Visit our flagship Brooklyn coffee shop at 133 Roebling Street

For green spaces and scenic views, take a short stroll from our upbeat Brooklyn coffee shop and enjoy the sights. McCarren Park is just a few blocks away. Along the East River waterfront, East River State Park offers stunning views of the Manhattan skyline, as well as picnic areas and a popular flea market. Enjoy the sounds of the neighborhood by taking in some live music at the nearby Music Hall of Williamsburg. Also nearby is The City Reliquary, a unique not-for-profit community museum and civic organization featuring interesting pieces of New York’s past that you won’t find anywhere else. They host film screenings, concerts, and block parties, adding to our vibrant community. 

Roebling Street itself is named for John A. Roebling, best known for designing the Brooklyn Bridge. He was a pioneer in developing the strong yet flexible wire cabling that makes suspension bridges possible. He passed away during the bridge’s construction and his daughter-in-law, engineer Emily Warren Roebling, oversaw its completion. As early entrants into the Brooklyn coffee roasters scene, we are honored to keep the Williamsburg tradition of innovation going.

The Williamsburg coffee experience

At Oslo, we are dedicated to quality, sustainability, and community. We'd be honored to serve you the best coffee in Brooklyn at our flagship location—come experience the Oslo Coffee difference. 

We invite you to visit our other locations as well!