Farm.One

4.6 (32 reviews)

Farms, Hydroponics, Herbs & Spices

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Farm.One - We feature a range of classic cocktails -- you wouldn't believe they are nonalcoholic. - Farms Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Farm.One - Pepperoni pizza - A close-up of a pepperoni pizza featuring evenly distributed slices of pepperoni and fresh basil leaves on a baked crust. The pizza is placed on a metal tray, resting on a wooden surface, with an outdoor setting visible in the background, including sunlight and shadows. - Farms Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Farm.One - Our Brew Lab is a warm and inviting space surrounded by plants. - The image depicts a storefront with a large glass garage-style door, through which a crowded interior with people dining is visible. The exterior includes potted plants on either side of the door, a small sidewalk sign, and an outdoor seating area with a bench. The building's facade is white with decorative floral and butterfly illustrations on the wall. - Farms Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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Donna Z.

Came here on a weekend afternoon and it wasn't too busy. We sat at the bar and was served instantly. They have TV's which shows games. It is also very cool that they show the farming bit and each drink on the menu includes an item from the farm, including the beers! My friend and I ordered 3 4oz pours each of some of the beers on tap and I loved each one of them, even most of the ones that my friend ordered. I would definitely come back here with my partner because he loves sours, and I think he would like these too. Also, food is sometimes served in the back by Pizza Party.

Pepperoni pizza - A close-up of a pepperoni pizza featuring evenly distributed slices of pepperoni and fresh basil leaves on a baked crust. The pizza is placed on a metal tray, resting on a wooden surface, with an outdoor setting visible in the background, including sunlight and shadows.

Sally X.

We stopped in on a Saturday at 5pm and ordered a pepperoni pizza. To drink, I had a beer (watermelon, etc) which was good and the Mister had a grapefruit soda. The pizza was perfect. Pepperoni was crispy and so was the crust. There was a drizzle of honey and a few leaves of fresh basil on the pizza. We held a stoop sale that day and were both starving so the pizza was perfect! Service was great. It was crowded with a party inside but we were lucky to get an outdoor table! And perfect day for it!

Dark Lager beer and a seasonal Whisky Sour! - Two glasses of beer are on a wooden table. The top glass contains a light-colored beer with foam and a lime wedge garnish. The bottom glass contains a dark beer with a foamy head. The table surface is wooden with visible grain and texture.

First thing, the Tricolor + Burrata Pizza was a 5 out of 5. Great firm crust, able to hold the blend of vodka sauce and burrata was bursting with flavor ....yum! We tried two beers and two seasonal drinks. The beers were Good, not great. The pilsner lacked depth. The black lager was good. The whiskey sour was spot on! The coffee Negroni was kind of bitter and missed the mark! The pizza staff was very friendly, and outgoing to make sure everything was good!

Lauren D.

Amazing indoor farm space with a cute bar and food options! They had a ton of different brews and a few mocktail options as well. The pizza option when we were there was delicious.

Flight of beers - Four glasses containing different beverages are arranged on a tray lined with paper on a wooden table. The drinks include water, a dark beer, and two light-colored beverages, possibly juice or craft beer. A menu is visible in the background, standing upright, with a black frame and a red and white design. The setting appears to be a restaurant or bar environment.

John L.

This is a BREWERY. The ambiance was great. They have two separate rooms. The main room has the bar. The second room has the kitchen, pizza. The noise level of conversation was high 7 out 10. Low hint of music in the background. I did flights of beer to get a taste of what they make. I tasted 8 of the 13 beers that they make.

Hydroponic shelf - Indoor hydroponic farm features multi-tiered shelves with flowering plants and potted greenery, illuminated by artificial grow lights. The setup includes flowering microgreens and herbs, arranged in organized rows, with some plants in containers and others in trays. The environment is controlled with specialized lighting and shelving to optimize plant growth.

George H.

