On the smaller side and very industrial feel to the space. Coffee is tasty and barista was friendly…read moreenough. Not a huge menu but enough if you're just looking for a tasty coffee.

I had a great cappuccino made with whole milk. They do offer alternative as well. My son got the…read morechai. The employee said it was very ginger forward before ordering and my son decided to get it & didnt like it. He said it was too ginger forward, but the employee warned him. My son normally likes Chai but he said it was just to much ginger. They do offer small batch sandwiches made locally. They do not have any syrups here. Its all about the coffee. I did see some bakery items available. Very nice employees. There is a bar area to sit and tables. Plenty of parking

Stopped into Iron Coffee the other day for a cup of coffee. It was pretty busy so I was optimistic…read more The coffee was ok, not great, but ok. We had the dark roast and would have thought it would be a little more robust in flavor but it wasn't. It seemed a bit weak like not enough coffee used or the roast wasn't roasted dark enough. The service was great however so that was a plus. Nice and friendly staff all the way around. There were a lot of locals there so it seems to do a decent business. But to be honest, it's the only coffee house in town. The place seemed a bit dark and dirty. The exhaust system must be not working or not strong enough because the entire place smelled of what ever was being cooked on the griddle. We sat upstairs and our eyes watered the entire time we were there. The odor got on our clothes and stuck with us until we got home. Their restroom wasn't clearly marked and was kind of hidden back by the kitchen area. It was also very dark where it was located. A little more light all the way around would be helpful. The concept and decor is a great idea but it felt more like what we use to call a "greasy spoon" restaurant than a quaint coffee house. It won't take much to make it better but as it is, can't say much good about the experience it Iron Coffee Co. I hope they take this review in a positive light as there really isn't much that needs to be done to make it a very special place to go for coffee. Note: We didn't have anything to eat so can't comment on that.

My first time stopping here. My mocha was amazing. I know it is very off the Beaton path but well…read moreworth the trip

The coffee is delicious. The service was not bad. They did what they said they were gonna do.read more

This is their new retail/office location. You can walk in and purchase coffee and merchandise…read more They even have a cool display of all the mugs they have made/sold. This space is a lot easier to find than the warehouse location. It's s good move and is more customer friendly. Same great products just a new location!

We really enjoyed Kru Coffee!…read more It has lots of troll dolls! And great character! Very industrial but artsy. The folks behind the counter were really warm and entertaining too. The avocado toast was good value. They did not skimp on the avocado!

This place was so good they I actually came here two days in a row for breakfast and coffee…read more Definitely recommend any of their coffee options, I tried the nitro cold brew latte and the Nutella latte. For food, the set your soul Brie sandwich on an English muffin really hit the spot. The sriracha maple bacon was unique and mixed together in the sandwich, it kinda tasted like hot honey.

I am staying at the Renaissance Hotel in Albany for a conference and decided to take a walk to…read morevisit a local coffee shop. Big mistake. This burnt little hockey puck of a sandwich was $8 and the lukewarm chai latte that I got was $4 for a small. And they don't give you the regular sized croissants in the display, this is about a quarter of the size. I've had better sandwiches from 7Eleven. The service was slow as they only had one person working, probably why my sandwich was burnt. I will stick with the hotel restaurant next time.

I had a lovely morning here! I went about 930 on a Friday and was the only one there. The barista,…read moreJay, was super friendly and chatty. I had a pistachio latte which was delicious. I stayed to read a book in quiet and got a comfy chair in the corner. There's an outdoor seating area which I would love to sit at during my next visit. Highly recommend!

Great coffee shop and store. Really well designed and decorated. Staff is very friendly. They do a…read moregreat job with their coffee and have a limited menu with bagels on the weekend and pastries daily. Have been several times and keep coming back!

What a cute place! Small area inside and the line on late Saturday morning was out the door, but it…read moreis worth it. The strawberry matcha was incredible and the bagels are crusty yet soft & chewy. Nice seating area outside and the cafe seemed pretty clean. The hype is correct!

