Good concept. However, awful latte that was not drinkable and expensively priced at $9.
Food: 1
Bill Ricchini
I hear they are doing some great community building from what I hear but I paid $4 for a small, 8 oz watery coffee The owner was unfriendly. Served in garage.
Gilad Levy
cool coffee spot! everyone is very friendly but it is a bit expensive (7$ for a flat white)
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Sima Jafari
Nervous about posting this negative review since the owner doesn't seem receptive feedback on here. I will start by saying that I am a disabled queer brown woman since this space is trying to cater to people like me. When I first walked in I noticed a lot of activist art of the walls and a flag for veterans for peace. Clearly the owner wants this space to feel safe for queer folks and feel community oriented. I went to the bathroom and got sick to my stomach. I was extremely shocked by the racist/islamophobic comments around palestine. When my husband mentioned the uncomfortable writing on the walls of the bathroom she gave him a bucket of stickers to pick from to cover the wall. This is why I am giving this place 2 stars rather than 1. She addressed his concern but then proceeded to say that she allows the bathroom to be the wild west and lets ppl write whatever in there. I think for a place called "principles", this feels like a flimsy way to approach the issue. The lack of messaging around what is happening in palestine and the islamophobic and racist comments in the wall of the bathroom just left me feeling really hurt. If this coffee shop prides itself on inclusion and principles- it seems obvious to take a stand on US dollars being used on weapons being sent to Israel.
Emmanuel Reckel
Community, coffee, bikes, queers
Josh Herzberg
Work on your bike ?, while working on your laptop ? , while sipping good coffee ☕.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Eli Akselrod
7 bucks for a small cappuccino that had was simply awful and had me grimacing. Not fresh and in such an ugly cup. The warehouse theme and aesthetic is all they have going for them. Gooooood luck
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 4
Jack Roth
Got here at 3 o’clock asked for decaf cappuccino. coffee is extremely acidic and taste burnt too. Drove an extra 20 minutes out of my way and will never do that again. Cost for coffee is seriously expensive for what it is.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 1
Saravanan Krishnamoorthy
Calm nonjudgmental vibe and helpful in an empowering way for me as a blind person. Opened my mind to the deliciousness of macadamia milk in a hot mocha. And discussed the various plant based milk options in terms of water needed to produce the milk. For anyone else who is visually impaired, the entrance is easy to access . Early when opening, it might be easy to misss so look at the Google maps street view - it is the one with a large circular drawing on the garage door . I will be back often and am excited to train my NYU backed startup’s AI to this location so more folks with disabilities (and friends of people with disabilities) can enjoy this ethical small business
What a lovely place to have a cuppa coffee.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Good concept. However, awful latte that was not drinkable and expensively priced at $9.
Food: 1
I hear they are doing some great community building from what I hear but I paid $4 for a small, 8 oz watery coffee The owner was unfriendly. Served in garage.
cool coffee spot! everyone is very friendly
but it is a bit expensive (7$ for a flat white)
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Nervous about posting this negative review since the owner doesn't seem receptive feedback on here. I will start by saying that I am a disabled queer brown woman since this space is trying to cater to people like me. When I first walked in I noticed a lot of activist art of the walls and a flag for veterans for peace. Clearly the owner wants this space to feel safe for queer folks and feel community oriented. I went to the bathroom and got sick to my stomach. I was extremely shocked by the racist/islamophobic comments around palestine. When my husband mentioned the uncomfortable writing on the walls of the bathroom she gave him a bucket of stickers to pick from to cover the wall. This is why I am giving this place 2 stars rather than 1. She addressed his concern but then proceeded to say that she allows the bathroom to be the wild west and lets ppl write whatever in there. I think for a place called "principles", this feels like a flimsy way to approach the issue. The lack of messaging around what is happening in palestine and the islamophobic and racist comments in the wall of the bathroom just left me feeling really hurt. If this coffee shop prides itself on inclusion and principles- it seems obvious to take a stand on US dollars being used on weapons being sent to Israel.
Community, coffee, bikes, queers
Work on your bike ?, while working on your laptop ? , while sipping good coffee ☕.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
7 bucks for a small cappuccino that had was simply awful and had me grimacing. Not fresh and in such an ugly cup. The warehouse theme and aesthetic is all they have going for them. Gooooood luck
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 4
Got here at 3 o’clock asked for decaf cappuccino. coffee is extremely acidic and taste burnt too. Drove an extra 20 minutes out of my way and will never do that again. Cost for coffee is seriously expensive for what it is.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 1
Calm nonjudgmental vibe and helpful in an empowering way for me as a blind person. Opened my mind to the deliciousness of macadamia milk in a hot mocha. And discussed the various plant based milk options in terms of water needed to produce the milk. For anyone else who is visually impaired, the entrance is easy to access . Early when opening, it might be easy to misss so look at the Google maps street view - it is the one with a large circular drawing on the garage door . I will be back often and am excited to train my NYU backed startup’s AI to this location so more folks with disabilities (and friends of people with disabilities) can enjoy this ethical small business
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
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You know this place is special, right?
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
It's a good place to relax and chill
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
it's the center of my queer bicycle coffee universe!
The best coffee shop in Brooklyn.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Come for the coffee. Stay for the tea.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
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