Tin cup cafe

Was in the area and looking for a quick place to eat. Stumbled across this place and was pleasantly surprised. Went on a Sunday, was filled with people working on their laptops but we sat outside and was a cute little closed off eating area. Food was great, coffee good, a little pricy but expected for Park Slope. Overall, would recommend for a healthy meal and cute and quiet environment🌸

Visiting from NC and was served coffee by the most beautiful man I think I've ever seen (braids down his shoulders) The lavender latte was perfect!

I ordered a cortado and an almond croissant and really enjoyed them both! The almond croissant was so fresh and delicious, not overly sweet, and with a generous amount of crunchy sliced almonds on top. The cortado was equally satisfying and the pottery it was served in gave me good vibes. I appreciated the ambiance, chill yet productive, with ample space indoors and out for working on laptops, meeting with friends or, as in my case, sitting alone and enjoying a quiet start to the day.

Between a lot of low class fast food restaurants I found this gem by accident and I fall in love with all these fresh ingredients, a really creative menu card and a real good coffee. I‘m just for some days in NY but I will definitely come back.

Had a great brunch/lunch here! The food was all great, including the potatoes. I had a London Fog and my friend gets their lavender lattes which she loves!

Stopped by for a large iced matcha, was told they don't even have a large option. Ok. Fine. First strike. 2nd strike is when I asked for unsweetened and the white girl with the black bandana gave me sweetened. Now I wish I was diabetic, so I can sue. Pure negligence. And then she had the audacity to ask me to complete my transaction where it asked me for tip. Yeah $0. Thanks but no thanks.

We stopped by here while waiting for our car to be checked at a nearby body shop, and sadly, it wasn’t a great experience. As soon as we walked in, the guy at the counter, Tiago, gave us a long, unwelcoming stare that really set a negative tone. My husband noticed it too, and it just left a bad feeling overall. We ordered coffee and breakfast, left a tip, but honestly, the service was nonexistent. Really disappointing, and definitely not what we expected. I wouldn’t recommend this place based on our visit. The owner should really work on training the staff to provide better service. Average food, acidic coffee, WiFi/bathroom available

The place is nice and comfortable but the prices on their menu are just overpriced. I ordered a sausage egg n cheese on a roll which It took 15minutes and this is the result.. The price of this is $9.78

I loved the jazz music and calm ambiance. The coffee shop is spacious and great for working. The food was great. I got a bacon,egg, aurugula and avocado, and the iced chagaccino. Good customer service and quick service. Thank you! I'll definitely come back again and recommend it.

I visit this location, every time I come to the neighborhood and get my nails done. My go to drink is a large iced caramel oat milk latte, with an extra shot. Always exactly what I need, may try something new next time. A fellow customer commented on how good my drink looked and I suggested she try. My go to food item is the ricotta and spinach turnover, usually my fave. However, lately it's tasted over cooked. It's so toasty and dry, it looks like it may have been from the day before (not sure, just what it looked and tasted like) that was a bit disappointing. Service is pleasant, no complaints there. They have plenty of healthier options in regards to fresh parfaits, fresh squeezed OJ, mushroom coffees, better quality bottled juices etc. The store always looks clean and seems to be a decent place to get a little work done if needed.

Delicious crepes ! Tin Cup Cafe delivery was excellent. The crepes arrived in perfect condition, nicely packaged. I tried 2 different kinds - the French Crepes Ham and Brie and the Banana-strawberry Nutella. Both were excellent and satisfying. The savory crepe (Ham and Brie) they sent was made with standard wheat flour (versus buckwheat flour for savory crepes). If that's important to you, then ask when ordering. I'm not that picky and I use regular flour for my own homemade crepes. I prefer Tin Cup's crepes over mine - they're better.

Started the day with a latte , breakfast sandwich and pastry. The latte was served very warm and was rich, but not bitter. The breakfast sandwich was on a brioche bun with egg and bacon. The chocolate almond pretzel pastry was very fresh. A very cute neighborhood cafe with wonderful customer service. Plenty of tables for a quiet breakfast or coffee break.

