Crema BK
“I live a few streets from Crema, but I walked over in this direction specifically for the cold brew concentrate.”
“Jin and his wife are so friendly and you can tell they really care about their business and customers.”
“Walking past the odd awning and then arriving to a weak sweets selection left us dissatisfied, even with Balthazar pastries.”
Crema BK
Take-out: Yes
Accepts Credit Cards: Yes
Bike Parking: Yes
Wheelchair Accessible: Yes
Price range.
$$ Price range Moderate
8 reviews
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Really really really good cold brew. Super strong and very nice flavors. They have soy and almond milk and vegan cookies.
5 star service from the gingery hipster dude-this guy deserves a raise. Both of my credit cards weren't working (I'm still not sure why), so I got my iced coffee and cookie free. Thank you dude! I'll definitely be back.
I would come here again to try other options on the menu. I found this place on Yelp and I was very interested in the espresso with tonic water since it's unique. However, I did not like the taste of the two combined together. It was very bitter and I did not think the flavors mixed well together. I would give this place another try when I'm in the area.
After leaving BFF pet wash with our lovely goldendoodle, Sam we decided to stop by Crema.
I ordered two of the larger size lattes to-go. The man at the front was super friendly and the place itself although small was clean and cute inside.
The lattes themselves were $4.25 a piece.
The end product was good but mostly tasted like steamed milk. I kept hoping as I got to the bottom more coffee taste would come out but no such luck.
Cute coffee shop right next to Exhibit Salon. Tiny, with a 2-seater table and 4-seater and stools by the window. Love the natural light that comes in. They do take credit card ($5 minimum) but cash is preferred. Vanilla latte was perfect.
I just found this Sweet little coffeeshop on Driggs. They serve amazing shots of Toby's estate espresso & the full list of coffee drinks besides.
The space is small & cozy. I came here on 4th of July weekend so it was particularly quiet. M83 was on the playlist.
I'll definitely be back. For the coffee & the endless stream of cute girls coming through here. 🙂
Meh. Not bad, but certainly not above average coffee drink. They were serving Parlor Coffee, so I was surprised my drink was just OK.
Tiny but so cute. Known for their Chai – delicious and not too sweet, plus you can buy the take home Chai bottles! Lovely service too.
Best damn soy decaf cortado I've had in my life! It was sweet and creamy and strong. Served up by a super kind young woman and paired up with a tasty fresh butter croissant.
The shop is tiny. A two-top. A four-top. And four stools on a window bar table. Minimal but warm. Still enough space to set up temporary camp.
I went in to finish up a conference paper and it was perfect for getting some work done. Neutral indie tunes in the background, no loud espresso machines blowing up the air waves, and comfortable seating.
The free wifi times out after an hour. And as far as I know there's no public restroom in here. Which means staying longer than an hour and a half would take some serious bladder control and primitivism.
I saw that they had house-made chai so next time I need caffeination, this will definitely be my drink of choice.
Go support them!