Brooklyn Ball Factory

Stumbled upon this place as we were in need of coffee and a little food to hold us over until an early dinner. Pleasantly surprised! Mocha and Matcha Latte were both delicious. Got the breakfast burrito which was so much better than I thought. Little Asian twist on a breakfast burrito but was saucy and flavors were balanced well. It also came with a small fruit salad which was a nice add. Gyu Don was also decent and loved the little variety of sides they provided with it. Accidentally spilled our mocha and they offered to remake it which was nice but we didn't have time so ended up leaving. Only a few small tables inside but they also have outdoor seating.

Please note that there is NOT a rooftop like many previous photos show! I came here at the recommendation of a friend and was lured in by the prospect of being able to enjoy a fun drink on a rooftop, but alas, there's only a cramped space with what I assume were the tables used in the aforementioned rooftop. I came by around 1:45pm on a Saturday and waited for about 15 min in line before I was able to order. I got the iced Yuzu Ginger Mint Tea, which I really enjoyed. I was able to snag a table and sit with a book while I killed time, but it's definitely not the atmosphere to do work.

If you're looking for a cute and cozy spot in South Williamsburg, look no further! I absolutely loved this spot and it has been one of my favourite discoveries as of late. What we got: - Hot Matcha Latte - Iced Matcha Latte - Spicy Salmon Mayo Onigiri Final Thoughts: The matcha here comes sweetened and I found the hot version sweeter than iced. It suits my taste just fine, but may be a tad too sweet for some. I also love that their onigiri are made fresh when ordered. Though the filling-to-rice ratio could use much more filling, there was something so comforting and cozy about this simple meal that still made it one of my favourites.

What a gem. The outside of this place looks like the entrance to a safe house, its giving tunnel entrance to an underground tunnel and/or entrapment. But as soon as you walk in you’re surprised with a pleasant view of a coffee shop. Plants, baked goods, and fresh smelling lattes fill the air. The cashier was welcoming and you become happy to spend $8 for a hot drink. This is why you gotta love Brooklyn. Never judge a book by its cover. This is a cute spot. Only come here if you’re doing well in life;)