The 13 Best Places for Chai in Greenpoint, Brooklyn

Janiejaner Grenier: Nicest proprietors of ANY BK coffee place...so sweet! Beautiful decor and delicious drinks. Try the chai latte for a change of pace...

Aaron Arntz: The dirty chai is great here. They also have pastries from Balthazar and Ovenly!

Kiki Smith: Great spicy chai

Ray Lin: Good neighborhood coffee spot with some good chai too. Nice for reading/working (wifi = NetGear81, pass = helpfultomato851) and people watching on Franklin. Sandwiches and soups too if you're hungry.

Zack Davenport: Great dirty chai.

Rob: Granola bowls are on point. Their Chai lattes are pretty great too.

Krystal Plomatos: I don't usually order chai lattes, but I'm glad I did today. hot chai was perfect

Ray Lin: Super friendly staff and delicious iced chai lattes

Carlos Cuesta: Great espresso and i love their americano, Staff is really friendly and as soon as I walk in they are already making my americano. I come here almost every day. Lattes and chai lattes are excellent

nova naomi: Chai latte ❤️

Lucie Pustova: Toby's coffee, amazing pastries. And now open for brunch! Make sure to get the green tea waffles with ricotta.

Chirag Patel: Hash brown salad with greens, avocado, salmon, cukes, etc great. Service spotty when I went.

ᴡ Amerlinck Huerta: Having an iced Chai latte with almond milk from Upright Coffee on a sweltering summer day is truly heavenly respite.

Ms Helene: Home made almond milk and good, strong coffee. 8 oz almond latte $4.25

Melissa Cullens: Wonderful staff and love that French lavender latte!

Jaye De Laney: Chai latte

Eva Drago: Coffee with a side of graphic design. Amazing magazine selection, good spot to camp out for an afternoon. Close to lots of recording studios, keep your eyes peeled for indie starlets.

Bond Street: "Champion Coffee has got to be one of the most beautiful spots in the city to sit with your laptop and work. Or not work." - Annaliese Griffin, Editor-in-Chief and co-founder - Brooklyn Based

Lily Pirouzian: Soy chai is delicious !

Zack Davenport: Great coffee shop vibe. Tons of seating, plugs, and good music. Baristas are friendly. CASH ONLY.

Project Latte: a NYC cafe culture guide: An attractive, spacious, house-like shop on Greenpoint's Manhattan Ave, Propeller serves Toby's Estate Coffee, roasted in Williamsburg. Free wifi, plugs & retro design touches. Read more.

Eva Drago: Incredible selection of tea from around the world. Lots of great single-origin and blends. Usually do tastings on the weekends - try everything! Grab a bag of Afghani Chai on your way out.

Nicholas M.: They serve samples of their teas. Great selection all around. Nice range of darjeelings and oolongs and a few puerh cakes to choose from. Great selection of blends too.

Pedro Guedes: With plenty of trees and plants, the store feels like a mysterious Brooklyn forest. There are some sofas in the back, but mostly the Tea Atelier is a tasting and design studio of organic teas.

e ML: Very bitter ice coffee.. the chai tea was good but VERY sweet..

Gabe Batstone: Beat coffee in Brooklyn. Strong but tastes awesome. Recommend the Americano.

Jacqueline Lombard: 3 words: Coconut Water Americano.

Brian Grogan Jr.: Great, flavorful coffee roasted on premises. Large, communal tables in the back, quiet, library-like atmosphere makes it ideal for bringing a laptop and getting some work done.

HBO: Girls happened here. Hannah donned pants with “a slim leg” and joined Ray as a barista at this BK coffee spot.

The Corcoran Group: Great coffee and great professional service! Try the coffee from Guatemala with a pumpkin cream cheese muffin.

JC Martinez-Sifre: Washing your hands in the restroom is a deligtfully erotic experience. You gotta try it to know what I mean.

Cooper Smith: Prosecco on tap. Enjoy it on the back patio

Guri Venstad: Watch out for the Dough donuts on Sundays