Konditori

3.5 stars: Stopped into Konditori for a midday espresso pick-​me-​up and wasn’t blown away.
Here’s the thing: I’m not a huge espresso person (Blasphemous, I know. So take this review as you will). Given my sweet tooth, I knew going in I wouldn’t be falling in love. But I did expect something a bit less bitter.
Even with a bit of milk and sugar the espresso was overwhelming. So if you like super strong espresso, you’re in luck. But if you’re like me and aren’t so into that, this may not be your place.
Still, the interior is quite adorable and there’s plenty of room to sit down and break open a laptop if that’s your thing.

The coffee is mediocre at best, and the workers have the personality of a snail. I have tried this place before and have had the same experience every time. Rude employees and mediocre coffee. Go to Blue Bottle on Dean Street if you want better coffee with a smile, and if you are in the city try Happy Bones on Broome street (My favorite)

Lovely coffee shop and great muffins!

Wanna know what’s awesome? Swedish coffee. Wanna know what’s even awesomer, but goes great with it? Kanditori’s cocoballs.

Konditori accepts the CUPS App: O… Use code: (imb9i) 10 $ Off a CUPS plan ! :)
Save $$ using CUPS, plus, support individual/​family/​small coffee shops. Convenient and easy to use as well.
I noticed that I kept going to the same café’s over and over again to get my tea, so I went on Unilocal to find something new within walking distance.
Was looking through food shops and coffee shops in Boerum/​Cobble Hill and discovered Konditori ! :)
I decided to come to Konditori with my sister the next day, and after looking at their menu, we tried the Iced Mint Tea (One size, $ 3.25) which was actually really good with strong mint flavor. They brew the tea and then pour it over ice which is great since some other shops I know use syrups for flavor.
The Iced Coffee is pretty awesome as well. The flavor and sweetness of the iced coffee even before adding your choices of sweetener and milk are on point. The only thing I don’t like about it though is the ”sourness” of it, if that’s what you call it. Anyone know what I mean? Other than that it was pretty good ($ 4.75 Large)
We also wanted to try some of the pastries but didn’t know how much some of them were and if they were fresh or not (Donuts, croissants, muffins, etc) They looked really good though.
Overall, I will frequent here on a weekend if I’m bored and want to have a cup of coffee/​relax. If anyone is thinking about trying Konditori, I’d say definitely give it a shot :)

I’ve been to several Konditori locations but I usually opt for this location or the one on 7^th ave. when I need to get work done. These 2 locations have a little bit more seating than other locations I’ve been to. They accept the coffee subscription app, CUPS (you can use the code TMYP8 for $ 10 off). There’s also free wifi, outlets, and a bathroom.
I always get a mocha here. Their espresso is strong and the chocolate isn’t too sweet. If I’m feeling a treat, I usually get their chocolate croissant or dough donut. There’s also a juice bar in this location that I haven’t seen in other locations.

Great coffee and pastries with a Euro atmosphere served up by a smiling Japanese girl behind the counter. What more could I ask for?

For some reason, this Konditori seems to peddle more pedestrian sweets than its other outposts, so as someone who doesn’t imbibe (coffee) I won’t be back.

I had no idea Swedes were coffee savants but this place was amazing. I order cold brew every chance I get (and I live in a town where it’s 80 degrees almost everyday so that’s a lot of cold brews) but this place had the best cold brew I have ever had! There was no bitterness at all and I didn’t want to add anything to it because I wanted to keep the perfect smooth flavor intact.
The cold brew is so amazing that I annoyed the hell out of my friends by saying «this really is the best cold brew ever» after each sip. Also, my friend who rarely drinks coffee (because she thinks it’s too acrid and bitter) thought it was amazing as well and she regretted not getting the large.
I also wanted to give a shoutout to the bagels at this place. They are large, perfectly toasted, doughy and delicious. They ran out of croissants pretty early on Saturday morning so they are either really good or they aren’t buying enough of them from their supplier.
Note: the juices here take a pretty long time to make so if you are in a hurry, skip the juice and get a cold brew instead!

All the employees at this location (at least those that I have interacted with) are responsive and sweet. Specifically, the lady who works the smoothie & juice side of the shop is an absolute boss.
I love Konditori coffee in general and the smoothies as an added plus at this location. Specifically the almond smoothie (raw almonds, banana, dates, almond milk) is so simple yet also tasty and the perfect pick-​me-​up after a long run.
Space-​wise, the shop is larger than the Park Slope locations but I’ve never spent significant time there so I can’t speak to the noise level, etc.

Konditori
NY BK Cobble Hill
2pm Thursday 30^th July 2015
Four Stars
Not too many places where I can use my Cups App in Brooklyn. However Konditori uses the app. Use my code and get some free coffee: 25PN5. I had a 16 ounce Ice Coffee. It was smooth, not too bitter, and got the job done. There were plenty tables, wifi, and air conditioning. There is also a fooseball table but somehow I don’t think it’s used too often.

