> ## Content Index > Fetch the complete content index at: https://bklyner.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover other available public pages before exploring further. # Where To Get Your Iced Coffee Fix In Ditmas Park (By Price) - URL: https://bklyner.com/get-iced-coffee-fix-ditmas-park-price/ - Published: 2017-06-13T19:43:39.000Z - Updated: 2017-06-14T13:04:24.000Z - Author: Carly Miller - Tags: Central Brooklyn, Ditmas Park, Explore, Food & Drink, kensington, Nonsponsored, cold brew, iced coffee, thebitebk, where to get iced coffee, #wp ![](/content/images/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/IMG_3330-600x450.jpg) Iced coffee at Parade Cafe. (Photo by Carly Miller/BKLYNER) When judging a cold, rich cup of iced coffee, there are many different factors to consider — taste, roasters, brewing method, size, and of course, price. So on this third (and final, hopefully) day of this scorching heat wave — take a virtual tour of the neighborhood variety from Ditmas Park to Kensington with a little Windsor Terrace mixed in (some places are worth the walk). Looking for non-coffee summertime drinks? Check out the [9 most refreshing drinks in Ditmas Park](/the-9-most-refreshing-cold-drinks-in-ditmas-park-ditmas-park/). Let us know which is your favorite in the comments below. **[Cafe Madeline ](http://www.yelp.com/biz/cafe-madeline-brooklyn?ref=bklyner.com)**(1603 Cortelyou Road between East 16th & East 17th Streets) When it comes to iced coffee, Cafe Madeline has more options than you could imagine — like lavender, rose petal, and oatmeal flavored lattes; Vietnamese iced coffee; and nitro cold brew. Plus it earned a spot on Yelp’s ‘Best Cold Brew Coffee in Brooklyn’ list. But variety costs, as prices range from $4 to $5 for a cup. [**Coffee Mob**](https://www.yelp.com/biz/coffee-mob-brooklyn?ref=bklyner.com) (1514 Newkirk Avenue at East 16th Street) check out this tiny but lovely shop near Newkirk Plaza — they even [they roast their own coffee beans.](/coffee-mobs-buck-berk-now-roasting-his-own-coffee-beans-ditmas-park/) Cold Brew runs $4.25 for 16oz and $5.25 for 20oz. You can also get traditional iced coffee for $3.75 or $4.75. **[Milk & Honey ](http://www.milkandhoneycafeny.com/?ref=bklyner.com#milk-gallery)**(1119 Newkirk Avenue at Westminster Road) Milk & Honey also has a great selection of pastries, [breakfast dishes](/blog/food/breakfast-bite-of-the-day-french-toast-at-milk-honey), sandwiches and flatbreads so we are happy to stay and sit for a while. $4, one size. **[LARK Cafe ](http://www.larkcafe.com/?ref=bklyner.com)**(1007 Church Avenue at East 10th Street) LARK has been a Church Avenue go-to for a while now and is still offering the same Stumptown coffee even after its [new owners took charge](/new-lark-elk-owners-build-cafes-successes-ditmas-park/). $4 for 16oz and $4.75 for a 24oz. ![](/content/images/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/IMG_3332-600x450.jpg) (Photo by Carly Miller/BKLYNER) **[Qathra ](http://www.yelp.com/biz/qathra-brooklyn?ref=bklyner.com)**(1112 Cortelyou Road between Stratford and Westminster Roads) featuring a full line of surprising summer beverages like watermelon-mint juice, sparkling espresso, and matcha lemonade to enjoy in their [patio backyard](/blog/food/qathras-backyard-opens-with-a-reboot). $4 cold brew. **[Der Pioneer](http://derpioneer.com/?ref=bklyner.com)** (737 Church Avenue between East 7th and East 8th Streets) Enjoy a Brooklyn Roasting Company iced coffee — along with handmade European pastries — in their new backyard. Read our [full food review here](/bite-der-pioneer-opens-soup-sandwiches-cakes/). $4 for a large iced coffee, one