Sey Coffee.

Not every morning needs a $19 pancake. Sometimes you just want an excellent cup of coffee, and SEY Coffee (18 Grattan Street, technically Bushwick) is the best in the area. They roast their own beans, the pour-over is exceptional, and the space is calm and bright.

A pourover runs $6. An oat latte is $7. They don’t serve food, which means there’s no brunch crowd. Just coffee people drinking coffee. Revolutionary concept.

Sey is the kind of place where the barista will tell you about the altitude the beans were grown at, and you’ll actually care. Their light roasts are some of the best in the entire city. Not Brooklyn. The city.

The space is minimal. White walls, clean lines, nothing extra. It feels like an art gallery that smells incredible. Order the filter coffee. Whatever the seasonal single-origin is, just say yes.

Fair warning. The vibe here leans serious. If you want cozy and chatty, this isn’t it. But if you want perfect coffee in a quiet room, Sey is the answer.

18 Grattan Street. Take the L to Graham Avenue.

Sey is a specialty roaster that takes coffee extremely seriously without being pretentious about it. Their space is minimal and beautiful. All clean lines and natural materials. The menu is simple because they want you to taste the coffee, not drown it in oat milk and syrup (though they’ll happily make you a latte). Their rotating single-origin pour-overs are genuinely some of the best cups of coffee I’ve had in my life. Not just in New York. In my life.

If you know even a little about specialty coffee, Sey is a pilgrimage spot. If you don’t know anything about specialty coffee, Sey is where you go to find out what the fuss is about. Either way, it’s incredible. The baristas are knowledgeable and genuinely helpful without being condescending. I’ve asked embarrassingly basic questions here and they’ve always been kind about it.

Airy and bright, this New York City cafe strives to produce beautiful coffee in a peaceful, plant-filled space. Seasonally sourced, the been are delicately. The hard work pays off, Food & Wine recently crowned them the best coffee shop in New York State.

Airy and bright with an abundance of greenery – this Williamsburg cafe is a true breath of fresh air. The captivating presentation doesn’t just apply to their physical shop, Sey Coffee (by their own admission) strives to produce beautiful coffee.

The cafe was recently listed as Food & Wine‘s best coffee shop in New York state, so it’s safe to say. Sey Coffee’s popularity is growing far and wide. The Williamsburg coffee shop offers a subscription program (that’s well worth taking advantage of!). It allows you try new coffee from one of Williamsburg’s best coffee shops, all from the comfort of your own apartment. 

A list of the best coffee shop in Brooklyn wouldn’t be complete without Sey Coffee. Airy and bright with an abundance of greenery – this Brooklyn café is a true breath of fresh air. And the captivating presentation doesn’t just apply to their physical shop, Sey Coffee (by their own admission) strive to produce a beautiful coffee.

Most recently being listed as Food & Wine‘s best coffee shop in New York state, Sey Coffee’s popularity is growing far and wide.

This why Sey Coffee is offering a popular subscription program. This program is one I subscribe to personally. It enables me to try new coffee from one of the best coffee shops in Brooklyn, all from the comfort of my own apartment.