I attended a wedding at Farm to People and as a guest, I had a great experience with the event…read morespace! They have both an indoor and outdoor area. The indoor area easily fit slightly over 100 people with a horizontal bar section in the middle. The couple had split the front section as the cocktail area/dance floor, and set up tables in the back for the official dinner area. We did not have any issues with AV and lights. There is an area for coat check and bathrooms were clean. Decor wise, they have high ceilings with many cedar/wood based furniture. Food was quite delicious! Definitely exceeded expectations for a venue+food caterer. The hors d'oeuvres - crab cakes, deviled eggs, and fried halloumi cheese - were solid and flavorful. The kale salad, roasted carrots, cauliflower were all very well-seasoned with very fresh veggies. The mac and cheese was creamy with al denta fusilli capri. The chicken had a great mushroom/onion sauce. The tiramisu was actually very espresso-forward with a good balance of cream to cake ratio. Staff were polite and helpful with explanations of the food.

Weeks ago, I was trying to find potato latkes for my Hanukkah dinner and had some caveats. They had…read moreto be pre-made, thin, and I had to be able to freeze them ahead of time, and just heat them in the oven and serve. Farm to People hit every category. The latkes arrived exactly on time, they appeared to be perfectly prepared & were packaged with clear instructions on top of the foil packaging. Last night I popped them in the oven frozen and served perfectly seasoned, crispy latkes. They were delicious & a huge hit. I am now a big fan of Farm to People!

I always love to go to bakeries when I am in different neighborhoods. Today's stop is Bakeri in…read moreRidgewood, NY. By the time I walked in around 11:45, all their scones were gone. :( So I made do with a scrumptious cinnamon bun! :) The cinnamon bun was fantastic and so loaded with cinnamon. Taking a bite into it was like cinnamon bun heaven. The server was cheerful and was recommending different things to me in lieu of selling out the scones. It's a very small place with a couple of seats inside and more so outside. I will make sure I get there early enough for the scones! I've been told they sell out around 11AM.

I'm giving 1 star only because I genuinely love your products…read more The problem isn't the quality of the baked goods, it's the location and the overall customer experience. For a bakery that generates this much interest, the setup feels strangely unfinished. There's nowhere comfortable to sit, nowhere practical to wait when there's a line, product availability is often disappointing, and on top of that the shop closes at 3PM. For many people, that means arriving only to discover limited options or a closed storefront. What makes this especially confusing is that this location is in Ridgewood, a neighborhood already full of strong food and coffee options. Opening a highly anticipated bakery should bring something new and enjoyable to the community. Instead, it feels like customers are expected to adapt to a business model that prioritizes operational convenience over the actual customer experience. Maybe from a business perspective this investment makes sense. But from a customer perspective, the excitement of finally having this bakery in the neighborhood quickly turns into frustration. I wanted to become a regular customer, but every visit feels unnecessarily inconvenient. The products deserve better than the experience surrounding them.

A welcome addition to the area. This bakery has a wonderful selection of fresh breads like…read moresourdough, baguettes, Italian, challah, Pullman loaves, croissants, cookies, and cakes. They recently started selling sandwiches and breakfast fare next door. I walk my daughter to school in the morning and the aroma of freshly baked bread is addictive. I almost always have to go in. The one thing I cannot resist is their ham and cheese croissant. It's huge and about $4.50 a pop. It's buttery and flaky and absolutely perfect... especially since Nick +Son moved to greenpoint. Nothing like a freshly baked croissant. They also deliver which has been a good experience as well.

These two places are AMAZING!!! They are the same establishment with 2 entrances. And it closes at…read more8:00 pm or 8:30pm which is FANTASTIC. The ambiance is very chill ( see picture). The cafe sells INCREDIBLE food. The breakfast sandwiches are beyond delicious. They customize ur breakfast sandwich as well & the employees are very nice & welcoming. The smoothies are DELICIOUS!!!!! They only have 1 size which is probably the only bad thing about this place. Then there's the bakery on the corner of manhattan av and Montrose. The BREAD sold there IS THE BEST BREAD U HAVE EVER HAD!!! It's fresh all the time ( very soft) & they have a variety of breads. They also sell coffee and cakes. Fresh bread is constantly coming out due to it selling out so u may have to wait 5 minutes for a new batch) I give Tasty Bread Artisan a 10/10.