Farm.One is a hydroponic farm for microgreens and leafy greens, which supplies several Michelin-starred restaurants in New York. They also have a bar which only serves non-alcoholic cocktails (although the bartender mentioned they're going to offer alcoholic drinks soon, now that they have a liquor license). I went for their tasting tour and also bought an herb bundle and a non-alcoholic cocktail (you can also buy salad greens, which I decided not to do). The tour is super interesting -- I learned how hydroponics work and how the farm harvests herbs for restaurants -- but the real highlight is getting to try almost 20 different herbs! Three different kinds of basil, three different kinds of mint, explosively tangy Szechuan buttons, delicately spicy wasabi kale... it's a real ride for your mouth! They're definitely worth a visit for the tasting tour. My only gripe is that they don't deliver herbs to where I live!

Went in the morning for coffee and do some work on my laptop. The place was SO cool I had to go back for late night drinks! I had a couple beers and there was a pop-up pizza that we opted for as well. Vibes were great for a chill date night and there was a quartet concert in the adjacent room the night we went.

Rita O.

This adorable urban farm that grows herbs and other greens turns into a bar in the afternoon. This is a good laid back spot to play board games, watch sports (on their large screen), or just chill with friends. I enjoyed the concept a lot, but I think it overpriced even for Brooklyn. Give them a try though!

Eric S.

The tour was a great experience and I love this place! I highly recommend it for dates or small adult groups or families who like gardening or agronomy. I found them on google while looking into hydroponic gardening. My boyfriend and I got a glass of Prosecco from the guide and asked a ton of questions as she showed us around. The guide was enthusiastic and knowledgeable. She took time to explain and let us taste several plants throughout the 1-hour session. This is a super unique and innovative spot! This place is an example of why NYC is a great city for high quality innovation. I let my friends at work taste all the leaves and flowers they gave me and now colleagues want to visit. I also bought the founders book and will read it.

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The rows and rows of microgreens, backlit by carefully constructed hydroponic lamps certainly make for an interesting backdrop for a brewery. This urban farm grows and sells greens to local chefs and restaurants, and while there is an impressive amount of space dedicated to these greens, I wonder how the economics of an urban farm like this work. How can you compete with rural farms when each square inch of city rent costs as much as it does? I'm sure the greens arrive to the city's restaurants extra fresh. The space is sprawling for Prospect Heights standards, with two main halls. The brewery has an impressive beer menu, but also cocktails, NA drinks, and kombucha. They were out of all the ingredients for any of their mocktails though and just as they were pouring me an NA beer the keg kicked, so instead I got a kombucha since I am drinking less booze these days. The highlight of the place for me, other than their packed events calendar, is the pizza pop up in the back. I don't usually have the highest of expectations for brewery food and I prefer my pizza from a proper slice joint, but these pizzas were absolutely delicious. I got both the tri-color burrata and puttanesca, and not only were the sauces full of rich flavor, the crust was delightful too. Maybe the local greens do make a difference when it comes to flavor. The place draws the sort of crowd that loves puzzles and trivia, which are my kind of people. So if you're looking for some brainy friends, there's a high chance you can find them here. There's plenty of seating for big groups too. read more

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Peggy X.

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My partner and I have started coming to Farm.One on weekends for their study hall (10am-1pm), and it's been awesome. It's usually relatively empty, and the interior is humongous and full of windows and seating. There's an indoor greenhouse area, which is so cool, and they serve coffee and tea. There are outlets available, free wifi, clean bathrooms, and library quiet -- everything you need to get some work done. We also saw a sign that said you're welcome to bring outside food, too, so you can even pack a sandwich if you're staying for a longer haul. I've been surprisingly productive each time I've come, and am so grateful to have a space like this. I have yet to try their beers or food, but I'm hoping to come back for that soon! They also have a full calendar of fun events, including trivia on Thursdays, so I'm looking forward to checking that out. read more

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Cyrus A.

