Charlotte Patisserie

I love this place, a café with bakery that also serves casual meals and they’re all great! That said please teach all your employees how to make proper espresso drinks. Sometimes they are perfect and other times the shot is burned or a latte is served much too hot. Please please give them all the same training.

One of my favorite cafes in Greenpoint. I prefer sitting inside than outside but it has a great atmosphere for working or chatting with friends.

Had a bad experience. Brought out wrong good twice. And the espresso doesn’t taste good at all

Everything I have tried has been a phenomenal choice no matter what I picked. The cake called Duet is to die for and you HAVE TO try those chocolate covered California prunes… you will be hooked. They have great breakfast and brunch selection and GLUTEN FREE options (gluten free muffins and crepes OMG!) not to forget about gluten free beer :)
And there is a garden.

Stopped in for brunch and a coffee. French toast was delicious. Quick and friendly service. Back patio was perfect!

Just so you know I’m a stickler for professionalism and pleasantries. Here’s a friendly reminder to CP y’all gotta do better. I’m entering your business which means I, me, Brie, the customer should be greeted.
I’m contributing to paying off your expenses. When you think about it like that y’all should go out of your way to pay attention to customers and greeting them. I didn’t want to spend my money here based off of the interaction I didn’t receive.

My absolute favorite cake place! This is the only place I order my cakes for every occasion and I’m never disappointed. Every cake I’ve tried is delicious. My favorite cakes are the Duet and Orange Duet. Pure yumminess!

We tried a pastry and quiche. Both were fantastic. We were there for Macaron Day and the free macarons (our first!!) were a delight. The service was friendly and helpful. Just be ready to hunt for a seat.

My boyfriend and I darted in here out of desperation during a thunderstorm – the perfect start to an accidental date night.
The first thing to catch your eye are all of the beautiful little pastries. I went for the Passionfruit Tart; he went for the Crème Brûlée. Both were delicious, and I love that they’re the perfect size for a sweet treat without feeling too full or too guilty!
The coffee is also swell. NYC is so much better at whipping up the perfect Latte Macchiato – remind me again why I don’t live here instead? Plus, it seems like it would be a cozy spot to settle into to get some work done, especially on the outdoor terrace in the back.
The places you find by mistake are often the most quirky and unforgettable, and this spot is no exception. I’d love to come back and indulge on one of those tempting pieces of chocolate cake!

All I had are cakes: double chocolate, the cloud cake, coffee éclair, the dream cake, and the tea cake.
Do NOT get the cloud cake unless you like pure sugar-​made white cream and meringue. The cream is puffy and the meringue melts in your mouth right away, but the flavor and taste were just awful! Super sweet (cheap sweet), thick, and sugary! It has the taste I hate the most!!!
The double chocolate is a piece of art by design, and very chocolatory as «double» means milk chocolate mousse and sponge cake. But overall, I think it was a just-​okay cake and better to share between 2 people, because there isn’t much variance except chocolate taste. I soon was fed up. But if you are a chocolate lover, you might enjoy it.
The tea cake and coffee éclair are the best among all those I bought. They are not overly sweet but rich in flavor.
The coffee éclair — the name is éclair, but it’s actually a mousse cake with éclair a on top and a little surprise: it hides another custard éclair in it. But still the best part is that the coffee mousse has strong coffee flavor.
The tea cake is really delicious. It is hazelnuts with caramel and something else (I forgot). The whole cake is covered by dark caramel sauce, but not too sweet or not too plain, and the crunchiness from hazelnuts enriches the caramelized cake. I can eat it without tea or coffee, but as the name suggests, it must go well with a cup of black tea or any tea of your choice.
The dream cake, which is passionfruit mousse cake, was just so so like an average passionfruit mousse cake. The passionfruit flavor is strong, but the mousse is a little too chewy or sticky, not really mousse like.
I think this place overall is towards the sweet and rich style, instead if light and fresh. Those cakes look delish, by actually taste average. And, the woman barista was not so friendly.

