Irving Farm New York

So so coffee with bad service. Barista doesn’t seem to be interested at all.

Reheated food and some unenthusiastic service, in a tiny frugal space.

Awesome baristas and delicious coffee. Just good vibes all around

Seems not everyone knows how to make a proper cappuccino. All I got was a frothed cup of milk and I never tasted coffee.. too bad there's no grumpy Cafe around here like the one on Lexington ave..I won't be coming back like the money I spent here won't be coming back either..

Un vrai café italien

A cute cafe with ~8-10 tables for dining in. There’s a limited menu of hot savory breakfast food (paninis & wraps) and the standard pastries you’d find at any coffee shop. The coffee is bright, fruity and not overly roasted. Only 4 stars because the baristas are extremely slow and forgetful at preparing the hot food.

Great flat white coffee, nice barista

Good cappuccino. Not better than in Ukraine but still

much needed cuppa- and did not disappoint on this rainy/ hailstormy ⛈️ day.

We visited this cute little coffee shop in March 2023 on the way to spend the day at the MoMa. Barista was very friendly, quick, and efficient. There wasn't much space to sit at inside or outside, just a couple of tables, so if you're coming here to do a little bit of work then you may not be able to find seating as easily. The oat cortado was ok, coffee seeming a little bitter and burnt, but with a little bit of sweetener it was much better- I usually don't add sugar to coffee and look for a smooth espresso. While the coffee itself wasn't anything to die for (if you're REALLY into coffee), the chai was spectacular! I love a spicy chai that's got a little bit of sweetness to it, and my god did this chai deliver. I'm usually very picky with chai and don't like the powder or syrup type chai lattes, and I was pleased to find out that Irving farm actually makes their own chai! It was a delightful blend of spices and sweetness, I'd go back just for the chai!