Campbell & Co.

Haya Allahou

Amazing coffee awesome staff and very cozy place just loved it!! All the way from kuwait 🇰🇼 I just want to say i wish you the best and happy holidays 😍🙏🏾

Dana VanPamelen

Like you’re on vacation in Greenpoint. Cutest cafe with curated goodies & kind, patient staff. Peep my perfect black sesame latte.

I am so happy that they opened a second store here in Greenpoint! Have been going to the Williamsburg store for years. I have deep weekly cravings for the turkey sandwich and cookies Love all the crafted groceries too.

Sandwiches are absolutely gas, coffee is really good, and the service here is amazing, esp the guy who works the barista his servicing is so personal and warm. This is one of my local spots and I hang out here at least once every few days

This place is the jam! The staff here are incredibly friendly and genuinely attentive, always making you feel welcome. I come by pretty regularly—sometimes to catch up with friends, other times just to get some work done in a cozy, relaxed atmosphere. I usually go for their coffee and delicious baked goods, which never disappoint. They also offer a nice selection of sandwiches and other menu items if you’re looking for something more substantial. It’s the perfect spot whether you’re looking to be productive or just unwind.

The best biscuit sandwich in Brooklyn. The biscuit is perfect in every way. It's moist, it's flakey, it's soft but not too soft, and it has a nice crispy crust. The sorghum butter is fantastic, the bacon is nice and thick, the egg is cooked perfectly. Their lattes are alright. They use decent beans but their baristas aren't trained to pull top tier shots. The milk typically is isn't foamed properly so it comes out a bit heavier than it should. Which is a shame for a spit that executes everything else so well. I wish they would take a little more pride in their coffee. They carry some excellent local goods. I'm impressed with their selection of cheeses. They have great local honey as well. The shop is also impeccably designed. The colors and accent pieces are curated so nicely. The dark wood creates the best vibe. They really shine in this department. Just wish they would focus a little more on coffee.

This charming local family run cafe is a true joy and gem of the neighborhood. Their pantry items are gorgeously curated, their prepared food menu options are all delicious (personal fav is the chicken jalapeño melt) and the atmosphere they have created is cozy and inviting. The Campbell sisters and their staff are all incredibly friendly and considerate. I am so happy to have them as a part of the neighborhood! Thank you for all you do! P.s….whatever you order, add a peanut cookie, it’ll change your life!!!

Truly just the best baristas in the neighborhood - I love coming here and getting some really good food and chatting a bit with the awesome people working here. When I meet someone who lives in greenpoint I'm always like "you need to go to Campbell!" Great biscuit breakfast sandwich and I love the avocado toast

Lisa Reynolds

I am so happy that they opened a second store here in Greenpoint! Have been going to the Williamsburg store for years. I have deep weekly cravings for the turkey sandwich and cookies Love all the crafted groceries too.

Kay Madaan

Sandwiches are absolutely gas, coffee is really good, and the service here is amazing, esp the guy who works the barista his servicing is so personal and warm. This is one of my local spots and I hang out here at least once every few days

Sashin Aluwihare

This place is the jam! The staff here are incredibly friendly and genuinely attentive, always making you feel welcome. I come by pretty regularly—sometimes to catch up with friends, other times just to get some work done in a cozy, relaxed atmosphere. I usually go for their coffee and delicious baked goods, which never disappoint. They also offer a nice selection of sandwiches and other menu items if you’re looking for something more substantial. It’s the perfect spot whether you’re looking to be productive or just unwind.

Dylan Justice

The best biscuit sandwich in Brooklyn. The biscuit is perfect in every way. It's moist, it's flakey, it's soft but not too soft, and it has a nice crispy crust. The sorghum butter is fantastic, the bacon is nice and thick, the egg is cooked perfectly. Their lattes are alright. They use decent beans but their baristas aren't trained to pull top tier shots. The milk typically is isn't foamed properly so it comes out a bit heavier than it should. Which is a shame for a spit that executes everything else so well. I wish they would take a little more pride in their coffee. They carry some excellent local goods. I'm impressed with their selection of cheeses. They have great local honey as well. The shop is also impeccably designed. The colors and accent pieces are curated so nicely. The dark wood creates the best vibe. They really shine in this department. Just wish they would focus a little more on coffee.

Jedd Breckenridge

This charming local family run cafe is a true joy and gem of the neighborhood. Their pantry items are gorgeously curated, their prepared food menu options are all delicious (personal fav is the chicken jalapeño melt) and the atmosphere they have created is cozy and inviting. The Campbell sisters and their staff are all incredibly friendly and considerate. I am so happy to have them as a part of the neighborhood! Thank you for all you do! P.s….whatever you order, add a peanut cookie, it’ll change your life!!!

