Hidden Grounds Chai & Coffee House
400 Union Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11211you'll find it in brooklyn, ny. we file it under new york city so you can browse the area.

you're on union avenue in bushwick-williamsburg borderland, where the blocks shift between warehouse conversions and older residential brick, and hidden grounds chai & coffee house sits in the middle of all that transition. the chai side of the menu is not an afterthought here, which already sets it apart from most specialty spots in new york. this is a roaster that takes both drinks seriously, so if you've been defaulting to espresso everywhere else, this is a reasonable place to let that habit slip. the regulars who come back consistently are not subtle about their loyalty, and that kind of repeat devotion on a street with real foot-traffic competition means something. start with the chai.
curated by gautam khorana, editor · updated
what these three numbers mean
nri is our 0-100 quality index (review consistency, volume, web presence, specialty signals). buzz is social momentum right now. local cred is the share of reviewers who live nearby rather than visit. how the nri score works
phone
(929) 209-3327hours
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website
www.thehiddengrounds.com/social pulse
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google reviews
87
avg rating
4.8
local cred
30%
google figures as of . the editorial copy above may predate them.
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