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Part farm. Part brewery and event space. 100% awesome addition to the Prospect Heights neighborhood. Came here for a few beers (they brew their own!), and was treated to delicious pizza with lots of fresh ingredients grown directly on site. The pesto on the burrata pie was out of this world, and the homemade ranch on the side broke my cold east coast soul, I just had to dip my crust because of how good the ranch tasted. The space is very open, with lots of lighting, communal seating, and some outdoor space under the front awning. You can also see the hydroponic farming going on in the back! If you like interesting beer in a chill setting, or a more laid back space to unwind, Farm.One is an excellent choice! read more

Farm.One - A round cheese pizza with melted cheese and tomato sauce is displayed on a metal stand on a table. Fresh basil leaves are scattered on top of the pizza. The table has a white surface with a paper napkin and a plastic-wrapped utensil nearby. In the background, there is a green cushion, some clothing, and a concrete floor, indicating an indoor dining environment. - Farms Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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Donna Z.

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Came here on a weekend afternoon and it wasn't too busy. We sat at the bar and was served instantly. They have TV's which shows games. It is also very cool that they show the farming bit and each drink on the menu includes an item from the farm, including the beers! My friend and I ordered 3 4oz pours each of some of the beers on tap and I loved each one of them, even most of the ones that my friend ordered. I would definitely come back here with my partner because he loves sours, and I think he would like these too. Also, food is sometimes served in the back by Pizza Party. read more

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Farm.One - Farm one food menu - Farms Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Farm.One - Draft beer and cocktails menu - Farms Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Farm.One - September events board - Farms Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Farm.One - Menu - The menu from FarmOne in Brooklyn, NY, features sections for summer cocktails, house cocktails, wine, cider, and non-alcoholic beverages. It includes drink names, ingredients, and prices, with some items highlighted for seasonal or specialty offerings. The menu is printed on white paper with black text and is taped to a surface with beige tape on the edges. - Farms Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Farm.One - To go beer - A refrigerated display case with a glass door showcases several shelves filled with jars of herbal and botanical beverages. The jars are labeled with names like 'Petty Planet,' 'Popped Sunshine,' and 'Shiso Serenade,' indicating a variety of flavored drinks. The case has a sign at the top that reads 'Please enjoy off premises.' The setting appears to be part of a hydroponic farm or specialty beverage shop, emphasizing natural ingredients. - Farms Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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Sally X.

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We stopped in on a Saturday at 5pm and ordered a pepperoni pizza. To drink, I had a beer (watermelon, etc) which was good and the Mister had a grapefruit soda. The pizza was perfect. Pepperoni was crispy and so was the crust. There was a drizzle of honey and a few leaves of fresh basil on the pizza. We held a stoop sale that day and were both starving so the pizza was perfect! Service was great. It was crowded with a party inside but we were lucky to get an outdoor table! And perfect day for it! read more

Farm.One - Menu - The menu from Pizza Party Brooklyn lists several pizza options including Classic Cheese, Spicy Pepperoni, Tricolor Burrata, Putanesca, Buffalo Chicken, and Quesabirria. It also offers various toppings like garlic, hot honey, basil pesto, red onion, kalamata olives, sausage, burrata, and pepperoni, with prices ranging from $2 to $5. The menu features a graphic of two cartoon pizza slices and a pizza box character, and includes social media information for the business. - Farms Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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Steve P.

