Little Honey

It's an amazing place to get coffee. I loved the chicken salad sandwich, specially the bread.

Update: I'm in love with their Pumpkin soup, blue tea, and can't wait to try their weekend brunch menu. I usually have their pizza, with an iced chai or a cold brew. Their staff is so kind! Truly A+ it’s a new fave, highly recommend. Their parsnip soup is wonderful, and I’ve their salads too. all incredible!

can coffee be life changing? this cup might succeed in that endeavor: my super friendly counter person suggested an oat cappuccino - thank you, you lovely person! Smooth and strong, so tasty, I craved another cup immediately upon consumption. Pick up a house made buttermilk biscuit with butter and marmalade- it is salty, sweet and tastes like wheat. It is an unexpected, flavorful bite, with great texture: a delicious accompaniment to the coffee. Update: lunch is good here too (I took my slices to go: be sure to have it heated on the spot or use a good toaster oven for maximum flavor.) The pizza has more of a focaccia feel to me, so it’s very much bread forward, with toppings of marinara (tasty with their chilis, which can be quite spicy) and the pumpkin which is soft, creamy and sweet and adorned with fresh, delicious ricotta.

cozy little spot in the neighborhood that serves pizza and coffee drinks. came to this joint for a quick dinner before a show in park slope, and had the prosciutto pizza and meatballs, and the overall structure of the pizza was pretty pleasant and the vibes were chill and dimly lit. was also told that there is a wine bar that that exists here from evening until late so that's nice to have in the neighborhood, with probably come back for that to hang out

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⭐ Review: Little Honey (Brooklyn) Rating: 9/10 We stopped by Little Honey in Brooklyn and honestly had a great experience. The pizza was excellent — flavorful, crispy crust, and really well-balanced toppings. We also ordered the meatball sandwich, which was hearty and satisfying, and the beetroot salad, which was light, fresh, and a perfect contrast to the heavier dishes. The staff deserves a special mention. The young team working there is super friendly, down-to-earth, and genuinely helpful. You can feel that they care about the place and the guests. The interior is cozy, warm, and definitely kid-friendly, which makes the whole experience even better if you’re coming with family. The total bill for two people came to around $80. Some might see it as a little pricey, but for Brooklyn — and considering the quality of the food, the service, and the overall vibe — it feels totally fair. Overall, Little Honey is a great neighborhood spot. Highly recommended.

Juan Oropeza

Cute place! Portions are perfect, I would say, not too little, not too much, where I felt I would end up wasting food. The brewed coffee was fresh, the ingredients were fresh, and the staff was attentive from start to finish. Will definitely be back for the pizza!

Lisa S

I just happened to come across this place while looking for a spot to have breakfast. I am so glad I stopped in. This place is super cute, and the atmosphere is very vibrant. The food and service here was great as well. My server Joel was friendly and attentive, and he made sure I had everything I needed when requested. The menu is pretty limited, but they have some good options. Plus, they serve alcohol and they have baked goods. I ordered the roasted mushroom omelet with a side of roasted potatoes. Trust me when I say this....get the potatoes. They are so good and popping with flavor. The only thing is, whatever is on the menu can't be substituted. So if you don't want the side salad and want something else, you would still get the salad regardless. Prices are decent, in my opinion, and the establishment is very clean. Parking can be quite challenging in this area, even on a weekend. This place overall left a great impression on me on my first visit, and I will be sure to stop in again the next time I am in the area.

Cool Hand Movers LLC

We finally stopped in here because we heard the pizza dough was made with Brooklyn Granary & Mill flour—it did not disappoint! We had a margherita pie and a mushroom pie, both were really tasty. The lavender haze drink was also perfectly refreshing in the backyard.

Jazz Chomboon

Was looking for place to grab a lunch while quickly getting work done. Really loved this spot! Staffs were extremly friendly and we didn’t expect the food would turn out so great. Pizza was baked fresh and super flavourful, the salad we had was as well very yummy and fresh. We were there on a quite warm day so sitting at the backyard was really nice. Totally recommend!

