It's requires attention to detail to create a cafe this artfully haphazard. Little Skips is decked in art, all creaky wooden floors and mismatched seating, and pours astoundingly good coffee. There's a community focus, with weekly open-mics, live music and art shows, plus an earth-conscious menu featuring vegan BLT sandwiches, chilled artichoke soup and (the classic) avocado toast.
Little Skips
Brooklyn: Williamsburg, Greenpoint & Bushwick
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