Amazing donut. Super friendly staff. Lots of light to work with laptop. Good coffee
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
LIEM
I’ve been going to the Daily Provisions in Manhattan and very nice to see this location open in Brooklyn Heights / Cobble Hill. This cafe brings in a vibrant social cafe and a pleasant rendez vous point for business or casual meetups. The indoor dining is good but if you can get a table outside it’s very nice. Generally, keep things very simple here with the maple cruller style donuts ? that is baked fresh daily. They’re crispy and soft / creamy in the inside… delicious. Pairs well with a black iced coffee and you’re good to go! Highly recommend this place ??⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Kid-friendliness: ??❤️?
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Tuna Melt, Maple Cruller, Cinnamon Cruller
Elizabeth Fischer
Absolutely love this spot. They have the best tuna melt I’ve ever had and the best matcha latte. And I’ve methodically tested every matcha latte in a 10min radius. Theirs is imported from Japan. Super high quality.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Can of Coke, Maple Cruller
S Foy
This review is long overdue. I love Daily Provisions. I regularly order the Tuna melt sandwich, which is to die for. I don't know what they put in the tuna, but I'm addicted. I really like their brussels sprouts. Lately, I've been ordering their Beets & Quinoa salad, which is so flavorful. The cruller's are seasonal, I've tried the passionfruit (second fav), but the apple is my absolute favorite. Great food addition to the downtown Brooklyn area.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Ayana Austin-Depay
I was so obsessed with the passionfruit cruller from Daily Provisions that I stopped by the Brooklyn location a week later. This time around, I tried the Cinnamon Cruller. It would give it a 4/5 so it was still a good donut. It is priced at 4.95. It has a lot of cinnamon sugar on it so I would have loved to have it with tea. This location has more seating than the location I visited in Soho, but it was still pretty busy for a Saturday afternoon around 12PM.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Maple Cruller, Cinnamon Cruller
Scott Hall
Great addition to the area. Super vibe for breakfast or lunch. The breakfast sandwich was awesome and the cruller donuts are a must
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Ayana A.
I was so obsessed with the passionfruit cruller from Daily Provisions that I stopped by the Brooklyn location a week later. This time around, I tried the Cinnamon Cruller. It would give it a 4/5 so it was still a good donut. It is priced at 4.95. It has a lot of cinnamon sugar on it so I would have loved to have it with tea. This location has more seating than the location I visited in Soho, but it was still pretty busy for a Saturday afternoon around 12PM.
Javier R.
My visit and mission was coffee and dessert. I was slightly disappointed because the chocolate chip cookie was average at best. If you want a better tasting cookie, in my opinion, visit Levain or Maman. The donut that I tasted was fresh and it had a good European flavor, basically not overly sweet. The coffee had a great taste but it was cold. The overall cost of my delights were surprisingly good.
Nik
Delivery to Crown Heights:Travelled better than expected. Tossed the chicken sandwich in a cast iron to crisp up the bread a bit, but it was really good.The tuna sandwich was the all star, surprisingly for me. I’m usually not the biggest fan.The chicken and treats were good too.Looking forward to dining in.Reviews to be continued…
Definitely a pricier establishment, but given the location & aesthetic I'm not surpised. I recommend the cruller, they are so delicious and soft on the inside. The cinnamon sugar one tastes exactly like a churro. I also got the chickpea veggie sandwich which was tasty & healthy for a good on-the-go lunch. And I finished with a chai latte which wasn't great & I wouldn't get again. For the price I paid I probably wouldn't come here often, but a nice treat once in a while wouldn't hurt.
scott s.
Extremely disappointing considering the way people rave about this place. One star is generous. Went for the first time today, bought two donuts and a chocolate chunk cookie, to the tune of about $17 and change, which is nuts. Major regrets. The donuts were both saturated with oil and after eating only two or three bites my wife and I both feel like we swallowed stones. As for the cookie, it was average at best. Can't touch the choc chip cookie at Court Street Grocers, best in the neighborhood by a mile.
Jessica Fredican
Very cute atmosphere. Coffee tasted like bodega coffee.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 2
Service: 4
Sheba Remy Kharbanda
A hard no! Can’t remember the last time I encountered such a surly and unpleasant barista and staff who look through you. Their highly touted hot chocolate is average and wholly overpriced. I feel insulted and robbed. There are an abundance of better more neighborhood oriented places nearby much more deserving and welcoming of our business.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Kevin R.
When Daily Provisions first opened in Cobble Hill, I was excited and visited as soon as possible. Food is great but pricey, more of a treat than an every day or week visit - the Crullers are amazing (and they better be for $4.95 each for a basic Maple or Cinnamon), the Bacon, Egg and Cheese is well composed, although you have to pay more than the base $8.95 price if you want a second egg or more bacon. The service is uneven at best and usually apathetic. Everyone is mechanically polite, but lack sincerity. On my last visit, I ordered a BEC and maple cruller through the app and when I arrived, I waited near the counter b/c I thought that was where the food was picked up. Apparently that is only the case if you order in person, there is a separate rack at the back of the store for app or on-line orders. I stood there for 15 minutes and was ignored by the Barista, Cashier and a floor runner, who was delivering orders to those who ordered in-store. Not one of them asked if I needed help as I stood there, clearly waiting for an order. End result was a cold sandwich and an annoyed customer - too expensive to be this disappointed.
