Tazza
(718) 243-0487
311 Henry St
Brooklyn,
NY
11201
40.6907
-73.9962
Neighborhood: Brooklyn Heights
What People Are Saying About Tazza
The Editor
Justin Hartung
Citysearch
In Short
French doors and exposed brick set the mood at this cozy cafe, divided into two distinct spaces. The bright, spacious entry area works for those settling down with a book and a cup of coffee or parents gathering the kids at a table for cookies. A more romantically lit copper wine bar sits adjacent, with a few small tables begging for canoodling. Baked goods, panini, soups, salad, quiche, and more than 30 kinds of wine are available.
User Reviews
Zanz100
March 04, 2009
I've been to Tazza many times and every single time the service is dismal. I keep giving them another chance because the brie and apricot sandwich and steel-cut oatmeal are just so delicious. That said, the last time I was there they completely forgot about serving us what we had paid for and were completely unapologetic about it. When I finally went to the counter to ask about our food, they said the four tables that all arrived after us (and order the same food as we did) had ordered first. We asked for our money back and unfortunately I will never return. Up on Clark Street there is a new Tazza location which is well-run and has polite, helpful staff. It is also cleaner. So that combined with the fact the same good food is served in a friendlier atmosphere, I'd definitely recommend heading up to Clark rather than the Henry Street location.
read full reviewPJ8675
December 23, 2008
For coffee you are better off across the street at Brooklyn Heights deli, nothing is made on site, everything is over priced, their staff is arrogant.
read full reviewanvasqu
October 06, 2008
The atmosphere is cozy and inviting; they have a good selection of sandwiches, pastries, breads, etc. However, the service is not that (they never bring a spoon with coffee). The prices are ok for some things, but extremely overpriced for others. For example, a grilled ham and cheese sandwich on a croissant is $7.25. Now...we all know that a croissant is never big, so you will not be satisfied. And...if you get this same sandwich but not grilled, it's about a buck less. So why do they charge more if it's grilled? Ridiculous.
read full reviewThe Details on Tazza
What to Drink:
Wines are divided into red, white and sparkling, with a decent selection available by the glass ($6-$10).
Category:
Restaurants, Bakeries, Bagel Shops, Diners, Delicatessens
Payment Methods:
Restaurant Special Features:
Family-Friendly Dining, Breakfast, Lunch Spot, Business Breakfast, Cheap Eats, Dine At The Bar, Notable Wine List, Bar Scene







