AP Cafe

Incredibly chic and minimal interior cafe. Lots of great light during the day if you plan on getting some work done. Coffee isn't anything too special or crazy, but still good. Nice staff.

This place looks like it belongs in SoHo, not Bushwick. Tall, flourescent white and chilly (especially in winter). Pray you're not unlucky enough to have to sit on one of the unyielding stone benches. The only sign of life or motion in the decor is the waterfall (when it's running). Overall, the place's aesthetic is "Zen Brutalist".

The coffee is ok, the Dough doughnuts are fantastic, and the food's a bit overpriced. The staff is generally pretty nice. You can get much better coffee nearby at Strangeways or Wyckoff Starr.

Very nice, trendy little café in the midst of one of the greatest street art areas of NYC. Drinks are a bit pricey but well worth it.

Bright, airy, beautifully minimal - this place is peaceful, nearly spa-like when you consider the stones and waterfalls that complement the aesthetic. Their coffee, Fourty Weight Roasters, is complex, smooth, and easily one of the best coffees I've had (fun fact: it's the coffee of choice at Danny Meyer's restaurants). Your typical cafe options are available along with Vietnamese and Thai iced coffee. High quality, fresh breakfast and lunch items are prepared to-order, including egg dishes, salads, tacos, sandwiches, and more. CIty favourites Dough donuts are proudly offered.

Sat/Sun AP Cafe becomes a full-on brunch destination, typically running near or at capacity until the brunch crowd fades around 4pm. Everything on the menu is good.

I absolutely love this place. The coffee/tea is amazing, and the overall vibe of the place is very serene. Brunch options are also delicious. I come here at least once a week since I live only a few minutes away. Great place overall though!