Postmark Café has become one of my go-to spots in Brooklyn, and it's not just for the coffee (which is solid, by the way). What really makes this place shine is the atmosphere. The exposed brick walls, wooden tables, and cozy seating make it feel like a little retreat from the outside world. There's something really authentic and personal about the space - you don't feel like just another customer; you feel welcomed into a neighborhood spot that truly cares. The music here is always on point - a lively and fun playlist that sets a relaxing yet upbeat tone. Whether I'm popping in for a quick coffee or staying to enjoy the ambiance, the vibe always lifts my mood. The staff are friendly and seem genuinely passionate, which adds to that human touch that I think a lot of places are missing. The café isn't huge, so it can fill up quickly, but that never feels like a downside - more like a testament to how beloved it is by locals. It's not just a place to grab a drink; it's a place to slow down, chat with friends, or get some work done. If you're in Park Slope, I highly recommend stopping by for the full experience.

THE spot. A cool take-out window with a small indoor seating area. Great people working here. Always seem to be in a good mood which is crazy to see in 2024. Great bagels too. Hope this place thrives for many more years.

Wonderful service! The people here know how to serve their community not only with a great cup of coffee but with an act of kindness and love. I recommend stopping by and being apart of their community and feeling apart of their family.

First time in & I would give it another try if in the area. Nice staff and small but quiet interior. Ordered a dirty chai and was surprised at how remarkably sweet it was. Next time I'll be sure to ask about the level of sugar in the mix used. It was hard to taste the coffee!

They have a small hole in the wall kinda feel with their stand/cafe entrance. I got a medium iced mocha latte subbed with oat milk this past weekend. It was a dreamy blend of bittersweet and just the right amount of caffeine to kick off the day. This was around noon time and there was no wait at all, but other people lounged around or lined up after us. They donate all their tips to charity, so they're folks who think about the community. They are very open to personalizing and customizing drinks to your tastes too. They're living up to their good ratings, and I'll definitely stop by to try other drinks when I'm back in Brooklyn next.

Stopped by on a weekday to get some work done. There were still a few seats available when I arrived. I got a maple latte. The coffee was okay. It was a bit sweeter than I would've liked. There are plenty of tables. There's free wifi, and there is a restroom that is clean. Not a lot of outlets though, so if you plan to work on your laptop, make sure it's fully charged before you go. Staff are nice. They brought the drink to me. Prices are fair.

Cute lil semi-hidden cafe just off 5th (& 6th I think) Park Slope! Adding it to my spots! Owner, Brad seems very nice! Sidewalk seating.

Maple latte was delicious as was the breakfast sandwich in a croissant! The croissant is flaky and perfectly buttery and eggs are freshly made! The only complaint was I feel like the cheese wasn't melted enough because it wasn't giving that nice stretch when you eat it. All in all tho, I'd come back here! The workers are sweet as well and there's a Gowanus Community Fridge there too which I thought was pretty great!

Started a lazy autumn Saturday drinking a fresh latte on the sidewalk, watching the dogs go by from the outdoor seating. Coffee was prepared quickly and even had a quick cute foam art. I will definitely have to add this to the top of my weekend coffee options in the neighborhood.