Best spot. Amazing…read morecoffee, roasted on-site. Friendly staff Real maple syrup offered Dog-friendly, with a cozy and inviting atmosphere.

I was visiting the area and I love visiting local coffee shops to try to find the best coffee. I…read moregot the hot mocha and it was one of the best I have ever tried. The espresso quality was high and the mocha flavor was delicious. The coffee art was also spectacular. I would definitely go back anytime I am in the area.

Needed a quick coffee pick up! Kru answered the call! This family owned coffee roastery hit all the…read moreright spots. We got a Cardi Bee Latte and Godfather Latte both hot and both delicious! Service was quick and the ambiance is cool! If you need some coffee and don't want Starbucks or Dunkin this is your spot!!

I'm the type of coffee person where my "go-to" coffee shop HAS to meet the following requirements:…read more *Quality over ambiance *Coffee knowledge vs. coffee influence *The baristas working there have a genuine passion for coffee Kru came highly recommended from a local coffee roaster we purchase beans from. He mentioned that we needed to check out Kru as he helps roasts their beans as well. We are SO happy we did! The menu is not overwhelming, not too fancy, but simple. I appreciated that the baristas working were beyond friendly and open to answering any questions that came their why. I bought a medium drip and a bag of their dark roast. The drip was not acidic, brewed perfectly. We can't wait to try the beans we bought as well!!

We brunched at Hudson Roastery twice on our winter getaway weekend to the Valley. In a word: it's…read morea gem! The shop offers everything you want or need: comfy seating, warm environs, genuinely friendly and attentive service, delicious from-scratch foods and beverages, and good prices. The trays of homemade baked goods coming straight out of the kitchen looked and smelled wonderful, too. Hudson Roastery is really good at what it does. I highly recommend it!

Incredibly bummed, especially seeing all the positive press around the quality and the sourcing…read morethey claim to approach business with, that quite a lot of the food being served was from SYSCO or another large similar restaurant supply vendor, ordered by the case and baked from frozen. Now first off, don't get me wrong, buying in bulk or sacrificing the quality of some ingredients to large suppliers like this is definitely a reality when running a restaurant. Even moreso in this day and age when ingredient prices are exorbitant. That said, it needs to be reflected in the price point. Pastries are arranged beautifully under cloches in the display case, but I could spot the premade, ready-to-bake spinach feta bistro (https://www.chefswarehouse.com/products/QZ119984/) or ham and cheese croissant (https://www.chefswarehouse.com/products/99971/) from a mile away. The avocado spread on the preassembled breakfast sandwiches is definitely the pulp from the 3lb bag from Chef's Warehouse too. I know that taste! All of that said, they had a few items in the case that I'm sure weren't from one of these big vendors. Which was great to see. My (yes, unsolicited!) advice would be to pare down the menu. Offer just a bit less so you can focus on the quality. Try and tap into some local producers if you can! That's one of the best things about the Hudson Valley... how much all the purveyors and markets and cafes support each other. It's clear too how much they care about the community. They're dog friendly inside. No WiFi to encourage people to chat with one another. Fine. I really want to see this place continue to thrive, it's just a bit of a bummer that a significant part of the menu including things that really should be fresh, aren't.

The iced maple latte was a phenomenal way to end the VT trip! Chris was such a good barista and did…read morenot take that long to make two coffees. 10/10 coming back next time especially with the house music!!!

My order: iced maple latte The review: I downed that thing…read morein like 5 minutes. The maple latte was tremendous. I asked for less milk. I loved their beans, so I decided to buy a bag of the espresso roast. They also have single origin roasts, which I would love to try if I'm ever back here. The place is a walk up window with a very small patio, and it seems like back in the day, it used to be a place that you could walk inside. As for staff, there was one singular man making everyone's coffees and also bagging up coffee beans. Hats off to that guy (the owner? unsure). Really glad we stopped here, and I highly recommend making the stop if the line isn't too long.