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First thing, the Tricolor + Burrata Pizza was a 5 out of 5. Great firm crust, able to hold the blend of vodka sauce and burrata was bursting with flavor ....yum! We tried two beers and two seasonal drinks. The beers were Good, not great. The pilsner lacked depth. The black lager was good. The whiskey sour was spot on! The coffee Negroni was kind of bitter and missed the mark! The pizza staff was very friendly, and outgoing to make sure everything was good! read more

Farm.One - Dark Lager beer and a seasonal Whisky Sour! - Two glasses of beer are on a wooden table. The top glass contains a light-colored beer with foam and a lime wedge garnish. The bottom glass contains a dark beer with a foamy head. The table surface is wooden with visible grain and texture. - Farms Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Farm.One - Tricolor + Burrata Pizza add Pepperoni! And Farm.one Lager - Farms Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Farm.One - Menu for Pizza Party Bklyn Inside Farm.One - Farms Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Farm.One - Dark lager beer - A hand is holding a glass of dark beer with foam on top, partially visible in the foreground. The background is blurred, showing greenery and a window, indicating an indoor setting with natural light. - Farms Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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Lauren D.

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Amazing indoor farm space with a cute bar and food options! They had a ton of different brews and a few mocktail options as well. The pizza option when we were there was delicious. read more

Farm.One - A round pizza with a slightly charred crust, topped with tomato sauce, fresh basil leaves, and grated cheese, is placed on a checkered paper liner on a wooden table. Part of a person's hand and arm are visible in the background, indicating a casual dining setting. - Farms Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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John L.

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This is a BREWERY. The ambiance was great. They have two separate rooms. The main room has the bar. The second room has the kitchen, pizza. The noise level of conversation was high 7 out 10. Low hint of music in the background. I did flights of beer to get a taste of what they make. I tasted 8 of the 13 beers that they make. read more

Farm.One - Flight of beers - Four glasses containing different beverages are arranged on a tray lined with paper on a wooden table. The drinks include water, a dark beer, and two light-colored beverages, possibly juice or craft beer. A menu is visible in the background, standing upright, with a black frame and a red and white design. The setting appears to be a restaurant or bar environment. - Farms Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Farm.One - Flight of beers - Three glasses with different beverages are arranged on a paper tasting sheet on a wooden table. The drinks include a dark beer, a light-colored beer, and a clear beverage, possibly cider or juice. The glasses are of varying shapes and sizes, and the paper sheet has handwritten labels. A menu or informational card is partially visible in the background, indicating a tasting or sampling setting. - Farms Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Farm.One - Menu and list of homemade beers - The menu from Farm.One displays a selection of craft beers, including options like Poppied Sunshine, Green Whale, and Rich Profusion, with detailed descriptions of each. It also offers non-alcoholic drinks such as NA Cocktails and NA Beer, along with wine and cider options. The menu is organized into sections with item names, alcohol content, and brief descriptions, printed on a light background with clear text. - Farms Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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Chris S.

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This was a very cool brewery with what basically amounts to a greenhouse inside of it! I had a NA IPA which was very crisp, and I appreciated that there was a NA option. It looked like they had a lot of cool events too, including an intriguing "study hall" which is quiet hours like a library to work! read more

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George H.

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Farm.One is a hydroponic farm for microgreens and leafy greens, which supplies several Michelin-starred restaurants in New York. They also have a bar which only serves non-alcoholic cocktails (although the bartender mentioned they're going to offer alcoholic drinks soon, now that they have a liquor license). I went for their tasting tour and also bought an herb bundle and a non-alcoholic cocktail (you can also buy salad greens, which I decided not to do). The tour is super interesting -- I learned how hydroponics work and how the farm harvests herbs for restaurants -- but the real highlight is getting to try almost 20 different herbs! Three different kinds of basil, three different kinds of mint, explosively tangy Szechuan buttons, delicately spicy wasabi kale... it's a real ride for your mouth! They're definitely worth a visit for the tasting tour. My only gripe is that they don't deliver herbs to where I live! read more

