K. M.

Got the tiramisu matcha latte and this might be the best matcha that I’ve ever gotten. I just wish their menu was more clear and accessible. Didn’t even realize there was smoked salmon croissant sandwiches until after I ordered because it was on a small label on the glass. Also couldn’t see the drinks offered until I got to the front of the line. Line came outside but it wasn’t long, maybe 10 min on a Saturday at noon.

Jordan Hodges

best tiramisu latte i’ve had in the city! marcaspone foam is mixed into the latte itself rather than a thick cold foam on top. sweet but not too sweet!

Andrea Rizo

Wish I had a better photo but once I started drinking I couldn’t stop. Best matcha latte I’ve ever had; the tiramisu twist was unbelievably delightful. Still thinking about those mascarpone sips months later!

Luc Marrie

This place rocks! They make delicious authentic Japanese bentos… made me super nostalgic for Japan (I used to go there every summer). I ordered the karaage bento + iced yuzu ginger honey mint tea

Alyse B

Very cozy, intimate café. On a Sunday morning at 11 o’clock, waited online for about 15 minutes before having our order taken. Purchase two matcha tiramisu lattes. They were absolutely perfect. The perfect amount of sweetness, thick, decadent, richness, and sprinkle of Matcha on top. Didn’t try any of the food, but it seems like one girl was working the register and making all these amazing drinks by hand. By about 1230, the line had seemed to die down, but it was very consistent and long for a good hour. Would def come back.

Sidney Levy

I went here for a matcha and a bento box and LOVED both. The matcha was really really good and the bento box was amazing. Service was great. It didn’t take long at all for the food and drink to come out and would totally go back!

Droods S.

I knew it was going to be good but I wasn’t prepared for it being THIS GOOD!!! I tried their Chasu-don bento box and it was so mouthwateringly good that I wolfed it down before I remembered to take a picture. I haven’t had chasu this delicious and perfectly cooked before! Delectable! I did take a picture of my Onigiri (rice balls) which were also insanely tasty! Worth the price and the visit. Their cold brew is wonderful too. I’m so glad I found this spot! In this Brooklyn area of all places!

Queeny Qiu

Best matcha latte in NYC! Very limited seating available but you can sit outside when the weather is nice. Sadly we didn’t get to check out the rooftop. Will definitely be back to try the food options next time.

Marquis Bradshaw

Brooklyn Ball is a hip Japanese coffee shop with an eclectic mix of tea, coffee, baked goods, and food. I was thrilled to find they offer unsweetened oat milk, which most places don’t have. I ordered a decaf oat latte with unsweetened oat milk and a vegan chocolate muffin topped with a slice of banana—both were delicious. The baristas were super cool, and the music, featuring Madlib’s Quasimoto samples, added to the chill vibes. It’s the perfect spot for people-watching and enjoying a laid-back atmosphere.

Hsin Yi Wei

We finally visited Brooklyn Ball Factory which has been on our go-to list but failed many times due to the crowd. The decor is humble with relaxing ambiance but not recommended to dine in for someone who is looking for a comfortable spot. We had their Teriyaki Double Cheese Burger and Osouzai Salad. It was overall authentic with delicate flavors but small portion.

+7

Michelle W

If you're looking for a cute and cozy spot in South Williamsburg, look no further! I absolutely loved this spot and it has been one of my favourite discoveries as of late. What we got: - Hot Matcha Latte - Iced Matcha Latte - Spicy Salmon Mayo Onigiri Final Thoughts: The matcha here comes sweetened and I found the hot version sweeter than iced. It suits my taste just fine, but may be a tad too sweet for some. I also love that their onigiri are made fresh when ordered. Though the filling-to-rice ratio could use much more filling, there was something so comforting and cozy about this simple meal that still made it one of my favourites.

Dave Butler

First of all this isn't a factory. And they definitely don't make balls. The decor, including 2 large rusty metal doors, is intended to romanticise industry. An illusion that only works on people who have no experience of actual factories. In keeping with this theme, the toilet/restroom is reminiscent of a Dickensian coal cellar. Appart for that winging, this tiny place makes a great effort to supply excellent coffee and wholesome, freshly made snacks. Highly recommend!