SEY Coffee

Very good coffee. Ridiculous policy only
allowing laptops at a single table in the entire place, with about 6 seats. Even though 20+ other seats were free and there’s plenty of space, I saw it being enforced multiple times

Always our fave spot to get artisanal coffee! Great quality, friendly staff BUT there’s rarely seating available on weekends. It’s very busy and if there is seating, it’s quite hard and uncomfortable. I do appreciate quite a few of their tables are designated no-laptop-zones. Also this place IS dog-friendly

Simply incredible! Sey is one of the best coffee bars I’ve ever been to. While a little pricey the atmosphere and quality certainly makes up for the cost. 10/10!

You can do business, but you don't do community. You can have the trendiest spot and the most delicious coffee in the world (that by that is not this case, here the level was ok) BUT if the staff is so rude, you'll never ever see me again. The girl who served me and the most arrogant bartender I've ever dealt with, I would never go back.

I loved the atmosphere of this place, really airy, lots of plants and nice vibe in general.
Had some iced coffee with free oatmilk (love when I don’t have to pay extra for the environmentally friendly option). And a pastry 🥐
Next time I’m in the area I’ll go there again🎈

Sey coffee does not need an introduction. A local favorite, Sey delivers the best beans and coffee. Stop by if you are here in the neighborhood!

Great laidback atmosphere. Baristas are friendly. I really loved the look and feel of this coffee shop. Some coffee shops can feel too serious, this one isn’t. We had a latte and iced coffee. They were both good.

Spacious and cozy coffee shop with a friendly neighborhood vibe.

I ordered a cappuccino. They whipped it up quickly and served it on a tasteful platter with a complimentary sparkling water.

If you’re looking to lock in and be productive here, I’d recommend arriving early in the morning as spots fill up rather quickly.

Worth the hype. If you like coffee then go out of your way to visit.

Sey was voted best coffee shop in America by Food & Wine magazine and was visited by Action Bronson in his food review show. They serve imported coffees and teas in a nice Brooklyn storefront with plants and neat seating. They also pay their employees a (relatively) living wage and are a local shop, big plus.

I got the genji challa drip hot and my friend got the gustavo iced. The latter has an odd after taste that grows on you after a few sips while the former was a dictionary Ethiopian coffee (a good thing). The teas seemed pretty popular with other patrons so I would try one of those if you go.

Finally got to check out Sey, coffee did not disappoint. Great selection, too. It can get busy, but it’s pretty spacious inside with lots of light & plants.