Farm.One - Hydroponic shelf - Indoor hydroponic farm features multi-tiered shelves with flowering plants and potted greenery, illuminated by artificial grow lights. The setup includes flowering microgreens and herbs, arranged in organized rows, with some plants in containers and others in trays. The environment is controlled with specialized lighting and shelving to optimize plant growth. - Farms Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Farm.One - Hydroponic shelves in climate controlled room - Farms Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Farm.One - Hydroponic shelf - The image shows a hydroponic farm setup with potted plants, including flowering and leafy varieties, arranged on a metal shelf. LED grow lights are installed above the plants, providing illumination for growth. The environment appears to be an indoor facility dedicated to controlled plant cultivation, with visible structural supports and lighting equipment. - Farms Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Farm.One - Herb bundle (bronze fennel and anise hyssop) - A paper bag from Farm.One, an indoor hydroponic farm, contains a bundle of fresh herbs with green, textured leaves. The bag is placed on a countertop, with a blurred background showing kitchen or cafe equipment and a menu or paper. The herbs include varieties such as bronze fennel and anise hyssop, as indicated by the caption. - Farms Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Farm.One - Hydroponic shelf in climate-controlled room - Farms Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Farm.One - Non-alcoholic gimlet (left) and non-alcoholic mint julep (right) - Farms Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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Mohit S.

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Brooklyn's Farm One hits every mark--great drinks, awesome atmosphere, and staff that truly shine. Kate went above and beyond, making the experience absolutely unforgettable. read more

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Matthew W.

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Went in the morning for coffee and do some work on my laptop. The place was SO cool I had to go back for late night drinks! I had a couple beers and there was a pop-up pizza that we opted for as well. Vibes were great for a chill date night and there was a quartet concert in the adjacent room the night we went. read more

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Rita O.

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This adorable urban farm that grows herbs and other greens turns into a bar in the afternoon. This is a good laid back spot to play board games, watch sports (on their large screen), or just chill with friends. I enjoyed the concept a lot, but I think it overpriced even for Brooklyn. Give them a try though! read more

Farm.One - Drinks, farm in the background - Farms Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Farm.One - Crisp cocktail - A beverage with a foamy top and purple flower petals arranged decoratively is placed on a reflective stainless steel surface. The drink appears to be served in a clear glass or cup, with the foam covering the surface and the petals floating on top. The setting suggests a modern or upscale environment, with the metallic surface providing a sleek background. - Farms Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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stephen b.

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Very cool space. Interesting and comfortable. Creative drinks were amazing. We enjoyed some tasty salads and small plates of food. read more

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Eric S.

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The tour was a great experience and I love this place! I highly recommend it for dates or small adult groups or families who like gardening or agronomy. I found them on google while looking into hydroponic gardening. My boyfriend and I got a glass of Prosecco from the guide and asked a ton of questions as she showed us around. The guide was enthusiastic and knowledgeable. She took time to explain and let us taste several plants throughout the 1-hour session. This is a super unique and innovative spot! This place is an example of why NYC is a great city for high quality innovation. I let my friends at work taste all the leaves and flowers they gave me and now colleagues want to visit. I also bought the founders book and will read it. read more

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I had seen Farm.One on Instagram and thought what they were doing was a great step towards farming local and reducing our ecological footprint. I realized they had tours and decided to buy my partner tickets to tour the facility, being that he also enjoys gardening and trying to stay sustainable. We did not know what to expect because we were going to tour a farm in NEW YORK CITY, a place of only concrete and large buildings. We walked up to a building, up an elevator, through a hallway, and stumbled upon a window with a door next to it that said "ring the doorbell". Once we walked in we were greeted by two friendly smiling faces, and they walked us through the next steps. I want to leave some things out so you could be as surprised as we were. It was a great experience, a great cause, and something very different to do while in New York. I highly recommend going to Farm.One and spreading the word because we need more local hydroponic farms. read more

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I will admit...I did not know what a hydroponic farm was prior to touring this place but my bf brought me here on Saturday evening, and we had a great time. Dana was our guide, and she walked us through the 1200 square foot hydroponic farm - situated in a building in Tribeca, right below Altera. Very interesting to learn about hydroponic farms (growing plants/herbs/flowers without soil, and 90% less water than traditional farming). This one in particular caters to local chefs of some of the top restaurants in the city. With free-flowing Prosecco in hand (great touch), we sampled a number of very unique + interesting herbs, and learned which chefs/restaurants/bars use them for what types of dishes/drinks. Super cool experience, would def recommend. read more