A gem in this area! Stopped by on a Saturday afternoon for lunch and coffee. We tried the Brazilian cheese bread, lemon ricotta pancakes, a BLT sandwich with chips, iced latte, and a cortado. The place is very spacious, area for people to work on laptops and a few tables reserved for no laptops. You order at the counter and they give you a number and bring you your food. The sandwich is on rye bread and pressed. Bacon had great flavor and they didn't skimp out. The ricotta pancakes were so fluffy! The lemon flavor was subtle and not overwhelming I didn't try the strawberry butter it comes with because I'm allergic, but the pancakes plain and without syrup was yummy itself. The coffee was great, the latte had a strong espresso flavor and creamy at the same time. The cheese bread was good but would've been better if it was served warmed.

I'm leaving this neighborhood after seven years and Tin Cup Cafe is the place I will miss most. Craig and Henny have been a consistent presence on this stretch of 4th Avenue for longer than I've been here bringing warmth, kindness, and great coffee and food. They grew from less than half the size they currently are and it's wonderful to see this cafe so busy. They also survived during the pandemic keeping a safe and clean speck of normalcy during a time when it was so appreciated. This is the epitome of a Brooklyn neighborhood cafe and you'll see the folks you share the area with daily. You'll also see construction workers, teachers from the nearby schools, students and WFH folks working here throughout the day. The yummy lattes and iced and hot drinks, pastries fresh from the oven, sandwiches, crepes and other breakfast items just make it even better. I'll be wishing these lovely people well from afar and look forward to stopping in when my travels take me back here. And getting a couple of final tuna melts before I peel out.

Delicious food and nice atmosphere. They got very busy after we ordered take out and the food took awhile. But the wait was worth it!

Coffee is so good will return just for it also food very good go early on so its not too crowded even tho there is a lot of seating

I stopped by Tin Cup Cafe for my morning coffee and breakfast and picked up a bowl of oatmeal with bananas, blueberries, and walnuts. Service here was friendly and fast, and the place had plenty of seating both indoors and outdoors. On a hot summer day, the back area is definitely the place to hang out, as that's where the AC is blasting. Drip coffee here is pretty solid as well. My wife didn't order any food, but opted instead for a mango smoothie. The smoothie had a bit too much Greek yogurt in it for my liking, but she very much enjoyed it. Good place to stop by for a quick breakfast.

The crepes here are delicious and I've been kind of thinking about them a lot since I had my first last week. Nice spacious, cozy interior too - perfect place to grab a bite with a friend or read a book with your friendself on a cold or rainy day :)

We have been to Tin cup last 4 years. We always satisfy with food and coffee. We understand that they may mistook our orders time to time. Which is ok. We fix it. We understand it. We are all human. But today is different, we came for the same order 2 bacon, eggs and cheese with the croissants and another 3 order total of $45.92 and tips 6.89 we got the order, came back home. We were ready to eat. Found out that we didn't get bacon again in any of sandwiches. I called to them and told them that we didn't get the bacon. And needed to add it. By the time we came back to Tincup food got soggy and cold. I came back to Tincup. And trying to clarify the order problem. The guys apologized that they must mistook the order and will add the bacon for free. And trying to fix the problem. The lady at the store got so defensive about it. Said that we didn't order it. And told me that we order 1 bagel and 1 croissant. I show her the food that it was 2 croissants sandwiches. Since i walked back and wanted to fix it. I said by the time i get back home food will be cold. Would you mind fix it or warm it up. She went back and gave it to me and charged another $8.60 for whole orders. I said why you charge me. She said bc we have to redo the whole order. I paid it and then I said you charge me to fix this problem, she said yes. I said listen it wasn't our fault but you charged me. It's not ok. She said something back (i didn't hear it) and i am over it and walked away. I don't write anyone bad reviews bc i am another small business owner in the service industry. I totally understand how hard it would be to strive the business during hard time. Problem got fixed but this was not the way that she should handle the situation. Instead, clarify, apologized and fix it. She charged me over the problem that not our fault? I think this review wouldn't happened if she handle the situation different way. Is it worth it to lose another loyal customer who always defending the restuarant and gave so many chance after problems in the past? Think about it. I would not write this over bacon problem. But i wrote this review to remind that the restuarant can handle this situation differently. I hope you acknowledged it and improved how you handle the situation.

