Two Moon Art House & Cafe

I been here two times. I never been dissatisfied in service. Their services are amazing. Nothing less.
Here is why I will continue coming here.
Customer service: they are very nice and have a pleasant attitude. They always say welcome as I walk in the café.
Atmosphere: as I walk in the café I always smell the fresh aroma of homemade cookies. Make me feel right at home. Which is described the atmosohere inviting and very sweet. Just like their nice attitude. Also the interior of the place is like what you see In a coffee lounge. But all together the atmosphere is just simply lovely.
Food — the tea is very lovely. I had the homemade ice tea. And it was sooo delish. I am very refreshed from a hot 90 degree weather. Also their short bread. Are the star of the show. I tried the salted chocolate espresso shortbread. So delicious. The salt and the sweetness was well balanced, and very moist. Very delightful.
I did had one complaint but it is not worth mentioning. Because their customer service and the way they handle it pass exceeds my expections. So I am very happy to be at this place and I will continue and interest in trying more of their products. .
Kudos to Two Moon café!!!

We’re new to the neighborhood and were looking for a place to hold a family celebration for a new baby. Not only were the two lovely owners (Joyce & Danielle) incredibly flexible and enthusiastic, but they really went above & beyond in terms of accommodating our families, setting the room up beautifully, and being amazing hosts. Plus, the desserts were out of this world! Hello, banana whoopee pies and rosemary-​sea salt shortbreads. Reasonably priced, inviting space, friendly owners… just a gem in the neighborhood.

Two moon was an awesome space to book a private party for our friends’ wedding weekend. The event fee was the most affordable we found, we payed a small hourly corkage to bring in our own booze, and we were able to bring in our own food at no extra charge.
Cute space and very helpful baristas.
Definitely contact them for affordable private parties!

We must have walked by this place numerous times before we realized it was a café. We finally made time to stop by for a coffee /​wine .
First of all, don’t judge a book by its cover. From its store face, it’s hard to tell how expansive the café is and how quaint it is. All along I have been looking for a place to study and enjoy a cup of coffee close-​by and here it was all along. I will be definitely studying here in the future.
Second, the café has a decently sized patio area. Again, would not have known that from passing by the café.
Third, this café serves wine and beer. Again, how did I miss this? Where have you been all my life?!
Free wifi too.

Friendly people. Good food. 2^nd Friday is Acoustic music. Wonderful way to start your week-​end.

Really cute café in the neighborhood. They have this huge space in the back that if you go during the week, they use with like little kids for a dance and play thing. It gets pretty crowded with strollers and kids during weekdays. They serve La Colombe I believe and they have the best pastries! They are made in house and have been one of the best I’ve had in NY. They make this amazing almond lace cookie thing. Its super gooey and almond-​ey and crunchy at the same time with a sprinkle of chocolate chips. They have delicious rosemary shortbread cookies too and their banana bread was moist and pillowy. They also showcase local artist works on their walls which is really great. The place is cozy and friendly, unlike many other Brooklyn coffee places, with good food and coffee.

I hosted a birthday party here on Saturday night. In the months leading up to the party, Joyce and Danielle were attentive, responsive, flexible, and super professional. They offered to tailor a menu to our needs– and even though we decided on outside catering, the staff was helpful and courteous (that’s pretty much an understatement, the staff is AWESOME). We had about 28 people and the space was cozy and perfect. It rained, so we didn’t get much use out of the outdoor space (except for the cake cutting and sparklers), but if the weather is nice, I imagine one could have about 20 more people milling about on the inside and outside. On the day of our event, they let us come by early to drop off party supplies, they also let us come in prior to the event to decorate– the staff helped us hang lights, put up tables, set place settings, prep appetizers and basically anything we needed. With some cool decorations, a wall of hanging gold tinsel, paper laterns, candles, and awesome art on the walls, this place was transformed. During our event, the staff made sure the food was warm, checked to make sure everything was stocked and refilled, made awesome white sangria, and a specialty cocktail: champagne and St. Germain with a gold sugar rim. they did all of the clean up, and were really pleasant the entire night. I could not have pulled it off without them. I will definitely be back.

