New York Times mentions Qathra Cafe!

Check out our mention in the Diners Journal section of the New York Times!

New Mural at Qathra Cafe!

Thanks to local artist Cece Carpio, we now have a new mural!

About Cece

From the islands of the Philippines to the streets of Brooklyn, Cece Carpio paints people and places on the edges of survival. Using acrylic, ink, aerosol and installations, her work tells stories of immigration, ancestry, resistance and resilience. She documents evolving traditions by combining folkloric forms, bold portraits and natural elements with urban art techniques. She has produced and exhibited work in the Philippines, Fiji Islands, Cuba, Mexico, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Italy, Norway and throughout the United States. She can often be found collaborating with her crew, Trust Your Struggle, teaching, and traveling around the world in pursuit of the perfect wall.

Check out the artist's website for more info.

Qathra News Roundup - The Best So Far!

Qathra's been in the news! 

Check out our news and reviews below.

Wall Street Journal - Eating Spots Perk Up Cortelyou Road

Time Out New York - New York's 51 Best Cups of Coffee

Ditmas Park Blog - New Mural Unveiling at Qathra Cafe!

Ditmas Park Blog - Triva, Tour, and Pub Crawl Tonight

Ditmas Park Blog - Coffee Treat

Ditmas Park Blog - Ditmas Park Becomes Foodie Destination

Qathra Cafe on Crop to Cup blog

Qathra Cafe serves Crop to Cup coffee, family farmed coffee that provides even more power to growers than Fair Trade coffee. Check out their website here, their About page here, and the blog post about Qathra Cafe here!

We made the local news!

Ditmas Park Blog is one of the best resources for the low-down on what's happening in the neighborhood. Check out their post on Qathra Cafe's opening. Lots of comments and welcomes - greatly appreciated!

When you're done checking out Ditmas Park Blog, click your way over to Punk It Up!, which also features a lovely review. An excerpt below:

"I only tried a cookie on my way out after snapping these photos, but I'll be back to check out the coffee offerings. I'm impressed by the design and apparent attention to detail. It looks like the proprietors are interested in making this a place to last."

Thanks, Daniel! We plan on serving Ditmas Park for a long time.