Mocha Mocha Coffee

Was here Sunday morning around 10am
Place was pretty much packed
A lot of grown up people, couples, noticed that in the evening it is more younger crowd when was passing by couple of times.
Definitely a great spot for breakfast or brunch, delicious creeps, a lot of different feelings and toppings whatever you want sweet or salty.
We got one with salmon and another one with peanut butter banana and honey
Both of them were amazing
Highly recommend this spot
Great addition to the bay ridge neighborhood
Nice spot for an evening date for some coffee and dessert

Well I am not happy with the workers. Service is big for me and that wasn’t what I received. I asked for very little ice and she filled it up all the way, so I asked her to dump some out so that it would be halfway full with the ice, she dumped out around 4, so I asked her again and the worker next to her (with a smart ass mouth no less) said «She wants less ice right? No problem.» And she gave me ONE ice cube with a large iced coffee. I wanted to take my coffee and pour it on her. Aside from that, everything else was pleasant, along with the environment and variety of foods and drinks!

Mocha mocha used to be one of my favorite cafes in the neighborhood. It is a decent place with really nice music and very good coffee.
The only problem is that gets really overcrowded after 2pm, and people are so loud you can’t really enjoy your coffee anymore.

I was looking for something quick in the area. My friend recommended this place because their bagels are huge. I got an everything bagel toasted with mozzarella, tomatoes and basil. While the bagel was indeed huge and fresh, I was not impressed with my order. My issue with this sandwich which was that it was shredded cheese like the polly-​o cheese that you buy from the supermarket (I expected fresh mozzarella). They also did not have salt and pepper packets to go.
The crepes looked good; I should have ordered that!

Cute place for coffee and crepes. Haven’t tried anything else, but the Nutella crêpe with strawberries and bananas never gets old.

You definitely can’t go wrong ordering a mocha coffee from them! It’s like a quick fix for starbucks. I just come and go. There’s some seating around and it’s a cute place. Its literally right across the train station and bus stops. The mocha coffee is all I order lol I know better not to order the desserts they have on display (from reading the past reviews and they just look too good to eat!)
So yea! Order the mocha coffee-​! I mean, that’s the name of the place right lol ;)

Aweful food. Mozzarela crêpe has almost no cheese. Weak ice tea. Waitress couldn’t fix it when ask.

Clean, spacious, open-​air– this café is a nice place to come and work. The staff are friendly and accommodating. There are tons of snacking options, including some gluten-​free treats. You can also get breakfast and light meals here. There is a Mediterranean flair that fits the neighborhood perfectly and is very authentic. Need a pick-​me-​up? Go for a sinisterly sweet crêpe. Only downside– NO DECAF coffee :(only decaf espresso.

I went this morning to Mocha Mocha and had EGG & SPINACH CREPE and it was DELICIOUS as all thier CREPES!!! Coffee is so good and their pastries
are Yummy Yum Yum
Nice, clean, relaxing place, soft music ‚
free WiFi, polite waitresses
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Great location, average prices, below average selection, and a very rude owner.
With friendly employees, and a great location, I wish I could recommend this place, but simply put, the owner is so rude (I’ve seen him yell at customers for staying too long, not spending enough money, and at the female workers), the food/​drinks so average (the crepes are really good though), and the prices nothing special, that I have to say you’re better off going elsewhere.
There’s a Starbucks about two blocks away on 86^th, a Mexican restaurant next door with more affordable coffee, and plenty of other cafes in the area. If you’re just looking for a place to do some people watching though, it’s definitely a good spot.

Service is quick and pleasant, and there’s wifi and usually a seat. It’s nice to avoid the chain coffee joints. The coffee is serviceable but a bit overpriced and occasionally a let down. I really want to like Mocha more, and I’ll be back.

Every time I want to head to a chill coffee spot in this part of Brooklyn, I don’t know of any places so I pick this place as a last choice and I’m disappointed every time — from bad service to disgusting coffee and hard macarons. The hard and old macarons were the last straw — why would you sell old food? I’d pick 0 stars if I could.

