Crown Heights★ 4.4Verified July 4, 2026
Cafe Cotton Bean
1077 Bergen St, Brooklyn, NY 11216, USA
Closed· opens today at 7am
★4.4Google Rating(274 reviews)
What to know
Specialty coffeeGood pastriesBreakfastDessertOutdoor seatingDine-inTakeoutWheelchair accessible
At a Glance
- $
Hours
- Sunday
- 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
- Monday to Friday
- 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM
- Saturday
- 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
What regulars say
Customers love Cafe Cotton Bean for its sustainable practices, delicious coffees, and welcoming atmosphere. The shop's simple and clean design, friendly staff, and peaceful vibes make it a great spot to relax and enjoy a cup of coffee. The aesthetic of the place, including its location in front of a tree, is also a major draw.
delicious coffeesustainable practicespeaceful vibesfriendly staffclean shop
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Frequently asked
- Where is Cafe Cotton Bean?
- Cafe Cotton Bean is at 1077 Bergen St in Crown Heights, Brooklyn.
- How is Cafe Cotton Bean rated?
- Cafe Cotton Bean has a 4.4-star rating from 274 Google reviews.
- Does Cafe Cotton Bean serve specialty coffee?
- Yes, Cafe Cotton Bean serves specialty coffee.
- Does Cafe Cotton Bean have outdoor seating?
- Yes, Cafe Cotton Bean has outdoor seating.
- Does Cafe Cotton Bean have good pastries?
- Yes, Cafe Cotton Bean is known for its pastries.
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About Cafe Cotton Bean
Cafe Cotton Bean sits on a quiet corner of Bergen Street just west of Nostrand and brings a distinct Japanese sensibility to the Crown Heights coffee scene. The name combines two of the owner's passions, cotton (the textile) and coffee beans, and the space reflects a Japanese cafe aesthetic: clean lines, warm wood, careful lighting, and a small footprint that prioritizes the bar. The coffee program runs on beans from Parlor Coffee, the well-respected Brooklyn underground roaster, and the menu leans toward Japanese-inflected drinks and food: hand-drip pour-overs, matcha lattes, and a small but precise food program that has included Japanese-style yakiso burgers and other distinctive items. Slightly pricier than the neighborhood average, but Crown Heights regulars consistently call out the quality and consistency. A reliably good local stop for people who want their coffee paired with intention.