Sweets & Coffee

Lauren: The chocolate babka also has hazelnut in it; so, you're essentially eating a nutella brioche. There is nothing wrong with this conclusion.

Andy Sternberg: Free Wi-Fi, accessible outlets and Swedish coffee

Sara Soto: 6 or so regular flavors & a few seasonal: all are made IN HOUSE!! You can even watch. Strong Coffee is amazing, & chocoholics will fall for Chocolate Chocolate. Try a homemade brownie sundae!!

Maddy Lachmann: So amazing! Only about 6 flavors daily but always all tasty. Love the chocolate shavings in the mint chip 💚 their ice cream sandwich is insane! Pressed in a panini, worth every cent of the 8$ it is

Chad Horner: consistently smells fantastic in the store because they're always making fresh waffles. Nutty Professor ice cream is a must for any peanut butter fans out there

esther: Tiny place but excellent service and delicious caramelized ice cream

Dot: Maple waffle donut ice-cream sandwich. #trueinnovation

Mashable: Do you love peanut butter sandwiches? If so, go here and order the "Peanut Butter Cup". Life will not be the same after that! - Brett Petersel

Dustin Lee: Finally a place with Japanese Baumkuchen cakes.

Paige Klingerman: I couldn't stop sneaking bites of everyone's food- at my table ;). Really good vibes and delicious food! The #HitMe chocolate dessert was unreal.

Ellie R: Vanilla soft serve has real vanilla bean flecks and iced matcha is so smooth - not bitter! Great atmosphere, too. Warning: watch out for throngs of bloggers and the Instagram famous.

Timelessnomad: So happy to have found this place. You can try most items individually for 3-4 dollars first before investing in a larger box. Just like the Japan shops I remember! Makes an amazingly unique gift.

Ben Mackey: Try Project #1: The deconstructed latte. Espresso then steamed milk and then your latte. A great way to taste all the flavours.

PureWow: This Aussie spot is known mostly for its flat whites and avo toast, but give the iced latte a chance, too. It’s smooth with just the right amount of milk. Read more.

Serious Eats: Small-batch chocolate made in Brooklyn. The shop sells coffee, wine, and beer, too.

Judith O.: Much, much larger than the Atlantic Ave location, with what looks like a small outdoor space for when it's warm. Good service, more beer & pastry options, and free wi-fi.

Claudia M: If you are craving a cookie that is reminiscent of Levain's (dense, chocolatey and quite sweet), go for the s'mores cookie. If you want something lighter, go for the butterscotch (my fave) or funfetti

Victoria U.: Believe the hype- both the donuts and the sandwiches are on another level. I recommend the Sausage and Gruyere for a treat yourself kind of day.

BKbybike NYC: Cute spot for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Interesting beer, Italian wines, full range of food.

🄵🄴🄻🄸🅇 dnǝʇsɔɥ: Filled Croissants to die for. The Crème Brûlée one might look tame, but the taste... 💣

mike castleman: have a coffee and an alfajor

Tina Z: Friendly staff. The milo mocha is great

Carms: Get the Yule Want S’more: nutella, graham crackers, cheesecake whip, brûléed marshmallows, Hershey chocolate

Alexa Marcon: great coffee and espresso (and tea—just ask). ACCEPTS CARDS! WiFi password: 700east9

Joseph Attanasio: Cool shop, cooler coffee. Opt for the hot brew. Wifi password: threeseat

Ryan Yu: Great coffee and cake!!! Nice breakfast place, not laptop friendly tho

Jack Osborne: There's something romantically quaint about snagging the bench outside and watching the world pass you by.

Paul Ross: Great coffee spot, they know what they’re doing!

Stephanie Nass: Best chocolate babka in the five boroughs.