I am so obsessed with the cakes! Price-wise, taste-wise, perfect! The tart's crunchiness is…read moreremarkable. You should try that if they have on their shelves!

I had a cup of coffee. The young lady working there looks nice and the dessert looks fresh, varied…read moreand delicious.

Locally owned polish bakery with a good variety of items that are tasty and very reasonably priced…read more It gets busy in there during breakfast and lunch hours so be prepared. I found their baked goods to be moist and not too sweet depending on the item. Everything is made daily- service was quick with a smile.

So disappointed. I was in B'klyn from Connecticut. As a…read moreformer Polish resident I wanted a good pączek, I had it played out in my head the moment I bite in and I could taste it already. So, on my way back to BQE I pulled over by Syrena. I purchased 4 pączki, cheese danish and rye bread. I got home and after dinner I bit into my pączek to realize it was not fresh. That scene I played out earlier was ruined by the dry dough in my mouth. It was definitely from the day before or even 2 days. They have ruined my mood, I waited for so long to bite in to a fresh chewy warm donut not this dry disappointment. The Danish was delicious and bread was very fresh.

Cozy atmosphere Vegetables to mats to dessert…read moreFamily, old and a bit artsy vibe Food is not too spicy or oily Tasty Negatives: Bathroom could be tended to more Women need to be more quiet cleaning starting a around 5 p.m. They usually weren't wearing gloves for that, but hopefully they do while cooking.

Yummy chicken soup & cheese pierogis! Comforting, cozy, affordable. They have deli-style prepared…read morefoods that you can take to-go or eat in.

What I love about living in Greenpoint is a place like Adam's Delicatessen is thankfully still here…read moreand still going strong. The place is immaculate with sweet young girls behind the counters and a tough no nonsense lady running the place. This is a European style Delicatessen and baked goods shop. Sure, they have house cured hams, kielbases, kabanosy, cheeses etc but you really come here for the incredible homemade baked goods. All the baking here is done on premises, and superb. Standouts are the cherry, and poppy cheesecakes, coffee cake, and fruit/apricot filled rugaliky ( rugelach), apple cake and of course the babkas and assorted Polish cookies ( chocolate, poppy, linzer). If you see the potato babkas grab it! They only make it occasionally and it is savory with shredded potatoes, onions and bacon bits. I am not kidding, prices here are less than half what all those crummy commercial New Brooklyn cafés now charge. I stop here on the way to my Moms out on Long Island or The City and bring cookies and cakes for our office parties. My mom and employees are very pleased and ask "where did you get this?" Don't be a New Brooklyn Gentrifying tool. Support these independently owned old Brooklyn Ethnic neighborhood places before they are all gone.

Great selection of Polish sweets and savory foods. I tried a slice of the berries and apple cake…read morewhich was light, refreshing, not overly sweet, and tart. Really enjoyed the simplicity and it kept well and tasted just as good a couple days later.

I am a brand new resident of Greenpoint, and I had to make Okka one of my first stops. I have been…read moreputting off unpacking my apartment, and decided I need some sustenance for this mission. On a corner nearby, here was Okka. I have seen positive reviews for their iced coffee, but didn't want to overload myself with caffeine (yet), so I ordered an iced matcha. I am pleasantly surprised! I tend to dislike a good portion of the iced matchas I drink because they often taste like milk. This wasn't too strong, but was still a pretty well balanced drink. I asked for a baklava, which unfortunately they had sold out of as of 3:45pm, when suddenly a voice in the back yelled out to try their plain or chocolate croissants as they make them in house daily. Consider me convinced. The result was a lovely warmed plain croissant. Crispy, flakey, soft, and most importantly WARMED. Nothing I love more than a shop that warms their pastries without you asking! I will definitely be back to try their coffee and gözleme.

I went to the Okka truck in McCarren Park to get some caffine in my system before meandering…read morethrough the farmers market. The line moved quickly and the coffee was delicous! I love that they serve Devocion coffee, some of the best in the city!