Vittoria Cafe

Love this place! A true neighborhood gem. The same man and woman are there every morning, I think they are husband and wife. They are so friendly and personably, a great smile to start your day. Get their loyalty card, 10^th cup is free! Their coffee is Brooklyn Roast and consistently good. Lattes are delicious, perfectly made. Try the lemon cookie, goes nicely — Italian style.

Ce café nous a dépannées au moment où on avait besoin de wifi et de caféine.
Le service pourrait être meilleur (le barista tirait une tête d’enterrement) et il n’y a pas de toilettes, d’où les 3 étoiles!

Place has been in the neighborhood for years and it’s very low-​key. Usually come here to work on my computer as most customers do because of its chill atmosphere. Coffee is good with some selections of pastries and bagels. The only con is that there’s no bathroom to use during your stay.

A very simple café, but don’t be fooled– they make the BEST Americano you’ll ever have. I just wish I knew their hours because they’re not posted anywhere I can see & they don’t seem to be consistent anytime I walk by.

Hands down my favorite coffee shop for a cappuccino in both BK and the city. It is a no frills place that keeps its’ main focus on the bean. Sure, cash only can be an inconvenience and many people look for wifi, etc in a coffee shop, but I kind of like that they keep it old school in the same way they do their [awesome] drink making techniques.

The coffee here is good, strong, tasty European coffee. I’m Australian– Australians like good coffee, this place has good coffee. The staff are kind and lovely. This is a community staple and it’s nice to have a down-​to-​earth coffee shop in the neighbourgood that doesn’t exude apathetic hipster vibes.

Excellent coffee. I’m a BIG fan of the Peruvian blend. Always a seat and usually quiet. Perfect to meet a friend or client coming in our out of WB and right next to the L train. They have a nice selection of croissants, muffins and offer sandwiches made fresh. Whatever your caffeine pleasure; they can accommodate. Family run, very friendly and they have been there forever. My favorite «go to» coffee shop in Williamsburg — check it out!

One of the few remaining coffee shops in the neighborhood that has retained a «neighborhood» feel. Consistently great coffee. And wonderful service. One particular morning when I was running late and out of cash, the barista served me an iced coffee anyway and trusted me to return later to pay for it. Favorite coffee shop in Williamsburg.

Maybe im being a bit harsh but there is nothing spectacular about this place. I probably should have gotten the dirty chai to try something different. But i stuck to my guns about having something cold. My son seemed content with the simple cookie i got him.

While waiting for a table at Sweet Chick to open up, my friend Krystal and I decided to take a seat in a local café and wait for our «Your table is ready!» phone call. Lucky for us, Vittoria is, literally, right next door, which is about as local as you can get!
There was lots of seating, lots of light, and ample drinks with a few good pastries. Not wanting to fill up too much, I got a croissant and my friend got a blueberry scone. Both were delicious, but that croissant was quite stellar! It was crispy and flaky on the outside, but doughy and buttery on the inside. It was honestly one of the best I’d had in a while!
Cute little café amongst the popular brunch spots on Bedford. Good for waiting for a seat to open up at a restaurant nearby or just to have your morning coffee and scone!

One of the best lattes I’ve ever had. Coffee was robust and rich in flavor. Barista was great and took pride in crafting the perfect cup of coffee. Smaller place but nice inside with a seemingly decent selection of pastries and such. Loved it, can’t wait to come back.

There’s stuff not on the menu like tea and chai. Just ask. Came here found a seat and sketched for a bit

I get a coffee here almost everyday. Solid little place that’s been around forever. Please support them and El Beit (not the upcoming D&D’s — although I like them too).
PROS:
— AMAZING coffee. Iced or hot.
— Fast service
— Nice owner /​staff
— Decent selection of food (though I don’t eat here often)
— Simple seating area to enjoy your drinks.
— Get your 10^th drink free cards!
CONS:
— Cash only, which I can understand — but it’s kind of a pain sometimes.
— As per another review, not a good place to set up camp — although that’s part of its charm.

I’ve only had the cold brew iced coffee so far, but it was the best I ever had. The owner is very friendly and it’s a nice, quiet vibe.
Didn’t know about the no bathroom until I read other reviews, so I knocked off one star for that. Having a bathroom would be convenient– they should change that.

Vittoria has the best iced coffee in the neighborhood, hands down. The guy who owns the place is great, very friendly and pleasant.
This place has Wi-​Fi (apparently not on the weekends?), but no bathroom (which is it’s biggest drawback). If you are looking to set up shop for half the day, then you may not want to come to Vittoria. If you want to stop in somewhere to sit and chat with friends over coffee, or grab a quick coffee to go, then come to Vittoria. You won’t be disappointed!

I’ve been here once and thought it was very good coffee and a nice atmosphere. The person serving coffee was quite friendly as well.
I’m not sure why people would give this place a 1 – 2 star rating just because they don’t have power outlets. It’s a coffee shop, not an office building. Rate them on their coffee and service.

So I’m just starting to get into ‘coffee’. Little did I know but its kind of a big deal… like everywhere.
So a friend and I stopped into this cool little café. I ordered the french press and they made it right there on the spot and it tasted great. (no milk or sugar added).
This is a perfect little café to enjoy a nice conversation with a friend. There isn’t too much to it. but I like that. I didn’t get confused by coffee jargon. Just some good ol’ Joe.
Thanks!

This is a small coffee shop that is not usually very crowded. This makes it nice and quiet for getting some work or thinking done. Then again, it’s not empty for nothing.
They don’t have a bathroom. AND they don’t have wifi on weekends. I have settled in here on 2 separate occasions to do some computer work, and both times I was alerted to these facts AFTER I sat down, took out my laptop, and bought a drink. That was a waste of my time and money. There should be a sign.

Stopped and enjoyed a nice doppio espresso & a dipped cookie. Nice family place friendly vibe and great coffee.

The staff smiles and says «no» often here. I asked for the wifi password — I checked outside to see if they had a network — and the barista told me «no» because they don’t give out the password on weekends.
During my short stay, I observed two nice people ask for a bathroom and one ask if she could charge her phone because she was expecting a call and the battery was dead; the answer was a polite «no» each time. All three left without buying anything.
A business certainly has the right to set their own rules about what they do and the staff was polite, but I did not at all like the vibe at Vittoria Café.
The coffee was good, but nothing special. Two stars «Meh. I’ve experienced better.»

Not bad. After stuffing myself and pigging out courtesy of tenka, I finished off my tour of Williamsburg with a free coffee here. You can grab one too:
The guy helping us with our coffee (Joseph) was pretty cool, and the place is warm and inviting. They do have a no book or laptop policy on Saturday and Sunday to keep out lingering people which I understand. If you need to do one of those things, you should pretend you’re at a liberal arts college and sit outside at a public park.
We hung out for a little bit and watched people go by. I noticed they had a cabinet full of desserts and sweet treats to go with the coffee.