LIEM

INCREDIBLE SOUTH SLOPE CAFE 🥮 I’ve seen this same location open up for other businesses that just didn’t thrive so let’s make this one the one that stays! Great place with ample seating and very good snacks. Had the croissant and chai tea. Both were delicious. But the best is the Carmalized Cinnamon Croissant roll!!!! Big potential for Little Honey! Great spot. Highly Recommend ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Patrick Price

Little Honey So today me and the missus were doing an errand and walked down this small side street and see a small shop with a sign “Little Honey” I’m Mr. Google man so I Google it, cafe, “hey you wanna try out this cafe?” We walk in and we are greater behind this charismatic man behind the counter, who as it turns out is the owner, Chris. As we get ready to just order coffee, I ask if there’s any gluten free bread, the answer is no but we are pulled into the most interesting convo about his baked goods and the stone ground flour. This flour is free of GMO’s, no chemicals, produced local by Chef Patrick, it’s all-natural like all flour should be. We sit down, order coffee which is from Devoción, it was great. no complaints friendly staff We ordered: 1. FRENCH TOAST: it’s served with a berry compote that was light and delightful. The bread is made with stone ground flour that’s almost like a focaccia and a sourdough had a “doughbaby” (there one suggestion for a name) 2. SCRAMBLED EGGS: the eggs came with cheddar cheese melted into it, I don’t know if that’s your jam but it sure was mine, light fluffy and throughly mixed they were a consit yellow throughout and so fluffy.this plate also comes with an arugula salad with a dressing that had a rather unique dressing I’m still trying to figure out, regardless it was really good. * I almost forgot bacon we both got bacon it was perfecttttt not a floppy piece not a crunch piece looking to break a tooth but just absolutely perfect 3. CHICKEN SALAD SANDWICH- oh boy, so we split this bad boy and I thought I was gonna be stuffed, like come on this was a pretty hefty order…. (No…the breads have no chemicals no additives to make you bloat and feel fat it’s natural non GMO wheat) the sandwich hit the spot for lunch but wait there’s more. 4. The pizza- we brought that home hit it in the airfryer for a few minutes it was good but I think we need to come back and try it fresh… long story short, oh yes we will be back. Can’t wait to try that cookie.

Andy L

This place is our go to brunch spot. Beautiful back yard, and SUPER high quality food. Their egg sandwich with bacon is to die for. The scrambled eggs have homemade chili crisp which is stupid good. Great coffee too!

Alexander Zwezich

This café is amazing! The food is fresh and delicious (try the sandwich!), the coffee is perfect, and the staff is super friendly. The cozy atmosphere makes it a great spot to start your day. Highly recommend!

Samuel Otavalo

It's an amazing place to get coffee. I loved the chicken salad sandwich, specially the bread.

Tamim Suhail

Update: I'm in love with their Pumpkin soup, blue tea, and can't wait to try their weekend brunch menu. I usually have their pizza, with an iced chai or a cold brew. Their staff is so kind! Truly A+ it’s a new fave, highly recommend. Their parsnip soup is wonderful, and I’ve their salads too. all incredible!

Sylvia Rupani-Smith

can coffee be life changing? this cup might succeed in that endeavor: my super friendly counter person suggested an oat cappuccino - thank you, you lovely person! Smooth and strong, so tasty, I craved another cup immediately upon consumption. Pick up a house made buttermilk biscuit with butter and marmalade- it is salty, sweet and tastes like wheat. It is an unexpected, flavorful bite, with great texture: a delicious accompaniment to the coffee. Update: lunch is good here too (I took my slices to go: be sure to have it heated on the spot or use a good toaster oven for maximum flavor.) The pizza has more of a focaccia feel to me, so it’s very much bread forward, with toppings of marinara (tasty with their chilis, which can be quite spicy) and the pumpkin which is soft, creamy and sweet and adorned with fresh, delicious ricotta.

Michael Cheng

cozy little spot in the neighborhood that serves pizza and coffee drinks. came to this joint for a quick dinner before a show in park slope, and had the prosciutto pizza and meatballs, and the overall structure of the pizza was pretty pleasant and the vibes were chill and dimly lit. was also told that there is a wine bar that that exists here from evening until late so that's nice to have in the neighborhood, with probably come back for that to hang out

Sydney Yeo

best new pizza in the city, the dough is incredible, airy yet satisfyingly chewy, rich wheaty flavor but not heavy. basically magic! There was a peach and bacon special pie that will stay in my thoughts for a long time, that combo of peach, tomato, and bacon is sweet-acidic-savory genius. The back patio is sooo cute, and Ruby is the sweetest server 💖 don't miss the veggie starters which seem to change frequently - romanesco, roasted carrots, beets - have never had a bad plate here.

My family loves visiting this restaurant. The staff are friendly and welcoming, always recognizing us even if it's been months between visits. The food is mouth-watering, with appropriate portions where you are well fed without being overstuffed. The ingredients are both fresh and local, and every bite is extremely satisfying. I highly enjoy the grain bowl in particular, but you can't go wrong with any of their menu. Please do yourself a favor and visit this gem!