I’m still in shock. I just got charged $ 3 for this small ass chocolate cookie. I work close to Jacques Torres, the «Mr. Chocolate», and his famous larger moist cookies are not even this expensive. This was so dry that I thought it was biscotti. Stop ripping off my neighbourhood… Thanks

Gluten free desserts and a garden in the back? What more can you ask for? The gluten free cake was Yummy, moist (key for GF) and reasonably priced. They have other options like sandwiches which I will be back to try in that lovely garden space! Love u Brooklyn!

Okay, maybe I should try their cakes and pastries before I review but the place is meh.
I saw all the stellar reviews about how it’s a great workplace, so I dropped in to get some work done.
I ordered an espresso and decided to sit at a table nearby to wait for my drink… it was never announced that it was ready and placed at the very front of the bar. By the time I made my way to ask where my drink was, it had been sitting there long enough for it to become between luke warm and hot. The barista was a chill dude– but I didn’t need a chilled drink.
It was DARK in there and made it hard to work.
And FLIES. It’s October– WHERE are they coming from?
Maybe they left the back door that led to outdoor seating open, but I had to constantly wave my arms around to ward them off. Eventually, I got frustrated and left since it was too dim and full of darn insects to work.

AMAZING!
I get all my cakes here for almost all occasions; birthday, holidays etc.
They have a great selection of cakes, they are not to sweet and not to bitter, they always have something new everytime I go.
They also make special cakes anything you can think of.
it’s also a great place to go have coffee read a book or do some work.

I dropped in one day after running around Greenpoint to find this cute pastry shop nestled on this busy street amidst a sea of bars. Although the pastries in the display behind the counter display looked yummy, I was more or less attuned to the fact that they have coffee, right when I needed it most.
You can take your pastries boxed to go, or have at them while seated– totally your call. The seating in the back looks on the intimate side and could pass for another good date night destinations. Coffee, in my case was sufficient and priced to move at $ 2/​medium. I was not able to check out the pastries, a decision I’m regretting now, but I’d be more than willing to come back for it if I’m in the area. More on that another day. 4.4÷5.0

Cute and hip. Wonderful crème brûlée. Solid macaron. The wifi is ‘charlotte’ and the password is ‘thedream2’. Bit pricey. To be expected.

Came here with a friend on a saturday afternoon and was completely charmed! It seems small when you first walk in, but there’s actually a ton of space in the back AND– the best part– a large outdoor seating area/​garden. I sat in the garden with my iced coffee and book and was so utterly content. Very relaxing space.
Along with coffee, they sell «real» food (sandwiches, etc) and an amazing array of gorgeous pastries: croissants, macarons, tarts, cakes, anything your heart desires. I was most impressed by the tiny tarts. So pretty! Will definitely be returning to try them.
I tried a black currant macaron because it was the most unusual flavor they had, and it was pretty tasty.

In need of some food and after noticing this place and I went there before with the promise of strawberry muffins which were no longer there so I left. My more recent visit was because I was in the need to eat and didn’t really know any other places around.
I got the BLT with fries while the lady just got the ham and cheese croissant which she enjoyed, flaky and savory. The sandwich itself was pretty good with some nice wide pieces of bacon, every bite I had had a piece of bacon in it and adding avocado to it was a nice touch. We were pretty impressed with their backyard space as well, it was calming and pretty serene and didn’t feel like we were in so many other back patios in NY that just seems like an alley. Definitely worth a visit.

Excellent coffee, pastries and cookies. I tried an apple loaf and some bourbon pecan cookies. So so so good. They have a decent amount of space inside to hang or study and the bathroom is clean.
No CC min either!

I am delighted to rediscover Charlotte Patisserie, it deserves the review update and more.
Little gem located right on Manhattan Ave — come inside for peace and quiet!
There is narrow front area with order counter and pastry case, few tables and seats — but as you venture towards the back, there is another room that feels very private and ideal to spend time reading, studying or catching up on emails, while enjoying your coffee.
Furthermore, there is a spacious backyard that is perfect for friends gathering and chats. Beautiful.
Coffee is good, they have soy and almond milk!
Pastries are pretty incredible: tarts, full size macaroons, and cakes — the tea cake, covered in caramel, chocolate and macadamia nuts is a sin on a plate, sooo good.
Perfect. I will be back real soon!