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Worth the visit! Great, informative tour guides and such an amazing place. Loved hearing about the different plants and what can grow in NYC. read more

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Lovely tour, was perfect for date night with my girlfriend, who has a green thumb and loves edible plants, and of course I happen to love Prosecco and bougie food. This underground hydroponic farm supplies micro-greens to a number of Michelin-starred restaurants in NYC -- we got to see and taste various specimens, many of which I had never tasted before. Pretty cool. read more

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Katy K.

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Small. Uncomfortable classes. Waste of time. Don't take their classes. Literally no place to stand. On your feet for three hours. Boring useless information read more

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Morgan F.

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This was an amazing experience. I was looking for something new to do with friends visiting and I'm so glad we found this. Maya, our tour guide, was super knowledgeable and fun + the prosecco was delicious. It's awesome to see this sustainable oasis exists in our chaotic city. Would definitely go back for classes in the future! read more

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Lia R.

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It's been over one year since I gifted my father and brother a tour of farm.one. They went for their tour last spring. I received an email that stated my pictures from the tour were attached, pictures I was really looking forward to seeing. The link didn't work, and I've been emailing them for seven months with no response. Shame on them. read more

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Christine S.

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Great place excellent service and it really opens your eyes to farming. Extremely enriching for all to learn about how a farm works.

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Kristina J.

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Had such a fun tour & tasting at the farm.one nursery! As a former chef, I found it so fun trying new and exciting herbs that I'd never heard of! The staff are true enthusiasts and are knowledgeable both about the science and flavors. Foodie or not, I strongly recommend checking them out! read more

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Had an awesome time touring Farm.One. Got to learn so much about the whole process of a hydroponic Farm and everyone there was super knowledgeable and fun to talk with. Fun option for a date night! read more

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Dave R.

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While a bit expensive, this tour is a special occasion visit that offers a really cool look at a unique hydroponic farm. The tour includes taste tests of several interesting flowers and greens and is accompanied by optional Prosecco if you're into that. The farm smells so good and welcoming, with a relatively high humidity and comfortably warm temperature. You can see their "soil" and how water traverses the stacks of planters, so if you're interested in hydroponics or high end food culture in NYC, I recommend this cool visit to Farm.one! read more

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Had a great evening at Farm.One, fun tour, knowledgeable, welcoming staff. Learned a lot, ate a near salad bowl of samples, and walked away with a gift. Well worth! read more

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What a fabulous experience!! The guide was so knowledgeable and nice. Taste everything, but beware of the last herb, it's a doozy :) :)

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The tour was awesome. Perfect date spot. The tour guide was super knowledgable and let us taste all of the plants on the farm. They even gave us proseco to drink as we toured. Definitely recommend. read more

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Ok, I signed up just to write this review. I wasn't expecting much from the tour, but it totally blew my mind. It's so fun!! I know farming and hydroponics don't exactly scream a grand ol' time, but the tour is super entertaining... especially since you do the whole thing with a big glass of prosecco. The farm itself is pretty small, but they pack the space with more plants than you think possible. We walked through aisles of greens, learning about & tasting exotic little herbs and plants; the most memorable being a flower that fizzed like pop rocks. BUT what really made it a five-star experience was our awesome guide Brittany. Her enthusiasm was so infectious, and she had an answer to every weird question we threw at her. The girl knows her stuff, and I'm pretty sure she's going to run the place one day. Anyway, if you're looking for something quirky and fun to do, this is definitely it. read more

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Katie H.

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Awesome tour of the hydroponic farm! The extremely friendly and knowledgeable staff showed us the ins and outs of the system and let us taste rare and delicious herbs. Had a blast and learned a lot! read more

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Irene D.

