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Friend of A Farmer

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  • American (Traditional)
  • 77 Irving Pl, New York NY10003 40.7369862 -73.9865973
  • (Btwn 18th & 19th St)
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  • (212) 477-2188
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User Ratings (Based on 79 reviews)

3.175
Food 3.2 Value 2.8
Service 2.8 Atmosphere 3.8

Other Restaurant Info

Phone:
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(212) 477-2188
Fax:
fax
(212) 529-9178
Website:
www.friendofafarmerny.com
Notes:
Visa, MC, AmEx, Disc
Hours:
Mon-Thu: 8am-10pm Fri-Sat: 8am-11pm Sun: 8am-10pm
Serves:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Brunch
Features:
Kid-friendly, Outdoor Dining, Fireplace, Happy Hour, Delivery, Online Reservations, Accepts Credit Cards, Take Out, Catering, Private Parties

User Reviews

  • Friend of A Farmer

    Posted by Anonymous on 09/12/2010

    Great breakfast, but plan on waiting

    We have eaten here twice and the food was great. Omeletes are big and tasty...pancakes are out of this world. Service is tough. Long line and a number of forgotten things... But unlike other places they tried to make things right and were very apologetic for service issues. A must try.

  • Friend of A Farmer

    Posted by Julia on 06/27/2010

    Bad food

    I have been to this place a few times. Something is wrong with their kitchen and their food. The service is so slow, and they charge too much for what they offer (which is nothing special at all)

  • Friend of A Farmer

    Posted by Just JayD on 05/23/2010

    Why waste my time and money

    Slow sloppy service. Under (or un-) cooked eggs. Indifferent management. If they can't even toast bread, then what. I'll stay home and make my own.

  • Friend of A Farmer

    Posted by Anonymous on 05/02/2010

    Subpar food, easy on the eyes brunch scene, not on the ears

    20 minute wait for a 11am Sunday wasn't bad, but the system could be improved with better care for the clients outside like offering cold glasses of water. Food took 1/2 hr to arrive which was two simple eggs benny with salmon. The presentation of a skillet makes it look cool but totally out of context as no poached eggs would ever be cooked this way. And the skillet wasn't even warm and to be considered a dish warmer! The muffin virtuLly untoasted. And the eggs, barely cooked. Hollandaise, like from a jar. Dense and not fluid and making you want more. Salmon wasn't even salmon. It was over salty lox. If the waiter wasn't busting his butt as much as I saw around us I would have said something. The homefries were also half cooked. Really lame over all. Kicker was the architecture upstairs with one ac unit. We were seated close and once that ac came on it was ridiculous so strong you would belong in a meat fridge. Would not go back. All hype. Should have read reviews and not gone instead of getting sucked into the trendiness. Shame. Not worth $50 for two.

  • Friend of A Farmer

    Posted by SniffNY on 04/25/2010

    Charm, charm, charm and convenience

    Friend of a Farmer is a wonderful place to meet an old friend and be charmed by the sense that you are spending time in a timeless place. It's not about the meal which is fine, and though perhaps on the higher end of prices it's not out of line. Open for breakfast during the week which is a nice alternative to high strung places.

  • Friend of A Farmer

    Posted by anonymous on 02/18/2010

    Locals know better

    I walk past the lines of people outside every sunday morning and laugh - I know they're paying too much for mediocre food and poor service, and they deserve it for jamming up the sidewalk like a herd of sheep.

  • Friend of A Farmer

    Posted by Lynn on 02/15/2010

    never got our food

    we sat down and ordered our food - waited 45 minutes and it never came. Our waitress kept apologizing and promising it was coming out in "2 minutes" but when the table of 5, who came 15 minutes after us, got their food we decided to take the hint and leave

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