We liked the coffee but was disappointed that they didn't have any vegan & gluten free options that…read morethey advertised. They said they ran out. What they did have was tasty & their latte was hot! Most places serve it lukewarm. The place was pretty & we were happy it was open.

I'm not going to lie if I say that sometimes I pick sort of stylish-worthy places for my curiosity…read more(guilty). What a difference in design from the previous Brrzaar café in this same spot years ago. The color on all the walls adds a minimalist+chic feel but keeps the clean look that only a white paint provides! It's the perfect balance, in my opinion. If it's an upbeat café you're after, this husband+wife team at LuDy (named after the couple's 2 children) are bringing their Melbourne coffee culture to quaint Irvington, NY. They partner with Proud Mary Coffee to bring coffee to the masses, Flour Power from Pelham, NY to offer scrumptious baked goods and Spirit Tea. Judging by the number of people I found sitting at the tables chitchatting with their friends/co-workers, etc during my Tuesday 11am visit, this is the place for a hangout over bites and beverages. But do also know, LuDy is loud. I'm not sure if people nowadays know common conversation 101 courtesy using a normal volume. Anyhow. Since their June '24 opening, LuDy's owner is setting himself apart in the community and is the epitome of a friendly neighborhood cafe. And service from him, the morning I was here, was pure gentlemanly as he located a chair for me to sit at one of the empty tables. Thank you! My hibiscus+lemongrass+ ginger root 'Rosella Tonic' iced tea was refreshing. What would've taken my hot chocolate (made with a chocolate sauce) to the next level would've been a darker chocolate kind. But the barista zhuzhed up my drink with a pattern like it was coffee. Thank you again!

I love this place. The perfect little spot right next to my office, I come here when I need a…read moremorning snack or a quick lunch. I don't drink coffee but they seem to have a good selection of coffee for those who do. I love the ruby hot chocolate which is pure creamy fruitiness. They have a huge variety of options for those with dietary restrictions and they taste so good whether or not you have those limitation. This oat millet bread that comes with the soup was gluten free, I believe, and it was so soft and chewy and fresh. The soup was flavorful and smooth, the balance between the pepper and tomato was perfect. The chocolate cake hits the spot perfectly to top it all off. I truly love it here! They seem to be changing things up often and expanding their offerings and I find that so exciting. I love finding out what they're up to.

No words for how fabulous this gluten free cafe is. Delicious beyond words and you dont have to…read moreworry when you cant eat gluten. This is pure comfort food. Thank you Michael for your hard work.

Food: 8.5/10 Coffee: 10/10…read moreService: 8/10 Ambiance: 8/10 I went out of my way to visit this wonderful Dominican-owned cafe to enjoy their coffee. It was absolutely worth the drive! We decided to try some food too, ordering the cubano along with yuca fries and a side of tostones. We couldn't resist a coconut fan dessert after having a latte, because it just felt like the perfect way to end the meal. The food was quite good for a cafe, but the real highlight is their coffee so much so that I bought a bag of their whole beans to brew at home. I'd definitely recommend giving this place a try!

Wowowow so glad I stopped here. The espresso pulls are manual and I had a cappuccino with star…read moreanise and cinnamon. I was so impressed with the Tres Golpes breakfast and the house-made empanadas. I also bought a bag of coffee beans. I'd say this place is a must if in Tarrytown area. Small quaint cafe with decent seating and great service. Not great for groups of 3 or more.

A quick lunch stop on driving to the Finger Lakes…read more Good service and tasty sandwich ("Thanksgiving Dinner") and chicken curry (the better dish!). Plenty of parking at the back. Damages with tip for 2 was $45.

Great coffee, food and service…read more We did a dirty chai and an iced caramel latte, both of which were fantastic. For food, the egg sandwich was perfect. Quiche was not my favorite. Highly recommend for coffee and breakfast sandwiches though.

We think it's a pretty cool spot! ;) A great community has popped up, a rotating coffee and beer…read moreselection so it's always exciting.

Frankly, not my favorite coffee, but a lovely coffee spot. The team are very welcoming and there is…read moreusually a welcoming crowd. My major complaint, the WiFi sucks. It's slow, and spotty. Important if you're having coffee in a NIMBY area with limited WiFi. Oh, the cranberry scones are worth fighting over.

