Enerugi Ramen

Really great place to stop by for breakfast sandwiches! We ordered the chicken wrap and the OG egg sandwich. Both amazing, can’t recommend enough!

Breakfast burrito was a solid 8/10, love the interior vibe plenty of coworking spaces, rustic barn vibe

Theresa Kusak-Smith

The coffee is delicious, cold brew and drip!! The breakfast sandwich is theeee perfect blend of flavors. The jalapeños are a perfect level of spice. Just a touch of heat. English muffin fresh, truly best breakfast sandwich I’ve had anywhere. Plus it held up well, I was taking it on my train trip home. Damn, bam perfection!

Michael Haff

Quite possibly the coolest nicest guy runs this place. The go to is the rocket fuel with almond milk. Food and treats are amazing and lots of quirky old space to lounge or get work done. Plus they sell the slap shot beans or cold brew concentrate.

NESLY

in one word, magnificent. When you enter, there is a very nice atmosphere. I stopped by completely on the road and entered in a way that I did not plan. But I really had a magnificent experience. Thank you very much. The coffee tastes incredible, you should definitely come and try it. Its location is very, very good. In other words, it is not a shop you should stop by in passing, but one that you should really spend time in. You guys are great. Thanx ❤️‍🔥🤘🏻

Cal R.

Sweetleaf cafe was unforgettable! The best cappuccino I’ve ever had!! The avocado toast was so delicious! I love the the rustic look and vibe it gives. Though it was my first time, the barista treated me like a regular making sure to ask if everything was up to standard. Highly recommend stopping by at their location on Freeman street!

Sarah Lee

Really great place to stop by for breakfast sandwiches! We ordered the chicken wrap and the OG egg sandwich. Both amazing, can’t recommend enough!

Alex D'Amore

Breakfast burrito was a solid 8/10, love the interior vibe plenty of coworking spaces, rustic barn vibe

Hsin Yi Wei

The decor of Sweetleaf Coffee is really cool, artsy and like an old factory. The ambiance was relaxing and perfect for a rest with a sip of coffee. We had their hot latte substituted with soy milk and mocha which were really tasty and refreshing with great & cozy smell. They serve a various pastries and they all look delicious. We didn’t try them but planned to have some in our next visit.

Nils Paellmann

My favorite coffee shop in Brooklyn. Great espresso drinks and baked goods. Lovely indoor and outdoor seating. I love to stop by here during my bike rides in Brooklyn. Great service.

Juan Gutierrez

The sign is correct, I came here for Rocket Fuel, and it was delicious. A concentrated cold brew, on a hot summers day, sweetened by Vermont maple syrup. Freaking delicious! The space is eclectic. Large garage space with brick walls, high ceilings and a variety of chairs, sofas, benches and tables to choose from. The music was fun. It made my creative juices start flowing. Found my new work cafe. I feel cooler just for spending some time in here. So awesome

Maria

New to Greenpoint and happy to have discovered this coffeehouse. The atmosphere gives antique vibes with the mis-matched chairs, wooden bar, and soft jams playing overhead. The coffee options are all great, but the Rocketfuel will be my go-to. **Grab a punch card for a free ☕️ after 10

Mahendra Mohabir

Beautiful coffeeshop!!! Such a cool vibe and cozy feel to the coffeeshop. I’ve visited for the very first time this week and I really enjoyed my time here. Its a great place for hangout with friends, doing some work, have a first date, second date, third date etc. The prices aren’t super high, so thats a good thing.

Zack Lyman

Love this place! Drinks are good. The staff is kind. Nice seating. Normally I can find parking near by. Prices are reasonable. It’s a good vibe. If you are in the area I highly suggest.

Jason Amerling

Love this place. Just gotta call you out on the bacon in the egg sandwich. It’s just bacon bits of what looks like a single strip. For $10 I’d want a little more bacon, and the condiment to be spread on properly, but that’s just me. Still love it here.

This place is one of my favorites in nyc. I loveee their lox bagels and their coffees. Truly a great place to eat and chill! Great service too and good music

Best Cafe in NYC. Profound vibe, great food and drink and Christian creates a sublime sense of belonging and community. His fashion is amazing too. This place is deep in soul.

This is my favorite coffee shop in greenpoint. The vibe, music, and selection of seating options is great for chatting, working, eating, thinking, whatever. The people that work here (Christian and Mike) make this spot feel so neighborhoody.

Amanda Kou

This is my favorite coffee shop in greenpoint. The vibe, music, and selection of seating options is great for chatting, working, eating, thinking, whatever. The people that work here (Christian and Mike) make this spot feel so neighborhoody.

sandy gould

Best Cafe in NYC. Profound vibe, great food and drink and Christian creates a sublime sense of belonging and community. His fashion is amazing too. This place is deep in soul.

Good vibes and nice hot drink. I have ordered Matcha latte hot . It’s so good with almond croissants…. Such a nice place to visit.

