Inwood Farm

American restaurant · Inwood

Inwood Farm

American restaurant · Inwood

600 W 218th St, New York, NY 10034

Highlights

Nestled by Inwood Hill Park, this cozy cafe serves hearty American dishes, delightful brunch options, and a dog-friendly vibe, perfect for locals.

600 W 218th St, New York, NY 10034 Get directions

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$20–30 · Menu

@onthegrid

"You can find me at the bar, but Indian Road Cafe is nothing if not fantastically versatile. It's almost hard not to feel intimidated by the delicious menu of farm-to-table cooking, a full-bar with handcrafted cocktails, a stellar selection of beer and wine, and super friendly staff. Not only that, but they have weekly bar trivia, live music, a monthly 'Lost in Inwood' series, and beer glasses that say: 'Hi - Neighbor' because they know how to melt hearts. I'm not the sort of person that makes reservations, and I love them for making me feel at home whether alone at the bar, sharing beautiful food with friends, or bringing a notebook and drinking coffee. They are a perfect embodiment of the Inwood vibe: understated, friendly, and tasty as you'll find anywhere else in New York City. I love Indian Road Cafe. You will, too. Everyone does." - Jeanne Henry

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@onthegrid

"Indian Road Cafe, Inwood. You can find me at the bar, but Indian Road Cafe is nothing if not fantastically versatile. It's almost hard not to feel intimidated by the delicious menu of farm-to-table cooking, a full-bar with handcrafted cocktails, a stellar selection of beer and wine, and super friendly staff. Not only that, but they have weekly bar trivia, live music, a monthly 'Lost in Inwood' series, and beer glasses that say: 'Hi - Neighbor' because they know how to melt hearts. I'm not the sort of person that makes reservations, and I love them for making me feel at home whether alone at the bar, sharing beautiful food with friends, or bringing a notebook and drinking coffee. They are a perfect embodiment of the Inwood vibe: understated, friendly, and tasty as you'll find anywhere else in New York City. I love Indian Road Cafe. You will, too. Everyone does."

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"A gastropub dedicated to whiskeys and burgers opened for business in September. Aside from those mainstays, Inwood Social also serves up items like lobster mac and cheese, chicken wings, and a lobster roll." - Eater Staff

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Jeffer Sonian

Google

Great spot for brunch. Worth the wait. They don’t take reservations. We were a part of six. The steak and eggs, eggs bene, biscuits all highly recommended. My wife didn’t love the French toast brioche. Great coffee and delicious Bloody Mary!

Felix Mastropasqua

Google

What a great spot. I got the bruschetta and burrata toast and was blown away by the flavor. I consider it a little pricey for the area but comparable to what you’d pay downtown for a nice trendy spot like this. I went on a weekend at peak brunch rush and, because I was by myself, got to sit at the bar with no wait. Definitely make a reservation for any more than 2 people.

N. Nguyen

Google

Food was good! Got the brioche french toast and biscuits and gravy. French toast was flavorful, crunchy on the outside and fluffy inside. Biscuits were a bit different from what I'm used to (coming from the south), but still very tasty regardless and a good sized portion.

J Mo

Google

The restaurant is a delightful gem, nestled in a charming and secluded corner that exudes a sense of tranquility. I chose to try the country-fried oysters and mushrooms, but I was disappointed to find the dish muted in flavor, lacking the vibrant seasoning that could have elevated it. Moreover, I have a penchant for mushrooms that are perfectly crispy, but these fell a bit short of that ideal texture. To top it off, the rich gravy was generously poured over the dish instead of being served on the side, which would have allowed for a better balance of flavors. Overall, the experience had its highlights but left some room for improvement.

Sheva Schwartz

Google

Visited for Sunday brunch with my friend. We had lattes, a passion fruit mimosa, and a peach bellini to drink. We shared stuffed brioche French toast, brisket macaroni and cheese, and a side of Brussels sprouts. The French toast was very unique, as were the Brussels sprouts, and all three dishes were delicious! Service was fast and atmosphere was pleasant. They are extremely dog friendly and have treats for dogs! Would highly recommend this restaurant.

Christobel Gomez-Garcia

Google

The brunch breakfast was delicious and filling. I ordered stuffed French toast with a side of bacon as well as Biscuits & gravy with a side of home fries. The main dishes were portioned decently and were worth price. However the sides are very overpriced and not proportionate. At $8 per side I would expect more than 3 strips of bacon and a handful of potatoes. Overall, the experience was enjoyable and the food was great so I would come back again. There are other menu items that peaked my interest.

Jungmin Kim

Google

Hamburger is amazing!! I highly recommend it! Also fries are crunchy and not too salty

Ewald Van Der Helm

Google

Small restaurant on the corner of a park, which makes it a nice stop after a hike in the surrounding parks. We came here to enjoy lunch and we really liked eating here. They have original dishes along more traditional dishes. Pleasant service and a relaxed seating at this restaurant.