Flower Cat

This coffee shop is so cutesy! The antique/eccentric decor makes for a fun dine-in experience with a friend or family member! The pastries were incredible (I highly recommend the honey and rosemary biscuit) and so was the coffee! The barista was very friendly too. Overall, this is a great place to be on the weekend or for a mid-day work coffee break. Check it out!

A beautifully cute cafe! I loved the aesthetics and the seats/tables are comfortable enough to work on (not for a long time, but if you’re passing by). The matcha latte was also fantastic, unsweetened and thick as I like it. The owner was very friendly too. Overall this was a perfect relaxing spot to drop by before lunch.

I went with my boyfriend the first time for thanksgiving dinner event, it was awesome, the service the food and the owner is such a beautiful soul. It is a great spot to chill or do some work on your laptop. You can also play with her adorable cat LiLi or shrimp

Such a cute and warm place! Came here on a Saturday morning and was impressed by the coffee. It wasn’t busy and the vibes were incredible. They do have a few tables for outdoor seating.

I was actually walking to another coffee shop in the area and I passed by this one which looked so cute and I stopped in. The environment is calm and cozy, the cappuccino and peanut butter cookie were delicious, and the staff was friendly and sweet. I would highly recommend!

Truly one of my favorite nyc coffee shops I’ve tried in a while. The interior feels as though you’ve stepped into a fairy tail. I went in when they opened on a Wednesday morning. Not too crowded. There were plenty of tables to work from inside and a couple outside. I just got an iced latte (good and average price), but they had many specialty drinks that would be fun to try. They do have WiFi. I had trouble making my laptop connecting at first, but then it was fine. I worked here for around 2 hours and it was a very relaxing, charming environment with minimal chaotic noises.

Flower cat cafe has a beautiful, eclectic atmosphere with great espresso, lattes, vintage furniture, and fun books and toys to fiddle with on the shelves. We got the maple cardamom iced latte and a regular latte and both were great! The chocolate chip cookie was tasty and chewy and they also have flowers for sale. We loved sitting at the cozy table inside and there are tables outside as well.

Brooklyn vibes with a lot of antiques and cat decors. Found this spot while hunting for a café with outdoor seating. Just three tiny tables outside, and I managed to snag the last one. Even though it’s right off one of Brooklyn’s busiest streets, it felt surprisingly calm. Drinks were okay overall. The Orange Blossom Chai Latte leaned more “chai” than “orange blossom”. Peppery and spiced, but with only a whisper of citrus. More like a lighter chai with less milk than anything distinctive. The cold brew, on the other hand, was solid. Pastries were limited, so I tried the pistachio rose “cake.” Mini-tart sized, a bit steep for what it was, and almost certainly brought in from a local vendor (pulled from a box). Still, it was fragrant and moist enough to be worth pairing with a drink here.