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(Now Closed)Sandwich Spot, Tea Room, and Coffee Shop$$$$
Cobble Hill, Brooklyn
The experts at Serious Eats and The Corcoran Group recommend this place
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Very low-key neighborhood spot for brunch. Their spin on huevos rancheros is so good! Come after noon to avoid the crowds. They sometimes also have a great matcha latte.
ELSA AND MEMay 6, 2013This used to be our local hang-out when we were still based in the area. We love the all local food, and especially the Old School on a ciabatta! Co-owner, Michelle is one of our favs too - she rocks!
Serious EatsNovember 1, 2011On any given day you can nab lemon blueberry, banana dark chocolate chip, or a lemon poppy seed with a zingy lemon glaze. One of our favorites is the Morning Glory, heavy with healthy things. Read more
Sandra RubinchikNovember 28, 2014Ted & Honey's patrons are a mix of toddlers and freelancers, lending it a nice neighborhood feel that isn't crazy intimidating. The food is meh, but the coffee is great. Also, lots of outlets!
Santi AmayaSeptember 8, 2015Very cozy space for an early weekend breakfast. Great spot to do some work. Try the Redneck breakfast burrito and an iced coffee!
- Kilian McMahonSeptember 4, 2014The egg sandwich is so delicious. Not sure of my favourite combo yet, but cheese meat and egg on delicious bread works whatever way you slice it.
Chris HeineSeptember 12, 2011The bacon cheeseburger here was very good tonight. Very fresh-tasting ingredients top to bottom. GOOD sweet potato fries. Came here due to a livingsocial offer and will come back. Spicy homemade k-up.
The Corcoran GroupMay 27, 2011Super cute café service smooth coffee and you must get the BLAT (bacon, lettuce, avocado & tomato). Grab a table outside and enjoy the flowers.
Julius TarngMarch 28, 2015If you stick around long enough after weekend lunch they'll just start feeding you brownie bits forever eventually you'll get a full brownie
Ari FSeptember 12, 2011Food and service were both fantastic. Best to come for a long, relaxing dinner as food takes some time. If they still have it, try the Schoolhouse Recess red wine. Jalapeno cornbread and cookies were
Tudor LeuApril 7, 2013Any place that will play all of The Suburbs on a Sunday afternoon deserves some love. Even more so if it provides delicious egg sandwiches and unlimited coffee refills.
Great sandwich spot. Heuvos Rancheros are great as well. Can get pretty crowded so come early on weekends or weekday afternoons.
Breakfast sandwiches & lattes great, but you could conceive & bear a child while waiting (hey, just drop it in one of the huge strollers people insist bringing in!) Get regular coffee & muffin instead
Angela HealyJune 23, 2015Ted & Honey accepts the CUPS app as a form of payment! Download the app on your iPhone or Android and enjoy savings! Enter the promo "12D7X" and get $10 towards your first coffee (or tea) plan ☕️
Daniel SalinasNovember 16, 2014One of the few brunch spots in cobble hill that is open before 11. They start serving at 9am, great for "early" risers.
CompassMay 14, 2014Devotees hit the farm-fresh Navy Yard cafe and market for weekly produce staples, avocado-topped BLTs, and a family-friendly kids’ coloring nook.
Lindsay LongAugust 10, 2014Great breakfast, completely comfortable atmosphere. Busy on weekends, but take it to go to sit in the park.- The Corcoran GroupSeptember 12, 2013Order the #1 or Red Neck for breakfast. They're two of our favorite breakfast sandwiches around!
Brian MasefieldNovember 1, 2014Experience all depends on how cranky the service staff is on any given day. And, they're often cranky, under their winter hats and tank tops.
I used to live a couple of blocks from here and would come by almost every morning. That should say it all. Everything always tasted fresh (because it was!).
all the breakfast sammies are a win, especially the meatloaf. the yogurt/fruit/granola is a great lighter meal as well. get it to go and eat it next door in cobble hill park.
Building your own breakfast is the way to go. The sausage is incredible.
eric mortensenAugust 13, 2014I always get the special. I always fall in love with it. Service can be a bit slow.
Aaron EdmistonAugust 9, 2013Great atmosphere, great food and friendly staff. Definitely try the black bean veggie burger and ask for some house hot sauce!
Great spot for breakfast. I'm partial to the #1, though the Redneck (ham, egg and cheese grits in a wrap) is also delicious.
Kari RimellMarch 24, 2013The BLAT and prosciutto panini were wonderful! Come here when you have time to sit and enjoy [not if you're in a hurry!].
- Tudor LeuSeptember 4, 2013The eggs in sandwiches are cooked to perfection. The catfish sandwich is a good alternative too.
Michelle LeedsOctober 20, 2015Breakfast food is really good here but it takes over 20 minutes to get a breakfast sandwich for some mysterious reason.
ShahSeptember 17, 2014That fish sandwich is just the best. Amazing bread courtesy of Caputo Bakery on Court Street.
The Arnold Palmer here is so good, I swear ol' Arnie's making them himself.
Amazing staff, food, coffee and atmosphere. Really....what more do you want?
Best egg sandwich in the neighborhood (Recommend: Old school and the Number 1) and a decent cup of D'Amico's coffee. Sit back and watch unemployed bobos fight for space with stroller moms.
Get the huevos rancheros and bring it to the park next door.
Andrew T.August 5, 2011Get the Breakfast Sandwich Number One. It's loaded up with my favorite things - heirloom tomatoes, havarti, avacado, and eggs.
Seth MelnickJune 10, 2012The old school on whole wheat and an Arnold Palmer may be the best Sunday lunch out there
it's all about the redneck wrap and the blt. bonus if they have the dark chocolate banana muffins.
Colin M. FordJanuary 26, 2014This place has a long history of health code problems. It was closed in 2011 when DOHMH slapped it with 58 points! Its last 3 inspections have given it a “C” rating. Only insane people would eat here.
devonJuly 15, 20114 dollar fresh squeezed oj mimosas during happy hour. The feel of this place is lovely. Sit outside.
The Tomato soup is awesome. And today they are having a $4 a glass of wine special!
Alexia GautierOctober 18, 2011Good coffee, avocado egg sandwich is really good! Friendly staff. AMAZING brownies!
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- Mon–Fri
- 7:30 AM–5:00 PM
- Sat–Sun
- 9:00 AM–5:00 PM
(718) 852-2212
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