size. ![](/content/images/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/IMG_3327.jpg) Parade Cafe. (Photo by Carly Miller/BKLYNER) [**Parade Cafe** ](/french-inspired-fare-parade-cafe-best-new-lunch-spot-around-ditmas-park/)(622 Caton Avenue between East 7th Street and Ocean Parkway) Grab a cold brew of La Columbe coffee and perch on their outdoor bench with a delicious sandwich on homemade bread. (Ditmas Parkers, this one is definitely worth the walk). $4, one size, shown above. **[Windsor Coffee](/bite-day-coffee-biscuits-windsor-terraces-newest-cafe/)** (144 East 4th Street between Ft. Hamilton Pkwy & Greenwood Ave) Check out this brand new, petite cafe started by a Windsor Terrace local, featuring Oslo coffee in a selection of cold brew and iced latte varieties. $4 for a large Cold Brew. [**Coffee Z** ](https://www.yelp.com/biz/coffee-z-flatbush-ditmas-park-4?ref=bklyner.com)(30 Newkirk Plaza) this Newkirk gem offers a whole list of iced coffee drinks including lattes and cold brew from Stumptown — plus a [host of other treats](/newkirk-plazas-coffee-z-celebrates-opening-with-fresh-fruit-smoothies-cold-brews-pastries-more-ditmas-park/). $3.50 for a 16oz cup. [**Kettle & Thread** ](https://www.yelp.com/biz/kettle-and-thread-flatbush-ditmas-park?ref=bklyner.com)(1219 Church Avenue between Westminster and Argyle Roads) Kettle & Thread, [which opened in 2015,](/blog/food/kettle-thread-new-craft-shop-with-cafe-and-garden-celebrates-opening-on-church-avenue) has quickly become a neighborhood staple. With lots of outlets and a beautiful backyard, it’s a great spot to grab your iced coffee to go or sit for a while with pastries, sandwiches, and cold salads. $3, one size but it’s a small. ![](/content/images/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/18582457_1297657240289834_5632537462466487125_n.jpg) Bonus: Iced teas at Brooklyn Commune. (Photo via Brooklyn Commune/Facebook) **[Brooklyn Commune](http://www.yelp.com/biz/brooklyn-commune-brooklyn?ref=bklyner.com)** (601 Greenwood Ave near between Prospect Ave) Breakfast and lunch look incredible here, serving sandwiches and salads. Get iced coffee at $3 for 16oz and $3.50 for 20oz. **[Steeplechase Coffee](http://www.steeplechasecoffee.com/?ref=bklyner.com)** (3013 Fort Hamilton Parkway between E 2nd and E 3rd Streets) serving Brooklyn Roasting Company cold brew, which you can enjoy outside. Couldn’t leave this one off the list, but their phone went unanswered. **No frills but pretty darn great** ![](/content/images/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/IMG_3331-600x450.jpg) (Photo by Carly Miller/BKLYNER) **Connecticut Muffin** (1106 Cortelyou Road at Stratford), one Yelp review says: “The coffee is perfectly bold, strong and rather tasty. It is also priced very reasonable” at $2.85 to $3.50 (+ tax). And actually, this one has some frills, with drink varieties like iced chai, frappes, and iced teas. **George’s Diner** (753 Coney Island Avenue near Cortelyou Road*)* offers classic diner coffee over ice for only $2.50 **Bagel place Iced Coffee: Sunset Bagels & Catskill Bagels.** While usually not the fancy cold brew variety, bagel place coffee is essential because it’s often large, cheaper, and self-serve. Now, Ditmas Park has two bagel places to try — the old fave Catskill Bagel, (1416 Cortelyou Road) $2.25 to $3; and the freshly opened [Sunset Bagels](/sunset-bagels-opens-ditmas-park-24-hour-bagel-party/) (1501 Foster Avenue) $2.50 to $3.50 **Dunkin Donuts** (1506 Cortelyou Road at Marlborough Road) the cheap and refreshing go-to when you’re running for the train (though Yelpers have mixed reviews on the service) — plus they have cold brew. $2.67 to $3.49