Variety Coffee
Coffee shop · Park Slope ·
Spacious cafe with ample seating, fast wifi, and great coffee
Spacious cafe with ample seating, fast wifi, and great coffee
"There’s just something about the Park Slope outpost of Variety roasters that makes the coffee taste better than at their other locations. The cafe is big and sunny, with ample seating and fast wifi. It’s also close to Prospect Park, so you can take a walk if you need to clear your head in the middle of getting work done. But Variety's other locations around town are pretty good too." - sonal shah, molly fitzpatrick, will hartman, neha talreja, bryan kim, willa moore
"Variety is a mini chain, but it’s a likable one. There are eight locations between Brooklyn and Manhattan, and we’re partial to their Park Slope outpost. We don’t know why the coffee tastes better there, but it does. The cafe is big and sunny, with ample seating and fast wifi, and it’s also close to Prospect Park, so you can take a walk if you need to clear your head in the middle of getting work done." - neha talreja, willa moore, will hartman
"Variety is a mini chain, but it’s a likable one. There are eight locations between Brooklyn and Manhattan, and we’re partial to their Park Slope outpost. We don’t know why the coffee tastes better there, but it does. The cafe is big and sunny, with ample seating and fast wifi, and it’s also close to Prospect Park, so you can take a walk if you need to clear your head in the middle of getting work done." - neha talreja
"There’s just something about the coffee at the Park Slope outpost of Variety that makes it better than the coffee at the other locations. We don’t make the rules, it’s just that way. The cafe is big and sunny, with ample seating and fast wifi. It’s also close to Prospect Park, so you can take a walk if you need to clear your head in the middle of getting work done." - Carina Finn
"A regular coffee stop where the narrator routinely gets an Americano after long walks and errands; presented as a dependable source of daily coffee." - Gaby Grossman, Ryan Inzana