Irving Farm New York

I love Irving Farm Coffee, like other coffee aficionados I know. I often buy bags from their coffee. I feel that her coffee is better than Gregory's coffee, and much better than Starbucks. I usually go to the Irving Farm Store on the east side, although I have been here a few times. I was surprised to see this listed on Happy Cow since it never met me that Irving Farm has a lot of vegan items. I have her vegan zucchini bread (and it's good), and I see that they have some other vegan items as well. As far as other NYC coffee chains go, Jack's Stir Brew offers more vegan pastries; and Gregory's Coffee offers many more vegan items--although again, I prefer the coffee in Irving Farm. If you want vegan pastries in this area of the city, you would have more luck with Peacefood a few blocks up. On the other hand, if you want really good coffee, this is the place, and it is really nice that they have a few vegan items as well.

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Excellent space, plenty of seats, bonus points for a bathroom, also AC on high! Staff nice , friendly and knowledgeable. Excited to try their beans, took the tourist blends, Gotham and Highline. Enjoyed a Cortado, no points for Artwork nor the paper cups ?. Also loved the ‘Old School’ IBM clock, time to check out eBay ?.Food: 5/5

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No excuse anymore for a higher end cafe $6 for a 4 Oz espresso drink just OK in quality), to not even have real mugs. I.e. the only option is paper cups. The coffee isn 't really that good anyway. Last time coming. Call it the "devolution into starfucks "Food: 2/5

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WiFi is literally $50 a month. You’d think since they charge $5 for mediocre croissants, they could afford it. What a shame since they have such a great space for their guests to work!Food: 3/5

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Nice place, good coffee and the best banana bread ?

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