Clockface coffee — Restaurant in New York

Cute little spot, though I don't understand why the photo shows it closed. Even with the small space, they have made good use of the interior space, with several stools and a small counter. I visited on a nice day, which allowed 3 small tables to be available out-front. Overall, quite a comfortable setup.

The staff was friendly and accommodating, the coffee, while not as hearty as I prefer, was good enough to tag "just fine", and the pastry, selected from a small display was tasty.

Overall, a spot I'd return to when in the vicinity. The only drawback regarding any stop in the area you'd need to access by car is parking. It's a very busy commercial location, so as with other good food-stops in busy areas I couldn't give it that 5th star, but if you are on foot, or bike, or don't mind walking from parking a couple blocks away, it's worth the...

The atmosphere was awesome, the service was good aswell. I got an iced Americano and a cookie, I love coffee And who doesn’t love cookies. The cookie was not warmed up so it tasted alright at best. My Americano was made in under 2 seconds and the taste was not good at all, even the color threw me off because it looked more orange than light brown. I drink a lot of coffee this just pissed me off, i don’t really write review but the fact that this place has that high of reviews pisses me off. I only go at high rated coffee spots even bike to far spots sometimes and this one was truly disappointing. Best of luck to...

I was really afraid to revert back to drinking Dunkin’ Donuts and Starbucks coffee upon moving back to South Brooklyn last summer…

Luckily I stumbled into Clockface when walking around the neighborhood and met the owner, a true coffee connoisseur. Since then, this is the go-to spot on days my wife and I are too lazy to grind the beans at home.

The quality is up to the standards of hippy coffee shops in other neighborhoods we lived in and hung out (Williamsburg, Greenpoint, Clinton Hill, Dumbo, Park Slope, etc.)

Give the Sipon coffee a try…it’s so tasty and quite an experience watching the master...