Name: Friend of a Farmer
Address: 77 Irving Pl (btwn E 18th & E 19th St), New York, NY 10003, United States, US
Telephone: +1 212-477-2188

Friend of a Farmer is an american restaurant, located at 77 Irving Pl (btwn E 18th & E 19th St), New York, NY 10003, United States. They can be contacted via phone at +1 212-477-2188, visit their website friendofafarmerny.com for more detailed information.

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77 Irving Pl (btwn E 18th & E 19th St), New York, NY 10003

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Anonymous

06 August 2014

You need to come before 11:30am on a Saturday if you don't want to wait over 30 minutes.
Anonymous

14 December 2013

French Toast with apple butter. Delicious.
Anonymous

20 September 2013

Bonus points if the reason you're here is because you ARE a friend of a Farmer (name or occupation).
Anonymous

04 August 2013

This is a $8 juice. Don't do it.
Anonymous

11 July 2013

The cornbread is a must-have.
Anonymous

09 July 2013

There typically is a wait at the cute brunch spot - especially if you want to snag a table outside, but it's well worth it. The omelets are amazing, and are all served right out of the skillet.
Anonymous

28 May 2013

Not worth it.
Anonymous

05 May 2013

Terrible vegetarian chili. Extremely long line of Gramercy/Murray hill preps outside. Food was meh
Anonymous

23 January 2013

Try the Country Omelette - Lots of food
Anonymous

21 August 2012

Delicious!!!
Anonymous

26 May 2012

Really cool rustic feel. Very underwhelmed by the omelette though. New sweeping rule: never order omelettes at a restaurant. Must come back for the all crab crab cake (2 of 4 petals via Fondu)
Anonymous

22 May 2012

If you want to feel like you're being healthy, order the egg white scramble. Try to remember to eat your own meal and not the person's who you're meeting for breakfast
Anonymous

08 May 2012

You legitimately cannot get better brunch than this.Well the dinner and lunch menus are pretty good too, but THE BRUNCH!
Anonymous

12 September 2011

Crowded on the weekends with rich kids whose parents just bought them a bland one-bedroom in Murray Hill and newlyweds who met at HBS. But the eggs are fantastic.
Anonymous

05 September 2011

Food was not that great, paella was dry, steak was bland, pot pie was not bad. Best thing was the corn bread at the start. Go elsewhere
Anonymous

22 May 2011

Brunch only situation. Dinner was pretty meh. Very meh.
Anonymous

08 March 2011

Pretty good food if you can maintain your appetite with the really nauseating acoustic adult contemporary playing. Personally, it was a struggle.
Anonymous

25 February 2010

Try the pumpkin pancakes
Anonymous

16 November 2009

The best chicken potpie ever! It's amazing!
Anonymous

30 May 2009

Go to Friend of a Farmer and enjoy a pot of French roast coffee.