Maxwell Padden

Super cute shop with a nice selection of provisions that wouldn't be out of place in Hudson or catskill. We tried a couple of their sandwiches and all have been really great. The 5-spice coffee slushy is definitely worth trying. Would recommend picking up lunch here for an afternoon in the park across the street.

Brooke Wetterhahn

Top of the line service from Campbell & Co! I had a park picnic catering drop off and the whole spread was beautiful (my guests were very impressed). There was a bit of a mix up with delivery/small delay that got sorted out promptly with immediate customer service follow up and care--hard to find that kind of dedication and kindness nowadays! Happy to support this type of company! Local + aesthetically gorgeous, delicious food + good humans

Very cute and curated eatery with high quality ingredient meals. I tried a couple of their sandwiches. Overall enjoyed them because of the fresh ingredients but a couple of them could have been more flavorful like the wild tuna sandwich which felt a bit dry, their chicken jalapeno and even their ham and cheese. The pretzel bread was good as well as the roast beef.

Ellen

Very cute and curated eatery with high quality ingredient meals. I tried a couple of their sandwiches. Overall enjoyed them because of the fresh ingredients but a couple of them could have been more flavorful like the wild tuna sandwich which felt a bit dry, their chicken jalapeno and even their ham and cheese. The pretzel bread was good as well as the roast beef.

Honestly it took me a while to come inside and try this place out. As a native, it seemed a little out of touch. However, when I finally did try it, I found it warm and welcoming. The baked good and menu items are delicious. I usually get the olive oil cake and avocado toast. In the world of coffee, my partner loves the coffee here, it is a little bit tangy for me, so I usually get their matcha. I do have to say the matcha can be a little more matcha- y as I find it a little weak inconsistently. Not enough to dislike or not come back- I come often and it’s really cozy inside.

I got a gift certificate for this place near my job so I could grab some lunch. I was so excited! It’s really cute in the menu is awesome. But the photos of the sandwich online are very different from what I ended up with. We just paid like 17.50 for some really tasty pickles and kale on bread., there’s like no cheese on here. Barely any. Nothing like the photo. Posting this to let them know, they should add the cheese that they promised in the photos on the website to the sandwich.

Estrella Munoz (iG Estrella_302)

Honestly it took me a while to come inside and try this place out. As a native, it seemed a little out of touch. However, when I finally did try it, I found it warm and welcoming. The baked good and menu items are delicious. I usually get the olive oil cake and avocado toast. In the world of coffee, my partner loves the coffee here, it is a little bit tangy for me, so I usually get their matcha. I do have to say the matcha can be a little more matcha- y as I find it a little weak inconsistently. Not enough to dislike or not come back- I come often and it’s really cozy inside.

Tracy Sanz

I got a gift certificate for this place near my job so I could grab some lunch. I was so excited! It’s really cute in the menu is awesome. But the photos of the sandwich online are very different from what I ended up with. We just paid like 17.50 for some really tasty pickles and kale on bread., there’s like no cheese on here. Barely any. Nothing like the photo. Posting this to let them know, they should add the cheese that they promised in the photos on the website to the sandwich.

~Catering Review only~ Updated on Feb 3 -- Thank you for the refund! I appreciate you making it right for the customer. Ordered pick-up catering and unfortunately, I found the items very overpriced. I spent $400 and it was maybe enough food for 8 people. $185 cheese plate and $200 on bite-size biscuit bacon sandwiches. The cheese plate was OKAY in terms of size/reasonable, but the bites/sliders were at least 2-3x what would be reasonable. It all tasted great, but it was very overpriced IMO. You would be better off ordering individual sandwiches and picking them up. Sorry! Long time fan on the establishment otherwise for take-out, lunch/breakfast, and non-catering services.

I'd love to like this place because it’s so convenient for me, but I’m really torn. The atmosphere is charming, and I appreciate that they don’t offer wifi for obvious reasons. There’s a significant markup on the groceries, which I guess comes with the convenience. But because everything is so expensive, you expect premium quality, and they really fall short on the bread and pastry front. The baguette they sell is from Balthazar. If you’re going to charge five dollars for a baguette, at least source it from an actual artisanal bakery, since there are plenty around here such as Cannelle, Bicyclette, Industry or She Wolf, not an industrial facility. It’s serviceable enough to mop the floor, but not at this price point. The croissants and pain au chocolat are also surprisingly bad, almost airport level. They taste like low-quality butter and feel defrosted. I’m saying all this with goodwill, and they would genuinely benefit from leveling up their game on that end, especially in a competitive neighborhood. When customers are paying premium prices and face the now standard guilt inducing screen suggesting to tip 20% or more when buying a bag of chips, it is reasonable for them to expect not to be taken for pigeons.

