Café Mia is about 25–30 minutes from Greenpoint by transit. Longer than your usual cafe walk, but worth it if matcha or a serious cafe room is what you're after.
1128 Broadway, Bushwick · Open daily 8 AM – 5 PM
Greenpoint has its own great cafes, no question. But Greenpoint residents who venture into Bushwick for the day, and a growing number do, usually have a specific reason. This page is about why Café Mia is worth the longer trip.
G train south to Lorimer Street, transfer to the J at Marcy Avenue, one stop to Kosciuszko Street.
B43 south through Williamsburg, walk the last 10 minutes.
The bike route through Williamsburg is mostly protected lanes. Most realistic option for the cafe trip.
The trip from Greenpoint is long enough that it shouldn't be a single-cafe stop. We'd suggest:
A-Grade Uji matcha, 4g dose, whisked fresh with oat milk over large-cube ice. Our #1 seller.
Real dragonfruit puree layered with A-Grade Uji matcha. Naturally sweet, vividly pink.
Fresh-squeezed lemonade meets whisked Uji matcha. Summer bestseller.
If the trip's not worth it today, GrubHub and DoorDash both deliver to Greenpoint from our Bushwick location. Order online for matcha, coffee, pastries, and breakfast delivered.
Café Mia · 1128 Broadway · Brooklyn, NY 11221. Open daily 8 AM – 5 PM.
About 25 minutes by G + J train transfer, 30 minutes by bus, or 20 minutes by Citi Bike.
Yes, GrubHub and DoorDash both deliver to Greenpoint from our Bushwick location. Delivery time is typically 30–45 minutes (Greenpoint is our longest delivery zone). Iced drinks and pastries travel well; hot drinks are best if you can pick them up in-person during a trip through Bushwick.
Worth it if you're making a Bushwick day of it (cafe + murals + lunch + galleries). For a single coffee stop, maybe not.
G train south to Lorimer Street, transfer to the J at Marcy Avenue, one stop to Kosciuszko. About 25 minutes door-to-door.
1128 Broadway, Bushwick. Open daily 8 AM – 5 PM.
View Our MenuGreenpoint to Café Mia is a 25-minute trip minimum. It's rarely worth the trip for just a coffee, but as part of a Bushwick day it makes sense. What Greenpoint regulars do: