Check the specials. If the shrimp with pimenton is on the menu, call me immediately—and save me a seat. The Roasted Daurade dish will change a bad day to good. Great cocktails. Great espresso bar.
The fried chicken salad is the only salad I order with joy. The fish tacos are also killer. Brunch there is also a pleasure, since it's less crazy than most places with that quality in Williamsburg
Strong americano, great service, tasty dishes. Love the whole trout w mushrooms, the burger (add an egg), and the fresh lemonpoppy seedscones in the morning
The polenta with a poached egg was amazing! But the avocado toast was under-seadoned and the pancake was a bit small. Overall fun vibe and nice decor. Will be back to try more dishes on their menu.
From a French guy point of view (if this can convince you more): Café Colette is simply my favorite restaurant in Williamsburg!Delicious meals, great wine, awesome service, and a lovely cozy ambiamce
Nice little cozy spot for brunch. The staff were very friendly and they even complimented us with a desert on the house based on an order that was slightly off. Will definitely go back again!
South Fork cocktail is insane. Dangerously drinkable :) Makes for a top brunch. Really tasty coffee too. The garden is covered and really toasty warm, so nice sitting inside looking out at the cold.
The salads are great especially the chickory and the Caesar. The Caesar is a traditional egg and anchovydressing and it’s very good. Sometimes they try too hard with combos and it’s a miss.
Not sure why I had walked past this place for years and hadn't gone. One of the best burgers I've had in a long time. I'm not a fan of pickles on burgers or lettuce, I recommend keeping both on this.
whether it's the cutebooth inside, table out front or in the partially open side room, there is no bad seat here. chicory and fried chicken salad is the best. amazing lattes.
Tasty and local food-- burger was super flavorful and delicious! Wish I knew about the side greenhouse room beforehand, the front tables outside are a bit cramped.
Great food & atmosphere. The hostess should basically wear a shirt that says, "FYI: 'Let it Go' is the sound track playing on loop in the back of my mind; I am the Snow Queen; my face froze this way."
Really cutegarden room and great porch space. Food is definitely a bit pricey. Got the french toast + blackberries (really tiny portion; blackberries super stained my teeth) + coffee for ~$20
Meh. The place is open late; perfect for a 22:30 dinner. The food is all pretty heavy (or heavily sauced). Bartender was giving other employee(s) a taste of my bottle—odd, right? Cocktails are strong.
If you want to cure a hangover you've gotta order the slow-cooked pork with jalapeno cornbread & over-easy eggs. Mix it all up and add some Tabasco. Hangover = gone.
Cafe Colette serves rustic New American cuisine with international influences in Brooklyn, NY. Stop by our beautiful environment for a genuine meal today.