Amazing donut. Super friendly staff. Lots of light to work with laptop. Good coffee
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I’ve been going to the Daily Provisions in Manhattan and very nice to see this location open in Brooklyn Heights / Cobble Hill. This cafe brings in a vibrant social cafe and a pleasant rendez vous point for business or casual meetups. The indoor dining is good but if you can get a table outside it’s very nice. Generally, keep things very simple here with the maple cruller style donuts ? that is baked fresh daily. They’re crispy and soft / creamy in the inside… delicious. Pairs well with a black iced coffee and you’re good to go! Highly recommend this place ??⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Kid-friendliness: ??❤️?
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Tuna Melt, Maple Cruller, Cinnamon Cruller
Absolutely love this spot. They have the best tuna melt I’ve ever had and the best matcha latte. And I’ve methodically tested every matcha latte in a 10min radius. Theirs is imported from Japan. Super high quality.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Can of Coke, Maple Cruller
This review is long overdue. I love Daily Provisions. I regularly order the Tuna melt sandwich, which is to die for. I don't know what they put in the tuna, but I'm addicted. I really like their brussels sprouts. Lately, I've been ordering their Beets & Quinoa salad, which is so flavorful. The cruller's are seasonal, I've tried the passionfruit (second fav), but the apple is my absolute favorite. Great food addition to the downtown Brooklyn area.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I was so obsessed with the passionfruit cruller from Daily Provisions that I stopped by the Brooklyn location a week later. This time around, I tried the Cinnamon Cruller. It would give it a 4/5 so it was still a good donut. It is priced at 4.95. It has a lot of cinnamon sugar on it so I would have loved to have it with tea. This location has more seating than the location I visited in Soho, but it was still pretty busy for a Saturday afternoon around 12PM.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Maple Cruller, Cinnamon Cruller
Great addition to the area. Super vibe for breakfast or lunch. The breakfast sandwich was awesome and the cruller donuts are a must
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I was so obsessed with the passionfruit cruller from Daily Provisions that I stopped by the Brooklyn location a week later. This time around, I tried the Cinnamon Cruller. It would give it a 4/5 so it was still a good donut. It is priced at 4.95. It has a lot of cinnamon sugar on it so I would have loved to have it with tea. This location has more seating than the location I visited in Soho, but it was still pretty busy for a Saturday afternoon around 12PM.
My visit and mission was coffee and dessert. I was slightly disappointed because the chocolate chip cookie was average at best. If you want a better tasting cookie, in my opinion, visit Levain or Maman. The donut that I tasted was fresh and it had a good European flavor, basically not overly sweet. The coffee had a great taste but it was cold. The overall cost of my delights were surprisingly good.
Delivery to Crown Heights:Travelled better than expected. Tossed the chicken sandwich in a cast iron to crisp up the bread a bit, but it was really good.The tuna sandwich was the all star, surprisingly for me. I’m usually not the biggest fan.The chicken and treats were good too.Looking forward to dining in.Reviews to be continued…
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Maple glazed cruller in unbelievable
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Definitely a pricier establishment, but given the location & aesthetic I'm not surpised. I recommend the cruller, they are so delicious and soft on the inside. The cinnamon sugar one tastes exactly like a churro. I also got the chickpea veggie sandwich which was tasty & healthy for a good on-the-go lunch. And I finished with a chai latte which wasn't great & I wouldn't get again. For the price I paid I probably wouldn't come here often, but a nice treat once in a while wouldn't hurt.
Extremely disappointing considering the way people rave about this place. One star is generous. Went for the first time today, bought two donuts and a chocolate chunk cookie, to the tune of about $17 and change, which is nuts. Major regrets. The donuts were both saturated with oil and after eating only two or three bites my wife and I both feel like we swallowed stones. As for the cookie, it was average at best. Can't touch the choc chip cookie at Court Street Grocers, best in the neighborhood by a mile.
Very cute atmosphere. Coffee tasted like bodega coffee.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 2
Service: 4
A hard no! Can’t remember the last time I encountered such a surly and unpleasant barista and staff who look through you. Their highly touted hot chocolate is average and wholly overpriced. I feel insulted and robbed. There are an abundance of better more neighborhood oriented places nearby much more deserving and welcoming of our business.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
When Daily Provisions first opened in Cobble Hill, I was excited and visited as soon as possible. Food is great but pricey, more of a treat than an every day or week visit - the Crullers are amazing (and they better be for $4.95 each for a basic Maple or Cinnamon), the Bacon, Egg and Cheese is well composed, although you have to pay more than the base $8.95 price if you want a second egg or more bacon. The service is uneven at best and usually apathetic. Everyone is mechanically polite, but lack sincerity. On my last visit, I ordered a BEC and maple cruller through the app and when I arrived, I waited near the counter b/c I thought that was where the food was picked up. Apparently that is only the case if you order in person, there is a separate rack at the back of the store for app or on-line orders. I stood there for 15 minutes and was ignored by the Barista, Cashier and a floor runner, who was delivering orders to those who ordered in-store. Not one of them asked if I needed help as I stood there, clearly waiting for an order. End result was a cold sandwich and an annoyed customer - too expensive to be this disappointed.