A sweet little shop on the heart of Main Street, incredibly cozy! It's hurting that I don't…read moreremember who the barista was that I interacted with, even though they gave me their name but they were lovely! I asked for a recommendation, which was your vanilla latte and it was delicious! If I didn't have a train to catch, I would have loved to have stayed longer! Thank you so much!

Stopped in for a cup of coffee with friends last week! The Oatmilk cappuccino was perfect! We were…read morehoping to sit down and chat since we hadn't seen each other in quite some time but there were no empty tables- every single one had someone who was on a laptop that seemed to be there for a while. We drank our coffee in my car instead!

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

I came here for a snack and was super disappointed to see that there were no options! It would be…read moresuper easy to turn their lentil wrap into a Vegan wrap by replacing the cheese.. Or offering a muffin without dairy/eggs. I will say I am grateful they had oat milk and almond milk, it's a good start but please offer a few vegan options!

Freaking amazing!!! The place was packed. Knew it was going to be great!! I got the Nutella…read morepancakes and they were phenomenal!!!! The only sucky part was no parking up close. We had to park a few streets away. I'll definitely be back as long as parking is available.

Such a cozy little spot. I can't remember how I found out about this restaurant but what caught my…read moreeye was they have lemon ricotta pancakes. I was so happy as I love all things lemon and was very excited to try - thinking I found a place that had pancakes that was as good as Golden Diner but closer to home with parking so off I went. They have small sidewalk seating but I chose to eat inside where there are a few tables and cute art on the walls. I ordered my pancakes with a side of bacon and settled in mouth watering. There are four small pancakes on the plate slathered with a lemon glaze and while I do love lemon, it was so much glaze that it was overpowering the actual taste of the pancakes. There was also and entire side of fruit which offset the tartness of all that lemon so that was good. Now when I say I ordered a side of bacon and received a SIDE of bacon I'm not lying. There were at least six pieces if not more of nicely cooked bacon which I enjoyed. While I wasn't a fan of the pancakes, I would absolutely go back to try some of their other breakfast items as everything looked so good.

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 it here! From Bear to Ms Kim, all the workers!!! We are so fortunate to have such an amazing…read moreshop in our community. If you haven't been to a tea what is wrong with you? All the different teas and special cakes are so good and did I mention cute The shop is decorated beautifully, but for the holidays it's especially special. Love it here and love Ms. Kim!!!!!

First off this place is like you're stepping into another world. The decor gives off sleepy hallow…read moreI loved it! They have a cafe dog she was the sweetest dog you'll ever meet. The food and beverages were so good. I worked there and it was super chill great playlist and awesome staff. Can't wait to go back again!

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.

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.

This place is so cute really like a home away home ! We definitely will be back when we in the…read moreneighborhood!

There's nothing fancy about Bagel Emporium but let me tell you, to this Californian, these are…read morelegit New York bagels. I ordered a plain bagel, with lox and sun dried tomato cream cheese, I forgot to add red onions and that would have been the cherry on top but I can hardly blame them for my absent mindedness. My husband had a cinnamon raisin bagel with walnut raisin cream cheese and both of them disappeared into our respective bellies. Apologies to the New York bagel police but we did get them toasted, sorry not sorry. The actual bagels were very good, with a great texture and were not stodgy at all. They really put the bagels we get in California on notice. Next visit i'm going to try their egg salad, a particular favourite of mine. I might even go back tomorrow for that before we fly home ahead of the snowstorm that's forecasted for Sunday.

The bagels are decent but pretty mid, just don't bother traveling for them specifically if you're…read morecoming from LI, NYC, or NJ. The best carbohydrate in the building is the "english muffin" which is excellent, except it's a bialy in every sense of the word and doesn't resemble an english muffin in taste, form, texture, or appearance. Also, I do not understand why they take your order and don't have you pay immediately- it makes a terrible bottleneck of confused customers and doesn't make sense. On the weekends the place is mobbed specifically because of this. They should change it immediately- they'll move customers at a might faster rate. Order, Pay, Receive Order.