One of my favorite cafes everrrrr in Brooklyn! I've lived in Brooklyn all my life and it can be pretty hard to find a truly QUIET cafe that you can actually work in and focus. This gem is great for that. The food is also super delicious as I've been coming here for years. I've had practically the whole menu lol. My favs are: The Power Green Salad The salmon salad BLTC sandwich The chicken and pesto sandwich The tuna salad sandwich Today I had the steel cut oatmeal and tropical breeze smoothie. The owners Craig and Henny are awesome as well and since they've expanded the cafe I love it even more. Bonus: there is the outdoor seating!

- fabulous BLT - excellent service - perfect place to linger - salads are fresh - meal left me to perfect satiation

I was shocked at how good my cappuccino was. I didn't know if this spot would line up against other top coffee shops in the area but it did.

Charming neighborhood cafe, this was the perfect place to spend a couple of hours catching up with a friend. They have a QR code scanning system if you want to order online & have food/coffee brought to your table, we did this but the pastry menu was a little more extensive online than in-person that day (not a big deal, I changed the order to a croissant and it was delicious). Very good espresso drinks with a solid caffeine jolt. Both dairy & non-dairy options are delicious and they have one of the widest ranges of non-dairy choices I've seen around. Seasonal & specialty flavors are great including lavender & toasted marshmallow. Free WiFi if you need to get some work done (just no laptop use at one of the tables up front), and both indoor/outdoor seating options.

Delicious bagel and coffee. Nice seating outside. No loud music which is always a bonus. It was a shame that the smoothie making machine was broken. But the coffee was good. Shame there was no oat milk though **sniff**

Lovely atmosphere, charming service. Food is pretty good, though portions are small. A good place to catch up with friends over coffee.

A small, cute coffee shop with wifi, a restroom, and outlets. I didn't get to try their drinks, but I had the chicken sandwich for lunch. The sandwich had toasted sourdough bread doused with olive oil, pesto, chicken breast, and mozzarella cheese. It came with a side salad of arugula and cherry tomatoes, with a sweet dressing and pumpkin seeds. After that satisfying, delicious lunch, I worked undisturbed for several hours before heading out. Verdict: Tin cup cafe is a great place to hunker down and get some work done while enjoying a light meal.

Probably great Hope to get there soon, heard good things from lots of friends. Time to make plans to get ther and eat everything.

They wanna charge you $5+ for a latte, but refuse to mix a bit is skim and whole milk together so you can have something other than a fat-filled cup or a watered-down beverage. The rude, seemingly stoned barista just repeated "skim or regular" when I asked for half and half. Poorest customer service over ever experienced at a coffee shop. They've lost a new customer and I hope they lose you too.

Cute cafe with food options, indoor/outdoor seating, WiFi, and restroom. We had an iced americano, a piping hot flat white, and mushroom crepe. All were good and fairly priced. The savory crepe was simple and filling-- I'm inclined to try a sweet crepe next time.

Sweet little cafe for me to kill time while getting my car checked out at L&B Auto Repair (also great!) just down the block. It's early Saturday morning so I was able to get their croissant fresh out of the oven! OMG. Flakey crisp warm buttery decadence to enjoy with my dirty chai oat milk latte. This is a nice way to start my morning. Also enjoyed ambiance and the jazz music they played.

I LOVE this place. The whole coffee shop feels like family. Craig is the best. He always recognizes me and we have meaningful conversations that change the whole mood of my day. I didn't even try the food until recently (usually just a cold brew gal), but when I did I was amazed. It's so fresh, and so are all the pastries! They're usually warm from the oven when I get them :). I'm moving at the end of this month and will truly miss this place!! It's a special spot for sure.

Cute setting and good coffee!! Would come again but was a little upset about my first experience going in. My partner had recommended the spot for me as he enjoyed it. And I totally agree the place is nice and coffee is tasty. I ordered an ice latte and ice coffee and asked the barista to watch my order as I needed the restroom. I came back to see she has made a hot latte which I asked her to make it iced. She then said to me' NO, you told me just a latte' and was quite rude about it. I was shocked. TBH, if I had forgot I would have apologized and said 'sorry! Yes I did' but since I didn't, I felt that was really rude esp from a customer service kind of view. Sure, misunderstandings may occur but one can say ' oh I thought you said hot, or okay' NOT "no you didn't". I didn't argue and thanked her as I wanted to enjoy my Saturday but wow Not I'm unsure if I will return and my bf was upset when he saw me return and asked me if he wanted me to speak to her but I said no. I get it's hard to hear ppl through masks but still, let's clarify or be curious before being so outright abt things

Excellent espresso. We got a latte and a mocha. Both strong, shots are well pulled, and a good balance.

