Very nice place that does not get too busy during the week. We went there around 1:40 pm and we had no trouble getting a seat. They have pretty good tea that is decently sized and tasty.
Missy Ditchburn
Australian/New Zealand vibe, with single origin coffee and great breakfast menu!
Patrick Ring
The coffee is good enough but the burrito and sandwich were excellent. Quick in and out!
Marina C.
Have picked up items a few times. This place is so convenient since it's close to the subway. Their coffee was pretty good and they made it perfect for L. It wasn't bitter at all and he likes it really sweet. He was quite happy. I've only had the doughnuts here and they're okay. They're not too sweet so thats a plus. My mom liked them. She basically gobbled up the chocolate one without realizing what flavor it was. She does not like chocolate normally.
Helgard Adams
Saturday, 1/25, me and my Irving Farm coffee sharing quality time as usual. A huge cockroach runs up the wall next to my table!!! Typical NYC I think and
Brian Ferdman
This is a homey and intimate spot for coffee with a limited supply of sandwiches and pastries. For reasons I cannot explain, this spot is wildly popular and often packed during its daytime hours. In my view, $4 for a small iced coffee is way overpriced, but I guess a lot of people seem to disagree with that assessment. I don't believe the shop provides a Wi-Fi network to customers, but you can easily connect to an adjacent hotel's free and speedy network.
Theresa Carthy
Excellent coffee and a nice environment to sit and chat. There are also outlets for computers if needed but no wifi.
233nathanp
We had breakfast at Irving Farm twice - they offered great freshly made options as well as their pastries - well worth a try particularly for quick service and good value.
Daiana Q.
Amazing customer service, friendly welcoming and the food is amazing. Definitely coming back and recommending it to everyone that comes to New York.
This place misses the bar. I had the cortado and fruit & yogurt bowl with added granola. They charge $3 extra for an amount of granola that isn't even enough for 1/4 of the yogurt served. The cortado was ok, but it wasn't strong and pretty expensive for how small it was. The coffee shop also seems to be experiencing an identity problem. Is it a cafe? Is it a restaurant? I'm not really sure. Service was average. I ordered table service and tipped to compensate but for some reason they only brought my food over and I had to fetch my coffee myself. Not a big deal, but it just felt strange. Overall, an OK experience until I asked for the Wifi password and I was told that they didn't have a guest network? What coffee shop doesn't have WiFi in Midtown NYC? Go elsewhere if you are looking to get some work done while not being price gouged. Food 2/5 Coffee 3/5 Service 3/5
Dawn T.
Oh wow! The ham and cheese croissant is amazing and so crisp and crunchy. It melts in your mouth. The coffee here is really good. I drink mine with cream and sugar but I could have drank this coffee black. It hit all my high notes!! Happy breakfast customer here!
Joleen S.
Quaint coffee spot with delicious pour over coffee and hot chocolate! Great selection of baked goods including gluten free breads/muffins/donuts/cookies! The most amazing GF cheese bread poofs. The market plate with bacon is an excellent choice for breakfast. Whether you're looking for morning coffee and breakfast or an afternoon pick me up and snack ... you won't be disappointed! Immaculate cafe with great service!
Michelle H.
I have mixed thoughts about this place - on one hand, the granola bar is out of this world. I could eat it every day and not get sick of it. Drinks and other food items are decent but it's the granola bar that takes the cake. On the other hand, it feels cramped inside even when there's just a handful of customers and it's a bit piecemeal what's self serve and what isn't. I love a good coffee shop atmosphere, so it's a shame that the experience here just doesn't do it for me. I'll continue to simply grab and go and suggest you do to.
jupiterman3000
Found this place a few months ago on an earlier trip to NYC. Came back again and it has not disappointed. Coffee is superb, pastries are quality made and prices are reasonable for NYC.
Very good coffee and a nice food selection.
Very nice place that does not get too busy during the week. We went there around 1:40 pm and we had no trouble getting a seat. They have pretty good tea that is decently sized and tasty.
Australian/New Zealand vibe, with single origin coffee and great breakfast menu!
The coffee is good enough but the burrito and sandwich were excellent. Quick in and out!
Have picked up items a few times. This place is so convenient since it's close to the subway. Their coffee was pretty good and they made it perfect for L. It wasn't bitter at all and he likes it really sweet. He was quite happy. I've only had the doughnuts here and they're okay. They're not too sweet so thats a plus. My mom liked them. She basically gobbled up the chocolate one without realizing what flavor it was. She does not like chocolate normally.
Saturday, 1/25, me and my Irving Farm coffee sharing quality time as usual. A huge cockroach runs up the wall next to my table!!! Typical NYC I think and
This is a homey and intimate spot for coffee with a limited supply of sandwiches and pastries. For reasons I cannot explain, this spot is wildly popular and often packed during its daytime hours. In my view, $4 for a small iced coffee is way overpriced, but I guess a lot of people seem to disagree with that assessment. I don't believe the shop provides a Wi-Fi network to customers, but you can easily connect to an adjacent hotel's free and speedy network.
Excellent coffee and a nice environment to sit and chat. There are also outlets for computers if needed but no wifi.
We had breakfast at Irving Farm twice - they offered great freshly made options as well as their pastries - well worth a try particularly for quick service and good value.
Amazing customer service, friendly welcoming and the food is amazing. Definitely coming back and recommending it to everyone that comes to New York.
Restaurantji Recommends
This place misses the bar. I had the cortado and fruit & yogurt bowl with added granola. They charge $3 extra for an amount of granola that isn't even enough for 1/4 of the yogurt served. The cortado was ok, but it wasn't strong and pretty expensive for how small it was. The coffee shop also seems to be experiencing an identity problem. Is it a cafe? Is it a restaurant? I'm not really sure. Service was average. I ordered table service and tipped to compensate but for some reason they only brought my food over and I had to fetch my coffee myself. Not a big deal, but it just felt strange. Overall, an OK experience until I asked for the Wifi password and I was told that they didn't have a guest network? What coffee shop doesn't have WiFi in Midtown NYC? Go elsewhere if you are looking to get some work done while not being price gouged. Food 2/5 Coffee 3/5 Service 3/5
Oh wow! The ham and cheese croissant is amazing and so crisp and crunchy. It melts in your mouth. The coffee here is really good. I drink mine with cream and sugar but I could have drank this coffee black. It hit all my high notes!! Happy breakfast customer here!
Quaint coffee spot with delicious pour over coffee and hot chocolate! Great selection of baked goods including gluten free breads/muffins/donuts/cookies! The most amazing GF cheese bread poofs. The market plate with bacon is an excellent choice for breakfast. Whether you're looking for morning coffee and breakfast or an afternoon pick me up and snack ... you won't be disappointed! Immaculate cafe with great service!
I have mixed thoughts about this place - on one hand, the granola bar is out of this world. I could eat it every day and not get sick of it. Drinks and other food items are decent but it's the granola bar that takes the cake. On the other hand, it feels cramped inside even when there's just a handful of customers and it's a bit piecemeal what's self serve and what isn't. I love a good coffee shop atmosphere, so it's a shame that the experience here just doesn't do it for me. I'll continue to simply grab and go and suggest you do to.
Found this place a few months ago on an earlier trip to NYC. Came back again and it has not disappointed. Coffee is superb, pastries are quality made and prices are reasonable for NYC.