Campbell & Co. - Greenpoint — Restaurant in New York

The best biscuit sandwich in Brooklyn. The biscuit is perfect in every way. It's moist, it's flakey, it's soft but not too soft, and it has a nice crispy crust. The sorghum butter is fantastic, the bacon is nice and thick, the egg is cooked perfectly. Their lattes are alright. They use decent beans but their baristas aren't trained to pull top tier shots. The milk typically is isn't foamed properly so it comes out a bit heavier than it should. Which is a shame for a spit that executes everything else so well. I wish they would take a little more pride in their coffee. They carry some excellent local goods. I'm impressed with their selection of cheeses. They have great local honey as well. The shop is also impeccably designed. The colors and accent pieces are curated so nicely. The dark wood creates the best vibe. They really shine in this department. Just wish they would focus a little...

Beautiful place, their new paint job drew me in on my way back to work. I was motivated to take a peek and see what it was all about and tried ordering soup and a grilled cheese. It took me 20 minutes before I noticed people who ordered after me getting their orders, I asked them what is going on? And the employee mentioned that the kitchen was out of soup and heating it up. I asked them to just refund the soup and I’ll Take the sandwich and leave. I ended up returning to work super late, and when I opened my sandwich I was beyond disappointed with their grilled cheese with fig and bacon. I wish I never stopped. Cute place, I’m sure it’s great for the neighborhood local, but as someone who works in the area at the stages, I can’t Afford the time to support their business. Whether or not the service was personal- it...

Campbell & Co in Greenpoint was one of the worst coffee shop experiences I’ve had. I went in on the weekend for a simple coffee and the service was absolutely disgusting. The woman working — wearing white with a hat — was arrogant, dismissive, and acted like customers were beneath her. She didn’t even bother to look at me, let alone show basic courtesy.

The whole interaction felt hostile, and it ruined what should have been an easy stop for coffee. On top of that, the shop itself has a strange, unwelcoming atmosphere — definitely not a place you’d want to spend time.

There are too many great coffee spots in the neighborhood to waste your money here. Rude service, bad vibe — I...