Unique coffee house in Brooklyn Liberal hipster vibe. Very friendly to all Coffee was great. Feels like a lounge + garage basement apartment. Very large for Brooklyn Plenty of tables,...
Principles GI Coffee House
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Principles GI Coffee House in Brooklyn, NY, prioritizes community and ethical practices by not accepting tips and paying all employees a living wage of $25 per hour. The founder aims to create an inclusive environment where both customers and workers feel empowered to use the space and amenities, promoting genuine interactions and collaboration.
Offering a "pay what you want" model for foundational drinks, the coffee house ensures that everyone has access to quality beverages without the barrier of high prices. Simplifying the menu with single set sizes reduces decision fatigue, allowing for a more streamlined experience for both baristas and customers.
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This coffee place deserves your business. For one, they have a "pay what you can" policy for their basic coffees (there is a default cost if you don't say anything). The coffee itself was really...
A very chill, laid back coffee shop in Gowanus. The coffee shop opens up like a garage and has an industrial feel. I met up with my sister and we hung out here for a bit. It's big and spacious,...
I really enjoyed this place, the coffee was good and included tax and tip. Power for working is plentiful, wifi worked, atmosphere was chill. I really enjoyed this place! Thanks for being an easy...
The good: Lots of seating. Some small tables, some couches, some larger/more community tables, also some counter seats. Two bathrooms I've been there a few times and they don't seem to rush...
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