Milk & Pull

Editor's Review

This welcoming Ridgewood café manages to fill a lot of holes in this slowly evolving neighborhood, which physically and spiritually sits between Bushwick Brooklyn’s trendy vibes, and the more family-oriented neighborhoods of outer Queens. Milk and Pull brews Stumptown, usually their classic Hairbender blend, or one of the single origin options, and they carry a nice selection of baked goods, including croissants from Roberta's, Dough donuts, various treats from Ovenly, and vegan cookies from Ridgewood’s own Sunrise Vegan Bakery. They also serve bagels from Bagelsmith, and until they run out, usually not until the late afternoon, they make a nice menu of bagel sandwiches.

It’s a classic neighborhood café, with good WiFi, lots of table space, and a regular crowd that shows the depth of this fast-growing area – from artists to young parents to retirees. Walk a few blocks in any direction and you will be in another world, but here in Ridgewood, Milk and Pull has pretty much everything that you could need – including a nice espresso.

Review: Josh Madell

Cafe Features

Brunch/Lunch

Loose Leaf Tea

Wifi

Buy Beans

Table Seating

Toilets

Coffee + Drinks

Decaf

Cold Brew

Filter Coffee

Iced Coffee

Non Dairy