New Dim Sum Cafe Lands In Park Slope

PARK SLOPE, NY — A brand new coffee shop is bringing bamboo steamers and pork buns to the heart of Park Slope, offering dim sum with a café twist.

HOM Cafe & Wine, which opened to the public last week at 72 Seventh Avenue near Berkeley Place, is an all-day eatery offering dim sum, small plates and classic café fare.

Co-owner Aaron Hung, who previously worked at Jean-Georges’ Spice Market and NoHo Hospitality, teamed up with friends from Thai, Indonesian, and Chinese backgrounds to launch HOM Cafe & Wine, a café by day and wine bar by night.

The shop seats about 28 and is open Sunday through Thursday from 7:30 a.m. to 10 p.m., and Friday and Saturday until 11 p.m. Customers can stop by throughout the day for HOM’s all-day dim sum — including shrimp and scallop dumplings, BBQ pork buns, and spicy pork ribs — or swing by in the morning for coffee, tea, matcha, and fresh pastries like croissants, a vegan banana muffin, or a salted yolk danish.

Breakfast pastries are served until 4 p.m., and starting at 5, the restaurant rolls out a rotating menu of shareable snacks and salads, such as cold cucumber salad and beef skewers.

Come evening, the café swaps out lattes for wine, offering everything from sparkling and orange wine to an organic rosé, plus a few beers on hand.

To view the full wine list, click here.