Variety — Bushwick

Editor's Review

This Bushwick outpost of Variety Coffee (originally founded in Williamsburg in 2008) may well have to be called their flagship location going forward, as the massive, light-filled corner spot houses the burgeoning chain’s roasting operation, in full view in the back of the shop. Built in a former paint store, the room also displays lots of wood and brick, a lovely old bar against one wall, and windows everywhere.

Food options are fairly slim – some nice pastries and cookies to go with your espresso, French press, or cold brew – but that does not stop anyone from whiling away the hours here. This corner of Bushwick is one of the homier areas in the neighborhood, and Variety sits on a pretty old commercial strip in a residential section near the L and M trains. The WiFi is fast, the laptops are out at many of the small tables that dot this large open room, and the others are mostly filled with a young crowd of Brooklyn hipsters. But Variety welcomes all, and if you like good coffee, you owe this place a visit.

Review: Josh Madell

Cafe Features

Table Seating

Wifi

Loose Leaf Tea

Toilets

Buy Beans

Coffee + Drinks

Cold Brew

Iced Coffee

Filter Coffee

Decaf

Non Dairy