Coffee shop4.7· 440 reviews
Brooklyn, New York
Discover ARVACI Coffee in Brooklyn, NY, your cozy spot for exceptional espresso, chai lattes, cold brews, and delicious pastries like croissants, scones, quiches, and mini pies. Experience quality coffee in a calm, welcoming atmosphere.
ARVACI Coffee brings a calm coffee stop to 167 Rogers Ave in Brooklyn. I find a menu that covers espresso drinks, cold brew, chai latte, teas, and fresh baked croissants. Regulars come for the coffee quality and the bakery case that starts the day with fresh bakes.
The place fits a relaxed morning run or a quiet mid-day break. I hear praise for the cozy feel, the playlists, and the kind service from the baristas. People also come back for pies, pastries, and a space that feels easy to settle into with a book or a friend.
ARVACI Coffee puts coffee first, and the reviews point to that from the first sip. Espresso, macchiato, cortado, flat white, cappuccino, cold brew, iced latte, and iced mocha all show up on the menu. Tea drinkers also get a strong set of choices with English Breakfast, Earl Grey, Green Tea, Hibiscus, hot chocolate, matcha, hojicha, and chai.
The food side runs deep for a neighborhood café. I see croissants, quiches, tarts, pirogies, scones, rolls, pastries, eclairs, hamentashens, sandwiches, yogurt, juices, snacks, and fridge drinks. That range gives the place a full café feel, not just a coffee stop, and it helps on days when you want more than a cup.
The room has a cozy, chill mood that people call out again and again. One review mentions lots of seating choices, while another calls it a perfect place for a book, journal, or a friend. The playlist and the quiet tone add to the sense that this is a spot for slow time and good conversation.
ARVACI Coffee also feels rooted in the block. It sits in Brooklyn on Rogers Ave, and the reviews frame it as a place people would claim as a regular hangout. That kind of neighborhood pull matters, and it shows in how guests talk about the baristas, the ambience, and the sense of comfort they find here.
Visitors talk a lot about coffee quality. Some focus on the espresso drinks, while others single out cold brew and the pumpkin spiced latte. The praise is direct, and it often comes with the sense that the drinks feel tied to care and craft.
The food earns real loyalty too. Croissants, pies, pastries, quiches, and other baked items get repeated praise from people who return for the case as much as the coffee bar. One review calls the bakery items a main reason to come back, which says a lot about how the food shapes the visit.
Service leaves a strong mark on the experience. Several guests mention kind baristas and good customer service, and one review names Mary for a funny, warm style. That personal touch gives the café a friendly edge, and it makes the room feel tied to faces, not just drinks.
The setting also shapes how people remember the place. Guests describe a beautiful ambience, a cozy vibe, and a quiet, chill environment with a playlist that fits the room. That mix helps the café work for reading, journaling, or a coffee break with a friend.
Value comes through in the way people weigh the whole visit. The menu has a broad range, the average price sits in a modest range, and most reviews frame the stop as worth it for the food, coffee, and mood. A few guests want more consistency from the drink prep, yet the overall tone stays loyal and upbeat.
The drinks and bites guests photograph and come back for.
Cortado
Spinach and Feta Croissant
Blueberry Tart
Pain Au Chocolat
Drip Coffee
Pecan Tart
Almond Croissant
Baklava
What ARVACI Coffee lists on its Google profile.
When ARVACI Coffee is open during the week.
| Monday | 7 AM-5 PM |
|---|---|
| Tuesday | 8 AM-5 PM |
| Wednesday | 7 AM-5 PM |
| Thursday | 7 AM-5 PM |
| Friday | 7 AM-5 PM |
| Saturday | 7 AM-5 PM |
| Sunday | 7 AM-5 PM |
Hours can change on holidays. Call ahead to be sure.
ARVACI Coffee opens at 7 AM on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, and at 8 AM on Tuesday. It closes at 5 PM every day. That gives early birds a strong morning window, and it also makes the café a fit for a noon break before the day runs long.
Reviews suggest a calm start even on a busy Monday morning, which makes the shop a good pick when the block feels full. If you want a quieter visit, a late-morning or early afternoon stop may suit you, since the space gets praise for its easy atmosphere and chill pace. The place can still draw steady traffic, so I would plan for a relaxed rhythm rather than a rushed one.
For a first order, I would start with coffee and a pastry. The espresso drinks, cold brew, and pumpkin spiced latte get strong attention, and the pies, croissants, and quiches carry their own fan base. If you lean away from coffee, the chai latte and the tea list give you a clean path into the menu.
The reviews also point to a good sit-down experience. Guests mention different kinds of seating, a cozy vibe, and a space that works for a book, a journal, or a friend. That makes ARVACI Coffee feel like a place to stay, not just a quick stop, and it works well for a slow coffee ritual.
Accessibility is part of the setup here, with a wheelchair-accessible entrance and wheelchair-accessible car park listed in the brief. That detail matters for planning and gives more people a path into the café. If you like a place that feels local, warm, and easy to return to, this one has that kind of neighborhood pull.
Address
167 Rogers Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11216, United States
What recent visitors say, and how the ratings add up.
4.7/ 5
Based on 440 reviews
Very easy atmosphere on what looks like a busy Monday morning in New York. If I lived around, this would be my hangout place.
My favorite spot for coffee. Love the baristas and the bakery items. A request to the owners, consider a middle shift or a secondary barista on staff so they can have some backup when Uber Eats orders are flooding them.
I love so much this place that became my fav coffee shop!! The barista Mary is so so kind and funny!!<br>Highly recommend their pies, they're so good.<br>I also love their playlist, and the quiet and chill environment.<br>So grateful this place exists!
Just the perfect cafe. Lots of different types of seating, cozy vibe, and great pastries. Love they have several non coffee options as a tea drinker (matcha, hojicha, chai) will def be coming back. Perfect place to sit with a book, journal, or a friend
exceptional pumpkin spiced latte and beautiful ambience in here.
Good food. Good coffee. Good vibes.
I want to absolutely love this place but the baristas are too varied and my experience changes day to day. If you order any iced drink with flavor the syrup will be all sitting at the bottom of the drink instead of being mixed into the espresso before joining the milk and ice. The mocha i ordered tasted like there was absolutely no coffee in it, or chocolate...just lightly...
Great food and coffee! Superb customer service! Thank you!
Went this morning purchased a strawberry latte which was good, a blueberry tart which I asked to be warmed up and it was not warm . I also purchased a cinnamon roll. The atmosphere is 10 out of 10. Ambiance and background tunes are a calm vibe. Before leaving I purchased a coconut water the male server/ cashier felt the need to check my twenty for authenticity out of a...
Scored out of 10 from what reviewers say. Topics they do not mention are left out.
ARVACI Coffee focuses on coffee quality and fresh baked croissants daily. I find the calm setting fits a busy New York morning. The menu also includes espresso, chai latte, and cold brew.
I see a broad bakery and café menu here. Croissants, quiches, scones, mini pies, tarts, and sandwiches all show up on the list. Baklava, eclairs, and organic yogurts add more choice.
Yes, the drink menu gives a strong mix. Hot tea, iced tea, cold brew, iced latte, and iced cappuccino are all listed. I also spot organic juices, kombucha, and water options.
Yes, ARVACI Coffee lists a wheelchair-accessible entrance and a wheelchair-accessible car park. That makes the visit easier for more guests. It sits at 167 Rogers Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11216, and opens at 7 AM most days.
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