City Of Saints Coffee Roasters

It doesn’t get more brooklyn than this. Fresh coffee sold from the source. They brew and box their coffee feet from where you sit down to drink it. I am personally not a fan of the coffee, but many people love it. They could use more pastries and a better selection of sweeteners and milk.

One of the most authentic coffee places in town. Messerole street itself is a piece of art. City of Saints really blended in well with that vibe. Roastery/ bar combined with amazing coffee. Definitely a must go

Best pour over I’ve had in NYC. And the space 🖤

Awesome Coffee. Great Desserts. Comfortable environment. Excellent service. And the nicest, friendliest Baristas you could ever meet, they put love into their drinks and make it look like art and taste great. Worth the money.

I gotta not only disagree with Daniel, but he must have done something to provoke that response. I don't even work there and I feel bad for the shop more so than I do for you. I've been going to this coffee shop since the Summer of '15, and rude and blase I have not been treated. I've spent enough money here to probably be part owner. I've seen a number of baristas, all of whom are pretty great compared to the far more blase, and far ruder sides of Bushwick. Good vibes, thy name is TIP WELL. Their roasting can sometimes be smelled all the way down on Knickerbocker, and up the street by Bushwick Plaza. They're basically an oasis of black gold in a part of town that's all graffiti, warehouses, and torrid Blue Collars smoking in hairnets. I've noticed a lot of Australians and New Zealanders hanging out, and people in vague bands that practice up the street. If you're allergic to good vibes, then stay away. Their coffee is good, too good. It'll make you feel like a bastard touching your lips to the blessed. If you're a snob and have your own taste, and have been living on the block longer, and appreciate the older establishments along bushwick or waterbury, then I'm gonna say your taste is off. This coffee is the best coffee on the block. And there's enough room for everyone. The businesses are getting as diverse as the art on the walls. The only downside is a lack of bathroom, and maybe the price of refill. But honestly, if that's a deterrence, you probably shouldn't have moved to a big city anyway.