Farley's East

Came here for breakfast when I was displaced from my apartment. Ordered a coffee and a parfait. A lady with purple hair smiled, I smiled back. As I walked back to my hotel room down the street, a car ran a red light, a bird shit on an old lady, and a bus did not pick up a prospective rider. It is hard to make homelessness funny. Hmmm, I know a hot chick should walk by without her clothes and tell a couple of jokes... I bet that would offer a bit of relief. Edit: That actually would be nice.

I used to come here to work as the upstairs is a nice spot to get some work done. But the last few times I’ve been there the food has been terrible. The sandwiches had maybe one slice of meat and a thin spread of condiments and the salads were just basic mixed greens with a splash of dressing. The roast beef looked off and grey. It seems like they are cutting corners on the portions but the prices are still very high! I got a cappuccino and a sandwich and it was $28! For that price I expect a loaded sandwich. Very disappointing as it used to be a good cafe.

Great coffee, only "OK" wifi. The dark roast is deliciously dark & they have nice thick mugs that make you feel like you are at a cafe (cause ya are 😀). Nice cafe atmosphere, although a little noisy. Wifi doesn't work at the tables out front 😕. It is OK if you go to the tables upstairs which had some availability even during early lunch time.

A perfect spot to catch up with a friend over coffee and a pastry. They have a fun assortment of food and drinks, and great ambience. The bread pudding wasn’t very sweet, but had a nice crisp outside and felt more special than the usual croissant or muffin.

Farley's East is a lively little place with a good selection of food, coffee drinks and magazines! There are a variety of places to sit both indoors and out. They have a very small box of toys upstairs to entertain littles, which is sorta strange because they don't have any highchairs. But they did have 2 little chairs (for toddlers or older) and a changing table in the restroom. Parking is paid street parking and limited. Music plays in the background, which I enjoyed but don't plan on taking a conference call here.