Hidden Grounds Coffee - Coffee roasters in Brooklyn - 400 Union Ave, USA

A small chain from NJ looking to expand its reach in the city! This is an Indian owned place where you can find typical Indian drinks like chai (milk tea), cutting chai which is unusual here but a good way to introduce it to the local people! I would suggest the owner to serve the cutting chai in the right way using the right kind of glass rather than serving in a mug. I had ordered drip coffee with oat milk and apple cider donut. The coffee though was served cold, I'm unsure if I should have said I wanted it hot but it's fine.. the taste felt good and luckily the weather wasn't cold outside hence it didn't matter. The donut had a flavor of apple cider, it was different from the usual ones I have had and I found it real interesting! Service over here is good and staff is friendly whereas the ambiance is great. One can bring in their work laptop and easily work here for hours while I heard that they do provide WiFi access! Overall a great coffee shop to visit but keep an eye on the shop as you might zoom past it without realising!

Like this place so much!✨💛 so glad that they have one location in NYC! Pour over was great, I was satisfied with my light roasted coffee. 🍩And I highly recommend their homemade donut! It was not the chewy kind but more like a cake donut. The 🌹rose flavor I got was wonderful😌.. Would like to visit again to try their chai section!

Hidden Grounds Coffee is a small coffee spot right across the street from Starbucks. If you're stuck choosing between the two, I'd highly recommend giving this place a shot. I went for their Masala Chai, and it was a real winner. It strikes the perfect balance with its spice level, never becoming too overpowering. And let's not forget their pistachio and rose donuts – both intriguing, but I found the pistachio to be the standout. Their drip coffee leans towards the darker side and carries a subtle hint of sourness. The service was truly top-notch, with a staff that's not just wonderful but also kind. They offer free WiFi and have outlets available, although it's worth noting that the tables inside are more like laptop stands. So, if you're working with a larger laptop, fitting your drink and laptop might be a bit of a squeeze.

Cozy spot serving up delicious drinks, mostly chai and some coffee. I got the masala chai, which is made fresh on the stove (with spices picked out per drink). Great place to get a drink and linger, though seating is pretty limited.

Really nice coffee shop. A bit expensive, but worth it for the unique flavors. We had pourover coffees, 2 donuts ($5 each) a croissant ($6) and a stovetop masala chai. The Pink Bourbon Columbia was really unique. If you like pourover coffee you should give it a try. The croissant was unfortunately stale but the staff gladly let us exchange it for another donut. Very complex spicy flavors in the donuts, not overly sweet at all. The chai was a little too milky, could use more spice. But I like that they make it stovetop. Great place to work with a laptop. Fully wheelchair accessible.

NOLA coffee is so good!! Reasonable price. A scone with a flat white is a bit over 7.

I went here for a two hour latte art class, had a great time learning so many tips and tricks to create the perfect shaped heart in your coffee and also learned a lot about the machines and whole process of making latte from coffee beans. Highly recommend both their coffee and the classes to get yourself the perfect cup of latte.

The atmosphere was nice and filled with good vibes. I came in during the morning to try their Honey-Bee Latte and the Pistachio Donut, which I recommend. The sweet honey blends well with the cinnamon of the Latte. And the Pistachio tastes freshly good. The price is a bit up there, but its a good place to leisure and relax from a tiring day or to start off your day!