soy and oat milk (which I love). Also, something I found super cool is that there is sparkling water on tap (next to water on tap). You can get a punch card for boy 10 get one free! The space is spacious by brooklyn coffee shop standards. There are outlets at the bottom of the seating in the back which is perfect for hanging out. Loving this new addition to the neighborhood!

This is, by far, the most beautiful Stumptown location. Built in an old firehouse, it mixes historical features with Stumptown charm. The coffee is great, too. My biggest complaint is the music: the employees will change the music from your typical easy coffeehouse music to loud hip-hop and pop. I don't mind hip-hop or pop--but they really blast it and refuse to lower the volume. I'm not sure if it's to turn tables, but it definitely drives me out. If you like loud hip-hop and pop (like, dance club loud), then the cafe is perfect.

Good coffee but incredibly rude staff. They were so rude with us and several other customers I saw. The Stumptown in West Village is so much better. The management has lost this place. There is a Blue Bottle nearby. Save yourself the hassle and go there. There are several similar reviews below. Will not return.

No such thing as too many coffee shops in NY! I am glad this place opened up - they did a fantastic job, it is so beautiful and zen. The courtyard in the front reminds me of Berlin. I've only stopped by for an Americano so far, but I did notice they have some healthy rice / salad bowls. I'm not sure what the wifi / laptop policy is -- I simply sipped on my coffee alone sans technology, but I will be back and find out. Great job on the design, guys! You really did a LOT of work there and QUICKLY!

First off: I'm imploring the management to reset the alarm in the front terrace section, as it goes off with a beep every 30 seconds. Secondly: The tea is EXCELLENT--and it comes in a French press-style teapot that's good for at least two cups. I'm working my way through my punch card!