Free
Wifi
Coffee House
By day and a
Beer-​wine event space with backyard by night.

I love this cozy warm place tucked away from Atlantic Ave. it’s got charm, great coffee, a lovely white wine sangria, and two amazing owners. Plus caramel sea salt shortbread!
I have hosted three events there in the last year and Joyce, Danielle & staff have always been professional, warm and hospitable. I love their mission and their support of the arts is really touching. Everyone should support.

I love this place! The baristas are great, the coffee is excellent, and I’m going to eat their shortbread until I die and then hopefully they’ll bury me in a giant shortbread.

I’ve been here a few times. On my first visit, I thought the coffee was lacking but still OK. The coffee seemed to gradually worsen on my subsequent visits. The one time I had to use the bathroom, it was so gross that I decided to go into a nearby bar to use the bathroom instead (of course, I’m also a semi-​alcoholic, so I welcome any excuse to go to a bar). Verdict: this place might have been good at some point in time, but is now overrated (like much of Park Slope).

I saw a mommy and daddy group when I came in to grab a mug of hot cocoa. They were singing «wheels on the bus go round and round» and «old mcdonald had a farm.» It really put me in a good mood. There was a guy that was scheduled to entertain the kids and babies and he was making me laugh. He was really getting into it. I am sorry that I didn’t get his name. People did give him tips and clapped along. I saw the owner of the café and was happy to say she was really nice and helpful. My cocoa was sweet and nice. I think it was $ 3. It was close to Gowanus nearby the Whole Foods Market that is going to be constructed in the area. In addition, it’s really close to a nearby city park in case you wanted to be outside in nature as you drink your beverage. There are seats at a communal picnic table and some bar stools and tons of seating deep inside. It has a relaxed vibe.

My first review ever. I hate feeling self conscience when in a coffee shop too long or feeling like i’m taking up space. Welcome to Two Moon Art House. The two owners of this place are salt of the earth, making a small place of their own. Great food, free wifi, a «don’t hurry, relax» attitude. A place to eat, work, think and see some nice art. I hope they do well. I know they will. Great vibe!

Amazing café, very good food and drinks (I recommend the Mayan hot chocolate — it’s a favorite of «Mayan»!) There’s some guy who hangs around the bar named Dennis or Dannis or something, he usually blocks the entrance (quite effortlessly due to his size) until he gets free milk from the servers. Other than that, perfect.

It took me forever to find this place!
My friend performed here on Saturday afternoon but the R train wasn’t stopping at Union. So I took the F, and I almost walked right past it since there was nothing out front but a chair.
Anyways, the space was small and the baked goods and coffees seemed too expensive, so I just stayed for the performance and left. Maybe I’ll give it another try.

Shady on outside
Adorable on inside
Baked goods callin’ me!

Two Moon Café is like your typical café except they have a small back area where they host artists (mostly muscians). I came here last night and caught a very good band doing an intimate and mostly acoustic set.
In addition to coffee and tea they also have beer and wine. Prices were a tad high (i.e. $ 8 for a glass of really basic wine) but they did have Yuengling bottles for $ 4. I also got a brownie which was small but it was dense and delicious, one of the better ones I’ve had in awhile. The girl working there was friendly and I enjoyed the vibe here.

Weak bland espresso, slow unfriendly service, sometimes closed during posted business hours.

Love this place. Not only are the people who work there super cool and nice, but their pastries are amazing to boot! Space is nice and Joyce and Danielle are extremely supportive of the arts community. They’re brand new, but over time, I can see Two Moon turning into a great local spot for the entire community!

Had a sampling of desserts: Fantastic brownies, fantastic blondies. Others in our group were more adventurous and enjoyed theirs as well.