Beloved dog cafe will close its Brooklyn location, owners say
Father-daughter owners Coppy Holzman and Logan Mikhly said they were “heartbroken” to let down their customers and called it a difficult decision to close their North Williamsburg cafe on Driggs Avenue.
Both locations reopened in March but the owners said all those efforts still weren’t enough to increase sales in Brooklyn. Boris & Horton first opened in 2018, billing itself as the first “Department of Health-approved dog-friendly café.”
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