Friendly service amazing espresso! A must try! If I could I would give them 10 stars!read more

Bunberry's is such a quaint coffee shop with really great coffee! Plenty of seating inside with…read morebooks to buy and read. Lots of pastries to buy as well. I enjoyed my iced cappuccino and I look forward to visiting again.

Always love going to Momo's cafe in Ardsley! Love the coffee and great customer service.read more

I was in the area and craving bubble tea when this spot popped up. I'll admit I was a little…read morehesitant since there weren't many reviews yet, but I'm glad I gave it a try. The café is tucked into a strip mall (between a fish market and a dentist), and the space itself is surprisingly inviting. There are plenty of seating options--from cozy booths to high-top tables--and they offer WiFi, which makes it a great place to catch up with friends or get a little work done. The trendy music playing softly in the background adds to the relaxed vibe. The gentleman who took my order was friendly and welcoming. I ordered a milk tea with tapioca pearls. It was a bit sweeter than I usually prefer and some of the pearls were hard, but still enjoyable overall.

I absolutely love this bakery! I've been a regular customer for the past few years, and it's become…read moreone of my favorite places in Westchester. I have a sensitive stomach, and I really appreciate that they offer such a wonderful variety of both gluten-free and traditional options, which makes it a great place to bring friends as well. I've tried pretty much every gluten-free item at this point, and the food is consistently delicious! The owner and the entire staff are always so warm and welcoming, and the atmosphere is relaxed and inviting. It's the perfect place to grab lunch with a friend or just sit, unwind, and enjoy some time to yourself. I recommend this bakery to friends all the time, and they've loved it too. It's truly one of the best bakeries in Westchester, and I'm always happy to come back!

Before I get into it, I know there are good gluten free desserts out there. I didn't even get the…read moregluten free options (as far as I know) and it still tasted off. The croissant was not good, it was not buttery and flaky and was rather bready and dense. The apple turnover lacked the same flakiness and flavor. The ice cream was a fine regular plain ol vanilla but it wasn't good enough to go out of my way for. And I wanted to get some soup to take for my lunch too but it was over $20 for what looked like a quart (?) and I didn't want that much and definitely didn't want to pay that much for it when I didn't know if I was even going to like it. I was so disappointed because everything looked so good but the flavors and textures (and prices) just were not there.

I got a very nice tip that this café had the best chai latte…read more.. Well, guess what they were not wrong. It was the best chai latte so flavorful so fresh and delicious. And not only that but they take cash only and I love that because to me cash is king !

Didn't expect a perfect cup of Joe here even with the 50 five star reviews. It's unassuming,…read morenon-pretentious and they have barebones in terms of food selection. You come here for the coffee and the maroon-colored vinyl seats are super comfy. They leave you alone and you can stay as long as you want. Looks like the older guy with the lavender polo shirt and suspenders talking to one of the customers is the owner. People wave to this guy as they enter and exit the shop. People who come here know the place and the owner know the customers. They are called regulars in this sleepy town called Dobbs Ferry. A cash only joint.

My fiancée and I loved our visit to The Bakehouse of Tarrytown! The location right next to the…read moretrain station is super convenient, and the overall vibe is wonderfully simple and welcoming. They nail all the classic coffee shop basics, but their baked goods truly take things to the next level. We ordered the sausage, egg, and cheese on an everything croissant, which was huge and packed with flavor. The real star for me was the avocado toast on Brazilian cheese bread, warm cheese pockets with every bite! I've never seen another spot do that, and it completely blew my mind. It's the perfect spot for a quick, delicious breakfast before heading out for the day. We're definitely hoping to stop back in one more time before our trip ends!

I can't believe this used to be my home train station for years before I moved to the West…read moreCoast--and now it's a legitimately cool bakery. While waiting for friends to pick me up, I grabbed a breakfast sandwich and two almond croissants to go. Both were great! And honestly, this might be one of the best reuses of a space I've seen. Instead of letting an old station sit around collecting dust, they turned it into something people actually want to spend time (and money) in. BB