“I found SEY nearby to be a bit more pretentious feeling in an unearned way, as the coffee I got from there a few times tasted mostly like milk, not like coffee.”
H3
8.8/10
AI-generated summary
People call it the best in the city, and the is what they mean. Regulars say the bags are the safer bet, since what gets poured at the shop can come out watery. They stopped doing too.
“I found SEY nearby to be a bit more pretentious feeling in an unearned way, as the coffee I got from there a few times tasted mostly like milk, not like coffee.”
H3
“3. Sey Coffee - My bf got the Colombian drip coffee which was $6. He found it very good indeed.”
H2
“Sey has the best coffee in the city.”
H2
“SEY Coffee (Bushwick)”
H2
“Sey provides great coffee beans, but what they serve at their shop is a too watery and bland even for the third wave specialty coffee standard.”
H2
“We have Sey. We won coffee. They’re a better roaster and shop than Wendleboe, Coffee Collective, Metric, Onyx, The Barn, Sightglass, Counter Culture, Ritual, Stumptown, Square Mile, Metropolis, Blue Bottle … and pretty much in that order. I’ve been roasting 20 years and Sey is the only one good enough that I basically just stopped.”
H2
“If someone gifted me beans from SEY, I'd be pretty ecstatic.”
H2
“Some of my favorites I’ve had for pour-over (including SS) 1. Sey”
H2
“If you're looking for whole beans, I'd go for Sey as they're local to Brooklyn.”
H2
“Sey, La Cabra, and Dayglow are fancier coffee.”
H2
“The best place for coffee in Brooklyn is SEY, but they don't do pour overs.”
H2
“I find these much better than the bigger names like Sey and La Cabra.”
H2