A little gem. This small spot with a beautiful back patio squeezed in a group of 10 or so. The mushroom pizza was all we had but was 5/5 and worth a trip. Their dough is so light and pillowy but with crisp edges and a fantastic bite. The toppings on the mushroom pizza were perfectly seasoned and a very nice ratio (not overpowering the cheese or dough). Honestly though, the dough was special and is worth the trip to explore their other pizzas. Next time we come we will absolutely get a few pies and take home whatever is left. But if everything is as good as that mushroom pizza, there's small chance of leftovers.

Ben Brush

A little gem. This small spot with a beautiful back patio squeezed in a group of 10 or so. The mushroom pizza was all we had but was 5/5 and worth a trip. Their dough is so light and pillowy but with crisp edges and a fantastic bite. The toppings on the mushroom pizza were perfectly seasoned and a very nice ratio (not overpowering the cheese or dough). Honestly though, the dough was special and is worth the trip to explore their other pizzas. Next time we come we will absolutely get a few pies and take home whatever is left. But if everything is as good as that mushroom pizza, there's small chance of leftovers.

Justin Alvarez

Little Honey is hands down my favorite coffee spot on this side of 7th Ave. The vibe is always great, the staff are super friendly, and the table layout makes it feel open and comfortable—not cramped like some other places. If you want a solid neighborhood cafe with great coffee and good food, it’s tough to beat this place.

L. M.

What a wonderful spot to enjoy a delicious breakfast! The ambiance is relaxing, the service is delightful with a smile and terrific price. We sat in the outdoor patio and enjoyed a scrumptious breakfast with coffee. Highly recommended for a quiet, serene breakfast/brunch spot.

Brunch was good! Nice selection of tea & coffee.

Cute, cozy spot with great coffee drinks and okay food. A good place for a quick lunch! The salad I got had a bit too much dressing. My gelato latte was excellent. They have indoor (air-conditioned) seating and outdoor.

Yiyi Zhang

Cute, cozy spot with great coffee drinks and okay food. A good place for a quick lunch! The salad I got had a bit too much dressing. My gelato latte was excellent. They have indoor (air-conditioned) seating and outdoor.

big fan of this place and specifically the staff, they are all extremely nice and accommodating, remembering me and my order right away. the food and drink are tasty too, but the prices of some things have gotten out of control. $7 for a cold brew BEFORE TIP is astonishing when all the other restaurants in the neighborhood charge more in the range of $5. i always tip, so I’m ending up paying well over $15 for two coffees. the price is enough to drive me to walk a couple more blocks to start my day

ella sklaw

big fan of this place and specifically the staff, they are all extremely nice and accommodating, remembering me and my order right away. the food and drink are tasty too, but the prices of some things have gotten out of control. $7 for a cold brew BEFORE TIP is astonishing when all the other restaurants in the neighborhood charge more in the range of $5. i always tip, so I’m ending up paying well over $15 for two coffees. the price is enough to drive me to walk a couple more blocks to start my day

Was truly not expecting a $17 sandwich to be 2 bites for eggs and arugula! Smallest sandwich I’ve seen in the longest time for that price.

E B

The young woman who made my coffee was very unfriendly. I came in to get a cappuccino and wasn’t sure if they make that since I always thought it’s more of a wine bar and initially I could only see their drip coffee machine. So I asked. Somehow the barista seemed offended by that I don’t know why!! Or she had a bad day but that’s not my issue as a customer. The cappuccino with almond milk tastes pretty good. So they seem to use quality ingredients and she did a good job making it, to her defense. However she dumped it in front of me with anger I have no idea why and didn’t say a word to me, so I wasn’t sure if it’s my drink.The cappuccino was extremely tiny for 6.50$, literally so small that I assumed it’s a double espresso or macchiato but not my drink. So I asked her again very kindly if that is for me. Which is a totally normal question in a cafe! And very angrily, dismissively she answers yes almond milk. So I said ok thanks and voiced to her that it’s not a lot for the price. So she gets really offended and tells me it’s a regular 8 ounce cup and turns around decides to ignore me until I leave. I have never seen this woman in my life before and I don’t know if she misunderstood something when I asked if they sell other coffee than drip coffee or if she just had a bad day and decided to let it out on customers. Either way it was very overpriced and very unpleasant. Luckily there is other coffee shops in the area!