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Prima Brooklyn in Brooklyn

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4.4 (273)

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4.4

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Shaquana L -Google user

3 months ago

Local spot that is warm and cozy. I observed that they over wine however that is in the evening.I ordered the teddy bear and a cup of coffee. Service friendly and fast.

Miranda -Google user

9 months ago

an adorb coffee shop, loved by the locals! plenty of seating options (front porch, inside - a long alley way, and backyard tucked into quietness). ac is not very strong but doable in the summer. good wifi. good americano and pastry!

Hannah Bertles -Google user

2 years ago

We recently hosted a private event on their back patio and everything turned out perfectly! Daryl and her team were so kind and easy to work with, they helped make sure things ran smoothly. Every coffee/tea drink that I tasted was delicious, and the food...Read More

Erykah Sage -Google user

2 years ago

Absolutely will be back. As soon as you walk in you feel welcomed by the relaxed atmosphere, smiling faces from the staff and sweet aromas from the kitchen. We decided to go during the week Prima collaborated with L’Attache Paris and couldn’t have been happier....Read More

Max Bitar -Google user

3 months ago

Hands down the slowest service you can find in a coffee shop, consistently. There will be a line stretching all the way to the back of the shop and the workers will barely be moving. I’ve literally heard them say “I really don’t mind making...Read More

Daniel Komanoff -Google user

5 months ago

I have always had a great coffee there and I like the space itself and they’re vv nice but I think it’s absolutely insane to charge $10 for a single beef patty. You likely aren’t going there for their beef patties though so I’ll let...Read More

Noah Rubenstein -Google user

2 months ago

Prima will always have a special place in my heart. If you've been there in the last year or so, you've probably seen me. I'm often the first customer of the day and tend to work in the little nook next to the fridge....Read More

Patrick Brady -Google user

2 months ago

I love Prima! Prima is the town square for this little pocket of Clinton Hill. Catch up with your friend, pet a dog, have a delicious bite, and, best of all, wash it down with the thoughtfully-crafted coffee beverages they are famous for. 10/10.

M Koti -Google user

3 months ago

This place could have been a great coffee shop, it’s has a cute cozy space, tucked away little neighborhood coffee shop. Even though for a coffee shop you don’t expect much of service, this place offers none. Last Saturday they had no sugar, no...Read More

Michael Erdos -Google user

4 months ago

Delicious wines, homey vibe, and incredible staff. Emma went over the top in every aspect, curating the wine selection and giving us an impromptu wine class. Highly recommend!

Features

Service options

Outdoor seating

Curbside pickup

Takeout

Dine-in

Delivery

Highlights

Fast service

Great coffee

Great tea selection

Popular for

Solo dining

Good for working on laptop

Accessibility

Wheelchair accessible entrance

Wheelchair accessible parking lot

Wheelchair accessible seating

Offerings

Alcohol

Coffee

Quick bite

Vegetarian options

Wine

Dining options

Breakfast

Lunch

Dinner

Dessert

Seating

Amenities

Bar onsite

Gender-neutral restroom

Restroom

Atmosphere

Casual

Cozy

Trendy

Crowd

College students

Family-friendly

Tourists

Planning

Accepts reservations

Payments

Checks

Credit cards

Debit cards

NFC mobile payments

Children

Good for kids

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