The music was soft, jamming, catchy and chill. Can’t go wrong with Bob Marley in the morning. The Egg And Bacon sandwich on an everything bagel was bomblicious. The eggs were so fluffy and the sandwich was so savory. So much eye candy to see. Went two days in a row because work pulled me there.

Real_Lexus

Good vibes and nice hot drink. I have ordered Matcha latte hot . It’s so good with almond croissants…. Such a nice place to visit.

Mistofer Christopher

The music was soft, jamming, catchy and chill. Can’t go wrong with Bob Marley in the morning. The Egg And Bacon sandwich on an everything bagel was bomblicious. The eggs were so fluffy and the sandwich was so savory. So much eye candy to see. Went two days in a row because work pulled me there.

Found this place super unfriendly. I asked what nuts are in the granola in the yogurt bowl as I have an allergy to a couple of types of nuts. I was told, and I quote: "it comes with granola, I don't know what's in the granola." with a shrug and slight roll of the eyes. There was no queue behind me, this was 10am on a weekday. Way to support allergen decisions and make your customers feel small 👍

Lucy Bennett

Found this place super unfriendly. I asked what nuts are in the granola in the yogurt bowl as I have an allergy to a couple of types of nuts. I was told, and I quote: "it comes with granola, I don't know what's in the granola." with a shrug and slight roll of the eyes. There was no queue behind me, this was 10am on a weekday. Way to support allergen decisions and make your customers feel small 👍

La Croix's have more flavor than my hot chocolate... I’m typically an Italian macchiato “in the smallest cup you have” kind of guy. My disappointment stems from the specificity of my order, the upcharge it incurred, and the complete lack of effort to make what I requested—resulting in a large cup of tasteless milk that left me overcharged and unsatisfied in more ways than one. This was my first visit, and while I appreciated the atmosphere, I ultimately left very disappointed. Craving chocolate, I settled on a large hot chocolate with a double shot of espresso. The cashier pointed out “mocha,” to which I clearly restated and explained my order. I walked away to settle my things and heard the barista call out “Mocha,” immediately followed by “Hot Chocolate,” stated by the cashier, so I grabbed the only cup on the counter. The drink had a light foam on top, but as I continued, it tasted entirely of milk, without chocolate or coffee flavors. Expecting a semblance of my order, every sip was a letdown. The bottom of the cup confirmed why—it was labeled “Mocha,” and at that size... let’s just say La Croixs have more flavor.

B B.

La Croix's have more flavor than my hot chocolate... I’m typically an Italian macchiato “in the smallest cup you have” kind of guy. My disappointment stems from the specificity of my order, the upcharge it incurred, and the complete lack of effort to make what I requested—resulting in a large cup of tasteless milk that left me overcharged and unsatisfied in more ways than one. This was my first visit, and while I appreciated the atmosphere, I ultimately left very disappointed. Craving chocolate, I settled on a large hot chocolate with a double shot of espresso. The cashier pointed out “mocha,” to which I clearly restated and explained my order. I walked away to settle my things and heard the barista call out “Mocha,” immediately followed by “Hot Chocolate,” stated by the cashier, so I grabbed the only cup on the counter. The drink had a light foam on top, but as I continued, it tasted entirely of milk, without chocolate or coffee flavors. Expecting a semblance of my order, every sip was a letdown. The bottom of the cup confirmed why—it was labeled “Mocha,” and at that size... let’s just say La Croixs have more flavor.

If you have a trust fund and love coffee served with a little extra pretentiousness that takes an eternity because you enjoy your barista having extended convos with people at the bar about their “vintage clothes” (think classic I dress like I’m homeless but I’m rich look but don’t actually have any guilt about my wealth look) then you’ll love this place. The shop itself is wonderful the cashier was nice too. Obviously I’m exaggerating but not much. I understand the relaxing and slower vibe of this place, but you still have to make everyone feel like they are equally important or and that their order is important. The barista prioritized that fake interaction tha is all too common in contemporary retail experiences over making everyone’s drinks with expedience which is the real way to connect with customers good food kind interactions served with the most expedience possible, unfortunately that’s simply not the case here.

Dylan Obser

If you have a trust fund and love coffee served with a little extra pretentiousness that takes an eternity because you enjoy your barista having extended convos with people at the bar about their “vintage clothes” (think classic I dress like I’m homeless but I’m rich look but don’t actually have any guilt about my wealth look) then you’ll love this place. The shop itself is wonderful the cashier was nice too. Obviously I’m exaggerating but not much. I understand the relaxing and slower vibe of this place, but you still have to make everyone feel like they are equally important or and that their order is important. The barista prioritized that fake interaction tha is all too common in contemporary retail experiences over making everyone’s drinks with expedience which is the real way to connect with customers good food kind interactions served with the most expedience possible, unfortunately that’s simply not the case here.