Coffee shop4.9· 496 reviews
Brooklyn, New York
Discover Enso Cafe, a cozy coffee shop in Brooklyn offering expertly brewed coffee and a welcoming atmosphere. Visit us at 665 President St, Brooklyn, NY 11215. Call +1 718-576-3558.
Enso Cafe sits on President Street in Brooklyn and feels like a small pocket of peace. It serves coffee, tea, baked treats, and gluten free cakes, plus a few savory plates. Regulars come for calm music, kind service, and a quiet break from city pace.
I find a soft neighborhood feel here, with a cozy room and a welcoming mood. People stop in for espresso drinks, shaken espresso, cold brew, and honey cake. It also works as an event space, meeting space, and gathering spot for birthdays or small parties.
Enso Cafe feels like a local coffee bar with a clear focus on calm and comfort. The coffee list leans on espresso drinks, drip coffee, cold brew, and specialty picks like matcha latte and chai latte. Tea drinkers also have a strong set of choices, from Earl Grey and chamomile to yerba mate and Hawaiian Bliss. The space matches that menu with a quiet tone that suits slow mornings and easy afternoons.
The food side gives the cafe more range than a simple coffee stop. I see bakery items such as honey cake, napoleon, tiramisu, matcha panna cotta, and cheesecake, plus gluten free cakes like almond flora, banana gateau, and orange velvet. There are pies, crepes, bowls, lemonade, cacao drinks, and Enso Savories too. That mix gives regulars a spot for coffee, tea, and a light meal in one visit.
Reviews point to a very warm feel. Guests call it quaint, welcoming, cute, cozy, and relaxing, with music that supports quiet time. A few mention great WiFi, which makes the cafe useful for a short work session or a calm pause between errands. The small footprint also shapes the visit, since the room can fill fast and seating stays limited.
In the neighborhood, Enso Cafe reads like a stop people claim as their own. Some come twice for the coffee, while others single out the cake slices and the soft, beautiful look of the room. The cafe also fits social plans, since the brief lists event, birthday, meeting, and party use. That mix gives it a broad role, from solo coffee break to small group gathering.
Visitors speak with a lot of warmth about the coffee. Some call it divine, while others praise the espresso drinks and say the cafe does not need a double shot to impress. One guest finds the coffee average, so the reaction is not identical for everyone, but the praise leans strong. The overall picture points to a shop that gives many people a cup worth coming back for.
The food wins its share of attention too. Honey cake comes up as a standout, and almond cake slices get a full stamp of approval from one reviewer. I also see good notes on the broader pastry case, which gives the cafe more than a single dessert draw. Guests who want a sweet stop seem to leave happy.
Service gets steady praise in the reviews. People describe the staff as friendly and the service as excellent, which adds a smooth edge to the visit. That matters in a space that feels personal and local. The welcome seems to match the neighborhood mood.
The atmosphere is one of the biggest reasons people return. Guests call the cafe beautiful, cute, cozy, quaint, and calming, with music that helps the room feel restful. Some people come for quiet time, and others treat it as a hangout spot. A few reviews even frame it as a little pocket of peace in New York, which says a lot.
Value lands in a fair middle place. The prices are not the lowest, and the space stays small, yet many guests still feel the visit is worth it. Great WiFi, a relaxing vibe, and strong drinks help the cafe feel useful as well as pleasant. That mix gives Enso Cafe a loyal local feel, with just enough charm to make people linger or circle back for another cup.
The drinks and bites guests photograph and come back for.
Shaken Espresso
Coffee Cake
Iced Coffee
Matcha Latte
Mocha Latte
Caramel Latte
Almond Cake Slice
Nest Cake
What Enso Cafe lists on its Google profile.
When Enso Cafe is open during the week.
| Monday | 7:30 AM-5 PM |
|---|---|
| Tuesday | 7:30 AM-5 PM |
| Wednesday | 7:30 AM-5 PM |
| Thursday | 7:30 AM-5 PM |
| Friday | 7:30 AM-5 PM |
| Saturday | 8 AM-4:30 PM |
| Sunday | 8 AM-4:30 PM |
Hours can change on holidays. Call ahead to be sure.
Enso Cafe opens at 7:30 AM on weekdays and at 8 AM on Saturday and Sunday. It closes at 5 PM from Monday through Friday and at 4:30 PM on the weekend. That makes it a good stop for breakfast, a late morning coffee break, or an early afternoon pause. If you want a seat, arrive with the opening crowd in mind, since reviews note limited seating.
I would start with a classic espresso drink or a shaken espresso if you want the house style that people mention most. Honey cake and almond cake slices get strong praise, so that feels like a smart first order. Tea fans can choose from Earl Grey, chamomile, or one of the flavored teas if they want a slower pace. The menu also gives gluten free cake options, which makes the cake case worth a look.
The cafe works well for a calm solo visit. Guests mention a relaxing vibe, quiet time, and music that supports a steady pace. With great WiFi noted in reviews, it can also suit a short work session or a laptop stop if a seat opens up. The room is small, so I would plan on a compact visit rather than a long setup.
Accessibility is part of the setup here. Enso Cafe lists a wheelchair-accessible entrance and a wheelchair-accessible car park. That helps make the visit smoother for guests who need step-free access. The address on President Street places it in Brooklyn, so it fits neatly into a neighborhood coffee run or a small meet-up before other plans.
If you are coming with a group, keep the event and meeting space use in mind. The cafe also fits birthday events, gathering space, and party space needs, based on the brief. That said, the size of the room still shapes the experience, so a more intimate plan makes sense. It feels like a place where a few people can settle in and enjoy the hush.
Address
665 President St, Brooklyn, NY 11215, United States
What recent visitors say, and how the ratings add up.
4.9/ 5
Based on 496 reviews
Coffee was divine and the atmosphere was beautiful. The music was calming and perfect for that quiet time.
Coffee n tea.<br>A very calming and relaxing vibe.<br>Excellent coffee. No need for a double shot
Coffee is average but its a cute coffee shop
Very quaint and welcoming place. Service is excellent!
Adorable little locally owned coffee shop. Coffee are great. Atmosphere is relaxing, outdoor seating is available. The place is small so come early but worth it.
Super cute and cozy coffee shop! They have great WiFi and amazing coffee. Their honey cake is also soo delicious. Highly recommend this cafe.
Cozy neighborhood spot with great shaken espresso drinks and friendly staff.
Almond cake slice 10/10.<br><br>Limited seating, seems like most people come here just to hang out
Amazing spot!
Scored out of 10 from what reviewers say. Topics they do not mention are left out.
Enso Cafe is a coffee shop, tea house, and event space at 665 President St in Brooklyn. It fits casual coffee runs, tea breaks, meetings, and birthday events. The space also suits gatherings and parties.
I see coffee, tea, espresso, cold brew, matcha latte, chai latte, cacao drinks, lemonade, crepes, bowls, pies, bakery items, and gluten free cakes. Popular picks include honey cake, tiramisu, Earl Grey, and cold brew. That menu gives both sweet and savory choices.
Yes, Enso Cafe offers gluten free food and gluten free cakes. The gluten free cake choices include Almond Flora, Banana Gateau, and Orange Velvet. That makes it a strong stop for guests who want dessert with care.
Yes, Enso Cafe works for quiet time, small meetings, and relaxed hangouts. Guests mention a calming vibe, good music, and strong WiFi. It also has wheelchair-accessible entrance and car park, which helps many visitors feel welcome.
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