I used to work in the area and have had a few good sandwiches here. I don’t ever leave reviews but in today’s world I find myself getting less and less, for more and more, with no recourse. Im leaving a bad review for the food- I like salt. I love salt. I Will even sprinkle the little pieces of salt knocked off pretzels from the bottom of the pretzel Bag, into my hand and eat it. I could not choke down more than two bites of the “wild tuna sandwich” without my lips starting to shrivel up and feeling more like i chugged a glass of sea water than a $20 sandwich

sarah connor

I'd love to like this place because it’s so convenient for me, but I’m really torn. The atmosphere is charming, and I appreciate that they don’t offer wifi for obvious reasons. There’s a significant markup on the groceries, which I guess comes with the convenience. But because everything is so expensive, you expect premium quality, and they really fall short on the bread and pastry front. The baguette they sell is from Balthazar. If you’re going to charge five dollars for a baguette, at least source it from an actual artisanal bakery, since there are plenty around here such as Cannelle, Bicyclette, Industry or She Wolf, not an industrial facility. It’s serviceable enough to mop the floor, but not at this price point. The croissants and pain au chocolat are also surprisingly bad, almost airport level. They taste like low-quality butter and feel defrosted. I’m saying all this with goodwill, and they would genuinely benefit from leveling up their game on that end, especially in a competitive neighborhood. When customers are paying premium prices and face the now standard guilt inducing screen suggesting to tip 20% or more when buying a bag of chips, it is reasonable for them to expect not to be taken for pigeons.

Kyle condrey

I used to work in the area and have had a few good sandwiches here. I don’t ever leave reviews but in today’s world I find myself getting less and less, for more and more, with no recourse. Im leaving a bad review for the food- I like salt. I love salt. I Will even sprinkle the little pieces of salt knocked off pretzels from the bottom of the pretzel Bag, into my hand and eat it. I could not choke down more than two bites of the “wild tuna sandwich” without my lips starting to shrivel up and feeling more like i chugged a glass of sea water than a $20 sandwich

Beautiful place, their new paint job drew me in on my way back to work. I was motivated to take a peek and see what it was all about and tried ordering soup and a grilled cheese. It took me 20 minutes before I noticed people who ordered after me getting their orders, I asked them what is going on? And the employee mentioned that the kitchen was out of soup and heating it up. I asked them to just refund the soup and I’ll Take the sandwich and leave. I ended up returning to work super late, and when I opened my sandwich I was beyond disappointed with their grilled cheese with fig and bacon. I wish I never stopped. Cute place, I’m sure it’s great for the neighborhood local, but as someone who works in the area at the stages, I can’t Afford the time to support their business. Whether or not the service was personal- it felt strange.

Campbell & Co in Greenpoint was one of the worst coffee shop experiences I’ve had. I went in on the weekend for a simple coffee and the service was absolutely disgusting. The woman working — wearing white with a hat — was arrogant, dismissive, and acted like customers were beneath her. She didn’t even bother to look at me, let alone show basic courtesy. The whole interaction felt hostile, and it ruined what should have been an easy stop for coffee. On top of that, the shop itself has a strange, unwelcoming atmosphere — definitely not a place you’d want to spend time. There are too many great coffee spots in the neighborhood to waste your money here. Rude service, bad vibe — I won’t be back.

Theo Elijah

Campbell & Co in Greenpoint was one of the worst coffee shop experiences I’ve had. I went in on the weekend for a simple coffee and the service was absolutely disgusting. The woman working — wearing white with a hat — was arrogant, dismissive, and acted like customers were beneath her. She didn’t even bother to look at me, let alone show basic courtesy. The whole interaction felt hostile, and it ruined what should have been an easy stop for coffee. On top of that, the shop itself has a strange, unwelcoming atmosphere — definitely not a place you’d want to spend time. There are too many great coffee spots in the neighborhood to waste your money here. Rude service, bad vibe — I won’t be back.

Billy O'Brien

Beautiful place, their new paint job drew me in on my way back to work. I was motivated to take a peek and see what it was all about and tried ordering soup and a grilled cheese. It took me 20 minutes before I noticed people who ordered after me getting their orders, I asked them what is going on? And the employee mentioned that the kitchen was out of soup and heating it up. I asked them to just refund the soup and I’ll Take the sandwich and leave. I ended up returning to work super late, and when I opened my sandwich I was beyond disappointed with their grilled cheese with fig and bacon. I wish I never stopped. Cute place, I’m sure it’s great for the neighborhood local, but as someone who works in the area at the stages, I can’t Afford the time to support their business. Whether or not the service was personal- it felt strange.