A 2009 study suggested that men who drink coffee have a lower risk of prostate cancer. There is still debate over whether coffee is ultimately good or bad for you, but it can't be argued that coffee is actually full of different chemicals, minerals, and an incredible amount of antioxidants.
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Iris Café – Café Review
Iris Café is located in one of the most beautiful spots in New York City, in a lush corner of Brooklyn Heights.
They serve a delicious brunch, which made for an amazing brunch and coffee combination.
Be ready to share a table because they have benches set up, which act as communal tables.
They also have an Iris Take-Out (Willowtown Store #7) just a couple of doors down, which is full of snacks and small meals, from breakfast sandwiches to salads.
I ordered a latte, which my friend argues is the best one in the city, which I now completely agree with.
It is very close to DUMBO, so after a nice brunch, I would recommend walking just a few blocks over to the Brooklyn Bridge Park to relax, where there is the Brooklyn Bridge Wine Bar and lots of green grass to hang out.
20 Columbia Pl Brooklyn, NY 11201
Third Rail Coffee – Café Review
Third Rail Coffee acts as a coffee hub for coffee writers, coffee enthusiasts, and baristas alike. The interior is sleek and gray, with a few tables scattered around.
They have an incredibly simple menu. I ordered a classic drip coffee and a sticky bun.
It's the perfect place to do work because of the abundant space and the cleanliness. It's a good atmosphere to organize your thoughts, with wifi and outlets.
Liz Clayton had her book signing there, and just across the street, there is a little square where bands play and can act as an outdoor sitting space.
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240 Sullivan St. New York, NY 10012
159 2nd Ave. (New Location!) New York NY 10003