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We were welcomed for a super private tour of the farm.It was truly informative and we would highly recommend a visit.

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More info about Farm.One

625 Bergen St
Brooklyn, NY 11238
Prospect Heights
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(646) 600-5146
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What time does Farm.One open?

Farm.One opens at 10:00 AM on Monday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.Farm.One opens at 4:00 PM on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.

What time does Farm.One close?

Farm.One closes at 4:00 PM on Monday.Farm.One closes at 10:00 PM on Tuesday and Wednesday.Farm.One closes at 11:00 PM on Thursday.Farm.One closes at 12:00 AM (Next day) on Friday and Saturday.Farm.One closes at 8:00 PM on Sunday.

Mon 10:00 AM - 4:00 PMTue-Wed 4:00 PM - 10:00 PMThu 4:00 PM - 11:00 PMFri-Sat 10:00 AM - 12:00 AM (Next day)Sun 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM

Payment methods

Does Farm.One take Bitcoin?

No, Farm.One does not take Bitcoin.

Does Farm.One take credit cards?

Yes, Farm.One takes credit cards.

Food & Alcohol

Does Farm.One have catering options?

No, Farm.One does not have catering options.

Does Farm.One have a drive thru?

No, Farm.One does not have a drive thru.

Indoor Amenities

Does Farm.One allow dogs?

No, Farm.One does not allow dogs.

Outdoor Amenities

Does Farm.One have bike parking?

Yes, Farm.One has bike parking.

Does Farm.One have parking?

Yes, Farm.One has parking options.

Other Amenities

Is Farm.One wheelchair accessible?

Yes, Farm.One is wheelchair accessible.

Does Farm.One have free WiFi?

No, Farm.One does not have free WiFi.

From the Business

Specialties

The Brew Lab at Farm.One serves a selection of over 60 craft beers, classic cocktails and wine, sans alcohol. Our Farm vertically grows the world’s best salad and specialty greens for New York City’s top chefs, and for you. Visit our showroom, take a tour, enjoy botanical beverages and experience live events. We built our farm to be sustainable to the highest standard, equitable in employment, beneficial to the community, and, most importantly, delightful. It's our job to farm and serve you in the most sustainable way possible. We only serve our local area. This means practically zero food miles. Our indoor farm grows year-round with zero pesticides, and far less water than traditional farms. We pack in reusable containers, eliminating single use plastic packaging waste. We source our energy from renewables. Our long-term plan is to achieve net carbon zero farming.

History

Established in 2016.

Farm.One was founded in 2016 with a small farm at the Institute of Culinary Education in downtown Manhattan, with the vision of providing restaurants with specialty ingredients grown right here in New York. Our first customer was restaurant Daniel. In 2017, we moved to a larger underground space in Tribeca, in collaboration with restaurant Atera. During the restaurant closures of 2020-2022, we opened our 10,000sqft Neighborhood Farm space in Brooklyn and started our weekly greens subscriptions. For financial reasons, the farm closed in early 2022, and the company drew close to permanent closure. In late 2022, Farm.One was revived by a new investor, DK-Bell Holdings.

Meet the Business Owner: Derek P.

Derek is an energetic executive and former investment banker. Prior to his current role at Farm.One, he spent 22 years at two different investment banks advising companies and creditors in situations related to financial distress and bankruptcies. For six years he was a Partner and Head of the Capital Transformation Group at Solomon Partners and the 16 years before that he he was at investment bank Houlihan Lokey. Derek has also served as a Director on several corporate boards. Prior to his banking career, Derek was a finance executive at several operating companies. At Farm.One, Inc., Derek seeks to build an ESG-centered, purpose-driven, socially responsible ecosystem of related companies in the Food & Agritech sector that increases access to healthier food options, enables sustainably efficient food production, and mitigates the environmental impact of food supply chains.