Was very pleased when I found this little café in the area. I looked very cozy, employees were very sweet and polite. My hot chocolate was delicious. Definately going back there again with some friends.

2.5÷5
The first time I ordered these huge muffins, I ordered two…$ 1.75 each. The cashier was really nice to me and I asked her what type of muffins they had. I ended up getting the double chocolate chip and the apple muffin… which was actually a lot because afterwards, I went to Starbucks and ordered a drink while studying for my SATs.
The second time, I came with a friend and we had to study for our upcoming NYS Regents so we decided to take a seat at the café-​hoping that it would be a comfortable/​study-​like environment. We each ordered a muffin, but it turns out, we paid $ 2.50 each. My friend bought a pistachio muffin and said it was good, but to me, it seemed like the «pistachio» came from the green food coloring. (The muffin was actually grass green.) I bought a chocolate chip muffin and the cashier, I believe, was a different woman from the first time I came here.
Now I’m confused, why are the prices of the muffins different? Honestly, I feel like I have been lied to regardless of how affordable the muffins were. Oh, I also wish that they would DISPLAY THE PRICES so that the customer knows how much he or she is paying??? To sum this up, this café seems like a nice little place I could frequent, but I most probably won’t due to the aloof atmosphere. (Maybe, just MAYBE if I actually really really have to, I’d come back?)

Ok so service goes like this, you order at the cash register, wait for your food/​drinks & sit down wherever you prefer. It’s a decent spot to grab a quick beverage, snack, or dessert. Mocha Mocha Coffee can also be a good place to chill or even study while enjoying coffee or baked goods. It’s pretty live and bright and they also offer outdoor seating.
Based on their menu they have a new special of Green Tea Matcha Latte/​Frapp. Which are both pretty good. I also had a slice of German chocolate cake which was ok, a little too dry for my taste.
Would I go back? Probably, if I am around 86^th and needing for a little pick me up (dessert/​coffee).

Big fan of their Oreo cheese cake. The crepes weren’t that good. They were ok. It is s really comfy place to have s coffee and speak with friends. I would def come back. The employees are really sweet.
Overall the service was great and this place is clean. I would highly recommend to try :)

Best chai latte made to perfection!
Their coffee will definitely wake you!
Love their nutella crêpe! You can add any fruit topping.

We came looking for breakfast after nyc runs festival of races. Crepes, omlettes and cappuchinos were deliciously satisfying followed by homemade pistachio baklava. Fresh oj, too! Service is grade A. Many people coming in, so seems to be very popular neighborhood spot ith seating. We will come back next time we are in the area for another event!

Mocha Mocha is a nice place to hang out in the evening. The atmosphere is very relaxing with the lights dimmed, comfy chairs and nice music. Alittle overpriced for average food. Their crepes are good and their sweets are decent. Their cappuccino is nice, flavored ice coffee is a hit and a miss, their flavored teas are good (african nectar is great).Mocha Mocha is a convenient place on 86^th to meet in rather then Starbucks. Nice coffee joint but nothing too exciting. Does not accept American Express.

I usually visit a place 2 –3 times before I write a review.
The coffee is nothing special but easy on the wallet. A latte is $ 2.99 for a Small. The Croissant was NOT GOOD at all — hard and dry. The bagel was too expensive for its quality and they really pack on the crème cheese. So if you don’t want an inch of crème cheese on your bagel, make sure you meniton something. The quality of crème cheese was generic.
I’m guessing that their food isn’t made fresh daily.
It does help that they are right next to the subway train station so they seem to get a consistent flow of visitors.
They do accept Credit Cards but they ask for a 5 $ minimum.
They do have a strong connection of WIFI. No password is necessary.
Seems like their Crepes get the best reviews. From looking at the menu, I think you’d end up spending about $ 10 for a Crêpe… If you add fresh fruit like strawberries its another $ 2.