I love coming by here for a latte! It’s always creamy and on point. Place is always packed but There is plenty of seating! You will find a seat. They got a few food options like bagels or muffins. Bein Cuit next door has more food options but the coffee here is better.
If you want a good cup, come here. You won’t be disappointed.

Update — major music improvement. Of course, food and coffee still as good as ever.
Playlist today while working included: Crystal Castles, Led Zeppelin, Ratatat

I typically like this spot. It’s open late (for those Sundays when I just can’t get moving) and makes a good, flavorful almond latte. However, I just ordered a iced mocha and when I received it, all the chocolate syrup alll sunk to the bottom. Easy fix, right? Just stir.
Well, I stirred and stirred and the chocolate never mixed — just stayed at the bottom. I thought that coffee shops had figured this out, no? (Café Pedlar up the street has — they make their own thick, chocolate grenache. Too bad they are closed for the evening.) I was going to say something to the guy but he hadn’t been the friendliest (and when I asked after paying if he could make the drink haf-​caf, he said it would cost $ 1.50 extra. Really?)
I also go the cheddar chive biscuit, which I can’t recommend. I recommend the almond latte which is very good. There is room for those wanting to work on their laptops if that’s your thing.

Did some work here the other day and really enjoyed it.
They had their air conditioning on which was pleasant since most businesses cheap out on that.
Coffee was good, got the job done for me.
Love that the juice bar is available, a little pricey but doesn’t surprise me being in that area.
Also they played a lot of Depeche Mode when I worked there. Holy crap do I love Depeche Mode ;) made the experience even better. thanks to whoever was in charge of music that afternoon.

I ordered a flat white; it was strong and delicious. The café is spacious and clean. I love that there is the juice bar. My only gripe is the bathroom. It’s so tiny and there is no mirror.

I’m not big on coffee shops, mostly because I don’t drink coffee. I think it’s discriminatory, but most places of business want you to «buy something» if you’re going to be «bothering everyone for hours on end.»
Ridiculous, I know.
But every once in a while, I find myself in one of these caffeine emporiums, and I have to say that this is a good one. Their tea is just tea, but it’s reasonably priced and served with a smile.
Better still is that they have VERY reasonably priced and tasty smoothies (compared to other price-​gougers in this city), and their apple turnover is worth murdering someone over. I wonder where they get those things, but I probably don’t want to know.

I use 5 star reviews sparingly. I actually don’t think this was the location I went to. But whatever. My mother and I tried to grab brunch but didn’t want to wait an hour at the other place. We walked by Konditori and we’re just like ok, let’s try this. The baked goods were incredible. We each had an egg sandwich, split a donut and 2 coffees and it was about 20 bucks. The quality and freshness were amazing. I will dream about my cheddar cheese and chive biscuit and perfectly poached egg. They had scones and other sweets. And tons of varieties of coffee drinks. I love this place and wish there was a location near me in South Norwalk CT!

I love this location of Konditori. I’ve been to the Park Slope one and the Williamsburg one. I like this one more since, it’s relatively larger so there’s always somewhere to sit. I especially like making my way over here in the morning before work. If you get here early that means you are just in time for some delicious baked goods with your perfectly foamy latte. My personal favorites are hands down the muffins. They are huge and they are only $ 2.50. A great deal for a breakfast treat.
However, sometimes I like to swing by here after lunch at Hanco’s. I know I have a game plan. This is one of my after lunch options. There is sometimes some vegan cookies or treats left but not much. But this is the perfect spot for a strong iced coffee after chowing down on bahn mi’s.
Every time I have been here the staff has been really funny and personal. One guy was talking to me about music and stuff. And I was wondering how he knew I liked a little more rock. I forgot I had a death metal style beanie on. It was cool when your baristas can be your buddies.
This Konditori is the only one that has a juice bar to my knowledge in the back. It makes this location smell divine. I feel uplifted in the yummy and refreshing aroma of juice.
And I have to give a shout out to the art on the walls. I love that they are promoting art and that it’s always pretty cool art. It definitely makes me want to park my booty down on a chair and type up some novels or Unilocal.Ha!

As a newbie to the neighborhood, it’s taken me awhile to find my regular coffee spot. Blue Bottle’s too pricey, Café Pedlar has too many moms but Konditori is just right.
First off, when you walk in the door you’re greeted by super nice baristas. No judgey Brooklyn hipsters here, just a cool bunch of people making you an awesome latte.
You’re going to be tempted by the pastries, and should you choose to indulge I’d suggest the scones. The Dough donuts are also worth your time and effort, but I’d say the scones here are some of the best in the city.
For you health nuts, there’s also a juice bar in the back and gluten-​free pastries available. When I pretend to be health conscious, those options always make me feel like I can be conscious of my figure and taste buds.
I’ve still to try to much whispered-​about coconut latte (seriously, is it just a myth or IS IT REAL?!), but you can’t go wrong when you come here.