Márk Rozsnyai

During our trip to New York, we went for a walk in the neighborhood and randomly picked this place, and and oh boy, was it a pretty lucky random pick. Its been half a year now, but we've been talking about their bagel ever since. One of the most cherished memories of all the trip, a true little gem hidden in Brooklyn. The atmosphere of the neighborhood is absolutely amazing, and the breakfast was the cherry on top.

Li S

The 5 star review is for the amazing decaf latte! It was soo good. No burnt taste, no bitter after-taste. Perfect balance of milk and expresso. Unfortunately the large cookie wasn't great. Too hard, not very chocolat-y. Also the barista made an amazing drink, but sadly wasn't very personable. Still, would absolutely recommend the lattes!

Nathalie Defrenne

Great music! Great place to work. It gets busy so come early to snag a table. They also have plugs which helps a lot. Gluten free pastries and coffee is priced perfectly considering how expensive other places nearby are.

Scott Kleinberg

I’m not sure how authentic a Swedish experience it is — all I have to measure it against is IKEA — but it’s a nice little cozy place with tables and stools and pretty decent coffee. The music is good and the WiFi is free. There’s nothing cheap about the coffee and pastries, but it’s all quite good. And if you come close to closing you get like half off pastries.

Eliseo

The 12oz drip coffee is $2! And it's really, really good. The best value in New York. The flavor has a bit of "brightness" to it, which I enjoy. And it's consistent across every cup. Equally remarkable on price, the cafe au lait is $2.50 and if you ask for a decaf drip, it’s also $2.50, and it's a pour over! And after 4:00 p.m., most of the pastries are $1, including the vegan muffins and delicious almond croissants. The bagels are excellent and the bags of day-old bagels near the register are an inexpensive way to contribute to a potluck gathering. Their bacon, egg and cheese wraps are a giant step above the bodega BEC and include an optional butter/ garlic sauce. Despite the corner location, massive floor-to-ceiling plate glass windows, soaring ceilings, exposed brick walls and generous use of wood, the space is strangely uninviting for lingering. A table blocks off the back third of the cafe, which is visible and used for storage. The sidewalk facing windows are occupied by a refrigerator for grab-and-go juices and an unused foosball table. With a little (no-cost) furniture rearranging, the atmosphere of this place would be great. With additional seating, it would be fantastic. Come on Konditori, bring this space up to its amazing potential!

Patrick Price

So let’s start with the coffee, I started with a MAPLE LATTE WITH ALMOND MILK, it was great loved it, not too bitter not too sweet it was well balanced. My partner in crime had a CARAMEL LATTE WITH OATMILK, this thing was good but what set it apart was that it tasted like a Guinness with milk if you’ve ever had it… the thing was good. Now on to the Yum-Yums. I had a MIXED-BERRY SCONE and THE GAMEOVER SANDWICH. The scone was excellent 5/5, not too dry because of the berries juices creeping into the dough and had a flavor that just screamed spring is here and balanced well with the coffee. THE GAMEOVER SANDWICH is a bacon,egg n cheese with tomato, jalapeño and house sauce on a bagel of choice, has a nice little kick to it. 5/5. My partner in crime had a chocolate espresso coconut ball. (This thing was a YESSS keep them coming) Only qualms with my experience was the WiFi wasn’t working well, not really a their fault kind of situation, the bathroom was employees only and there space in the back that can be used for more seating.

+2

Lift_Run_Eat_

Unfortunately very average for Swedish coffee about average for the Park Slope area. The 7.2 cortado was far too darkly roasted and bitter from the onset. Milk work was forgettable as well.

Jo Lee

friendly staff, good muffins, bagels, and egg burritos. not a fan of their ground coffee making my review a 4, not a 5. however keep coming back for breakfast because their BEC is so amazing 🤤

Doctor Tushman

Service was grumpy. But my primary beef- there are bathrooms in Sweden. There is a strong social contract in Sweden. Asking people to spend money on caffeinated beverages here and then again elsewhere to pee demonstrates a very poor understanding of social contracts.

Gustavo Fernandez

Ordered delivery from here and this place has gone downhill. The added a laughable amount of cheese to my wife’s egg and cheese. Hashbrowns sucked. Quality of the bagel was not good either. Just do better or close up shop.

Seraphim Toussaint

My matcha latte was not good at all. It tasted watered down. The muffins are creative but dense and tasteless. The atmosphere is very cozy and the music selection is very nice. It was R&B. Service was quick but as far as options go, I can’t recommend anything here. Go to the coffee shop down the block instead