Love this cafe. The smoothies are great. I highly recommend trying a pain au chocolat from this place - absolutely divine and tastes more authentic than the pastries from Julien Boulangerie in Park Slope. The space is also charming with plenty of seating.

We just moved to Henderson, and heard about the Tin Cup from one of the locals. We we're excited to check it out. As advised, we got in early. No wait time at all. That and the friendly staff were the only good news to report, The coffee only looked like freshly brewed coffee. It tasted like someone forgot to change the filter and add new coffee grounds, and just ran through another pot of water instead. I asked our server if she had anything stronger. She responded, "its the best we have." To make matters worse, the pancakes I ordered had no taste. I'm not a pancake syrup addict although I felt like one after pouring on more and more just to give my pancakes some taste. Eventually, I gave up. My cheese and spinach omelette tan the same course. It looked the part although tasted like it came from yesterday's cafeteria sitting in water. The Tin Cup seems to have a long history of a lot of satisfied customer. Today, might've just been an aberration. On the other hand, it could also be a lack of attention (or training) in the kitchen where it matters the most.

I've been coming here consistently over the last week to get some work and studying done. I am a student, and I really was enjoying coming here because it's never too busy and the music is not distracting. It felt nice to get a change in setting and support a small local business. The place is decorated nicely, and the black coffee (my usual order) is fresh and strong. However, today I had a completely opposite experience. I ordered my coffee and set up my laptop to get some work done, and then the lady decided to mention to me after the fact that apparently there is a 1.5 hour limit on the weekends because they "get extremely busy." (It didn't, by the way). As someone who travels and intends to stay somewhere for more than an hour and a half, this would have been very nice to know PRIOR to sitting down and *over-paying* for something that I could easily make at home. I don't know why I was apparently charged $2.75 one day for an 8 oz coffee, $3.50 another time, and $3.25 another day for the SAME cup. On the menu, this 8 oz cup of black coffee is listed as $1.75. A little sketchy, to say the least. No where is there a sign (not even on their website) that there is a 1.5 hour limit to seating. Moreover, I did not hear them mention this "policy" to any of their other customers. In fact, they were significantly warmer and more welcoming to all of their other customers, greeted them nicely, and even followed up with them to make sure that everything was made to their liking. With me, however, it seemed that they were only able to pass glares and major attitude every time they walked by me (I was sitting in a corner minding my own business). What's crazier is that there were PLENTY of open tables. The majority of my time there, I was the only one in the whole cafe (not including the cashier and baristas). I felt incredibly uncomfortable, and I am so disappointed that I don't think I will ever be coming back here. Some other notes: they do not wipe down the tables after customers sit and eat, which I thought was surprising considering, you know, we are in the middle of a pandemic (and just standard restaurant hygiene, pandemic or not). The outlets do not work. I was the first customer in today and there were bread crumbs all over the chairs, which I just shook off and used to spend my time efficiently. The bathroom is cramped and always filthy. Also, I am a type 1 diabetic with strict dietary restrictions. Felt my blood sugar crashing and quickly took out a snack before I passed out. The same lady, on one of her rounds to check on me, was quick to come call me out on it and mentioned that they have food and drinks there. Absolutely inconsiderate and deplorable. What an awful experience and terrible way to treat a regular customer. Thanks, Tin Cup. It was fun while it lasted.

The coolest coffee spot in town. And they have a nice selection of food option to satisfy your hunger while you do work on your computer enjoying your coffee. They have WiFi.

My go to work spot. Thanks to this place, I've been able to knock out my thesis. Craig is also a wonderful host!

Food and drinks are always good (had a pastry yesterday that was delicious, it had chocolate chips in it I don't know what it was). But I especially really enjoy the staff, very warm and welcoming.

Not a fan of barely warm coffee. They make a decent breakfast sandwich tho. Counter service only Six tables inside, three or four on the sidewalk. Counter guys were nice enough.

Lovely local cafe with a nice food menu and sweet owners. It's easy to support your local coffee shop when it's this cute.

