Classic cozy, modern, and beautiful spot in Brooklyn. Perfect for studying, sketching/journaling, or yapping with a friend. Such friendly staff here and love the seating options here. Windows are gorgeous with great lighting too. Food wise, all the drinks are very fun to try out and a mix of soothing for teas and a nice shot of espresso on the coffee side. Great flavors, great people, great vibes.

when they serve sparkling water with coffee you just know it's good. super nice space lots of light. laptop bar in the back otherwise it's laptop free must try for coffee lovers they do a lighter roast

Such a cute coffee shop! The space is absolutely gorgeous! I got a hot dirty chai with oat milk which was smooth, creamy, and fragrant. It was also reasonably priced. There's a decent amount of seating inside, it wasn't too loud either and I saw a few people doing some work on laptops so this could be a nice space for some light work as well. The pastries looked yummy, and I'd definitely stop by to grab a drink and pastry if I'm in the area again.

Stop by for a delicious coffee. Whether is an espresso drink or black coffee, the beans here are good. The coffee is well made and has a great flavor. They give you $4 off beans if you purchase a drink. The cafe has a chill laid back vibe.

Great coffee and service as expected from a top notch coffee roaster. Light roast mostly just so you aware. Very knowledgeable staff when you but your coffee. It is expensive here... but many show up. The ambience is a like a coffee shop without computers. So even better unless you need to work. In that case, get Dunk'n? Pour over abelardo - great coffee... not sure what to add besides the tasting notes on the card. Half of the pour over is at barista's hand and you will be in good hands

Decent coffee and service with a smile. I love how establishments like this can be mobile and be sitting in a corner at a wine festival. I'd take time to visit the shop.

Ordered: Iced Coffee (~$6): made with Kubi selection (Ethiopian Landrace - Honey variety) Aya's take: Sey Coffee has a very hipster vibe, soaked with bright natural lights and plants, and great espresso selections from their coffee roastery. I love a good coffee but I wouldn't say I have a go-to order. At Sey Coffee, it's a bit confusing as they have 4 main items on the menu: pour overs, drip coffee, iced coffee, and espresso with or without milk. I'm more used to seeing the types of coffee drinks (ie, latte, cappuccino, flat white, etc.) so with that said I went with the Iced Coffee as it was most familiar to me. The Iced Coffee Kubi selection was earthy, slightly sweet, and slightly bitter. I love the presentation (I had it to stay) and the taste grew on me as I continued drinking it. The prices are a bit higher than usual particularly for the pour overs but it is good quality at the end of the day. Good try!

Solid coffee and decent service. Atmosphere inside is nice and open and bright, with lots of plants around. I had a shot of espresso, it was pulled well and was well balanced, and came with a glass of sparkling water on the side which served as a nice palate cleanser. The espresso was $5.50, which is the highest I've ever seen in NYC, but the fact that they don't take gratuities helps. They could do a better job with making the menu more clear, and easier to see for those in line. The only menu was right in front of the cashier. Pourover prices are absurd, anywhere from $13-20 a cup. That's way too high in my opinion. Overall it's good and I'll be back!

I've been really wanting to come here for quite some time, as I've heard it's one of the best specialty coffee roasters in the city. We came around 2 PM on a weekend, and it was absolutely packed. Every seat taken, and we just got lucky with someone leaving right as we got our coffee. The interior is really nice and airy with lots of lighting; great place to hang with someone! I got the cortado, and this was really spectacular. The best way to describe it is that it tasted like a pour over with its flavor condensed into an espresso drink. The typical darkness and bitterness that you find in a cortado wasn't there, but was replaced with a light fruitiness. Truly special. The cortado naturally was also prepared super well, with a great balance of milk. They also serve it with some sparkling water as a palette cleanser! Definitely an awesome spot if you want great coffee!

While best known as one of the destination coffee roasters in the city these days, in my opinion Sey Coffee is best visited at their early weekday opening time of 7am, when the dim light through the skylight gives a moody ambiance that pairs well with the minimalistic menu and austere service. The cold brew is smooth and pairs well with their blood orange cake. If you'd rather go with a more decadent beverage, the mocha has chunks of Rakka chocolate you can taste and is not a bad pick either.