Corto

Delicious focaccia sandwiches! They were letting people without food or drink sit at their tables though during weekend brunch, so we had to stand around awkwardly holding our food to wait for somewhere to sit. Food is great though! I would go again but only to get food or coffee to go or during a not so busy time.

Corto is the go-to spot for real Italian Coffee. Great coffee, warm and friendly staff and charming backyard garden with plenty of space.

The breakfast sandwiches are incredible. I highly recommend to put this on your routine!

Corto is a slice of an authentic bar from Italy, placed in Brooklyn. Coffee, pastries, sandwiches are all delicious. Wish I lived in NY because I’d stop in every day!

This place has no Phone number, no online ordering function, aren’t active on Grubhub, doordash, or seamless.. You can’t get in touch with them if you tried, but they are incredible.

You HAVE to visit this cafe in Brooklyn.

5/5 sandwiches and coffee. A true taste of Italy

Coffee is great, and their foccacia’s are really good too.

Only reason for 3 stars is the last time I went and got a foccacia they misplaced my order and got somewhat frustrated with me that I hadn’t collected it, only to realize they had put it to the side next to their grill. Attitude was unwarranted and the owner(?) didn’t apologize after the fact.

Great coffee, excellent service; the owner Cristiano is always friendly. The yogurt & granola bowl is a personal favorite. It's one of the few area coffeeshops I know of with an open backyard. Highly recommend.

I am so glad that this place opens in my neighborhood. Definitely the best coffee and Italian sandwiches! I have tried their piadine, ingredients are so fresh, it also had truffle honey, yummmmm! Apparently, they make the bread for sandwiches, too! The space is very cute, vibe is friendly and chill, for sure this is gonna be my to go spot.

Coffee was good but the service was horrible. The guys behind the counter were really condescending to my cousin who asked a simple question and continued to be rude as we ordered. We stayed polite because that’s just how we are, but I’ll never be back here again. Which sucks because I did enjoy the coffee. But the way they behaved towards us really soured everything else.

Why do New York Baristas assume coffee is iced? No saucer for my dine in Americano (hot). Local Flavor in abundance.

Haven’t tried the food yet (other than the time the owner offered me some prosciutto which was amazing) but the coffee is great and service is always quick and really friendly.