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Café Con Libros

An intersectional feminist bookstore and coffee shop focusing on literature by women and non-binary authors of color.

Cafe Con Libros
Books, Community, Feminism—Over Coffee

Cafe Con Libros is a Black-owned, woman-owned intersectional feminist bookstore and coffee shop located in Brooklyn, New York. Founded by Kalima DeSuze, the space is intentionally curated to uplift and center the voices of women and non-binary people of color through literature, conversation, and community building.


Part bookstore, part café, Cafe Con Libros offers a selection of books across genres—from memoir to fiction, politics to poetry—all rooted in themes of liberation and identity. The café invites readers to gather, sip, and reflect in a welcoming environment that blends activism with the everyday joy of reading.


Key Features & Benefits:

  • Curated book collection centering BIPOC feminist voices

  • Cozy café serving coffee, tea, and pastries

  • Book clubs, author events, and cultural programming

  • Community-rooted, mission-driven atmosphere


Use Cases:

  • Discovering feminist literature by marginalized voices

  • Gathering for book clubs and social justice conversations

  • Supporting an inclusive, mission-led business

  • Enjoying coffee and community in a safe space


Honors & Accreditations:

  • Featured in The New York Times, NPR, and Vogue

  • Recognized as a leading feminist literary space

  • Honored for social impact and literary activism


Purchasing & Availability:

Books and beverages available in-store and online. Hosts regular author talks, community meetups, and book subscription programs.


Hours of Operation:

  • Monday – Friday: 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM

  • Saturday – Sunday: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM


Accepted Forms of Payment:

  • Credit Card, PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay


Testimonials:

  • “A safe haven for book lovers and changemakers alike.” — Community Member

  • “The books, the coffee, the vibe—it’s everything I didn’t know I needed.” — First-Time Visitor


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