This adorable little coffee shop saved us from our rainy fog brain on a Monday morning while we were visiting the area. They were patient and kind (even funny!) while we sorted out our order for 6. They offer a wide range of non-dairy milk like products like almond, oat, macadamia, and coconut. After reading so many reviews about their chai, we had to try one and found it lived up to its reputation. We got the macadamia nut milk chai and it was the perfect blend of sweet and spicy. Mmm...delicious! The baked goods were fresh and there was a larger menu of salads, sandwiches and lunch foods we hope to try another time.

This cafe is absolutely amazing. Their buns are ~$1 to $2 dollars depending on what you get and they serve la Colombe coffee!

You know coffee is good when it tastes great just plain black. Their Forza drip coffee is great (they don't always have it toward the end of the day) and always look forward to it when we treat ourselves. We've also had a smoothie and parfait which were delicious, too. Aside from their coffee prices being competitive (seriously cheap but ridiculously tasty), the owners are so lovely we find ourselves coming back time and again.

Best chicken sandwich I have had by far. The chicken was really tender and juicy, loved that! I also really liked the dressing they gave with the salad. Everyone in the office had something from their menu and we all share the same sentiment.

We were happy to see a cafe shop pop up on 4th ave as many come and then many leave. A great addition to gentrify 4th ave. We did not notice this shop at first because it did not have a shop name but decided to come in for a sweet treat and refuel after a long walk through greenwood. The coffee is brewed well and very well priced compared to the franchise stores and other coffee places. The cookies here are amazing. We had an oatmeal raisin cookie that melted in your mouth and was moist and slightly chewy. There are a few people that bring their laptops and do work but there is still plenty of space for others to come, sip their coffee, and relax for a bit.

Best oat milk latte I ever had ! I will be returning to this placez Please add to menu gluten free bagels or other gluten free options

Great local spot! The coffee and food is really nice. I usually get a latte and an egg sandwich from here. I'm so happy that they expanded their space. Now I don't have to go outside of the neighborhood to find a cafe to do work remotely. Definitely will come more often now.

Went there with a friend today during a rainy day, great ambiance.. really cozy and quaint. I believe the owner was there, lovely person who allowed us to stay 40 minutes Past their closing time & even gave us free pastries. Would surely return.

Great spot in the neighborhood for coffees and snacks! I haven't tried the breakfast or lunch menu yet but it all sounds yummy.

Tried it for breakfast and for lunch ...clean and friendly service .....it's near my work so it'll be my Togo place ...i would've gave it 5 stars but the place is small but cozy and home feeling price wise its affordable

Nice little shop with a friendly woman at the counter. The coffee is Irving farm. No decaf, only espresso, which was a little sweet-tasting. The wifi didn't work for me. The food looked health, with vegetarian options (not much gluten-free)

Just had an Amazing Smoked Salmon Salad . The Bowl was packed with goodies . The Taste was Amazing ! Best Salad I ever had .......

This place is amazing. The coffee was great. The bakery items were fresh and the breakfast dishes look amazing. The place is small but has a few tables and chairs and the lady will prepare your coffee and cook your breakfast all at once. I had the cold brew and it was so good. The music is good and it's a nice place to sit and read the paper or check up with an old friend. The price was right and there is plenty of parking here. Check this gem of a place out.

Highly recommend anything on their menu! They do everything very well. It was recommended to me by a local when we visited Brooklyn. The area around the cafe didn't have too much to do our see. We entered as a group of 6, got seated by the window and collectively sampled most of the breakfast sandwiches, paninis and pastries. I kept getting London fogs well (hot and iced) and they were delicious. Not easy to do as I've often gotten pretty bad ones at other coffee shops!

It's nice to be able to patronize a local place for coffee in the neighborhood. I often get self serve coffee at Baked in Brooklyn down the street but if I want a gluten free treat or nicer espresso based beverage, tin cup cafe is the place to go. Fast, friendly, and never crowded!

This place is okay, but every time I've gone the staff is really off-putting and weird. The coffee is good and I haven't bothered to try anything else because I always want to get out of there as soon as possible.

I moved out of the area but occasionally stop by when I have time. Tin Cup is the only place that can make a chai latte to my satisfaction. The Dunkin Donuts nearby is really bad so I really appreciate having a neighborhood coffee shop. The owners are really nice, as well as the regulars who stop by to study, read, or chat.