Accepts Credit Cards: Yes Bike Parking: Yes Outdoor Seating: Yes Good for Working: Yes
Price range.
$$ Price range Moderate
2 reviews
Elvira Hutchinson
I can see this coffee shop and boutique from my bedroom window. But it wasn't until this morning that I decided to walk in. Reason being – I'm the newest member of Fair Folks & A Goat's unusual and notable $25/month coffee club membership.
It sounds too good to be true, but alas it's not. Sign up online and for $25 a month you have access to unlimited coffee, tea, and lemonade. I drink a lot of coffee. I hope I don't put them out of business. You also get discounts on select merchandise (both in store and online), invitations to events like design previews, tastings, classes, etc… Given I wanted to buy everything I saw while waiting in line for coffee, chances are that discount will come in handy.
If you ever forget why you came to New York in the first place, let a concept like this remind you. This city rules.
I just recently found this neighborhood coffee shop/clothing boutique/outdoor space. The $25 for unlimited espresso products (including cold brew!), juices and teas can't be beat for those on a budget. However, I haven't found the quality of the coffee itself to be spectacular, but hey, it's cheap.
The baristas are super friendly and have taken the time to get to know my name and even give me book suggestions! If you're looking for a good neighborhood hangout or a unbeatable deal, head on over.
UPDATE: I have tried to cancel my membership online through the membership maintenance, but despite my attempts, I am still being charged $25 a month–this is month two. No response yet from Fair Folks even though I've emailed them. Sad because I thought their membership plan was a great offer until now.
I can see this coffee shop and boutique from my bedroom window. But it wasn't until this morning that I decided to walk in. Reason being – I'm the newest member of Fair Folks & A Goat's unusual and notable $25/month coffee club membership.
It sounds too good to be true, but alas it's not. Sign up online and for $25 a month you have access to unlimited coffee, tea, and lemonade. I drink a lot of coffee. I hope I don't put them out of business. You also get discounts on select merchandise (both in store and online), invitations to events like design previews, tastings, classes, etc… Given I wanted to buy everything I saw while waiting in line for coffee, chances are that discount will come in handy.
If you ever forget why you came to New York in the first place, let a concept like this remind you. This city rules.
I just recently found this neighborhood coffee shop/clothing boutique/outdoor space. The $25 for unlimited espresso products (including cold brew!), juices and teas can't be beat for those on a budget. However, I haven't found the quality of the coffee itself to be spectacular, but hey, it's cheap.
The baristas are super friendly and have taken the time to get to know my name and even give me book suggestions! If you're looking for a good neighborhood hangout or a unbeatable deal, head on over.
UPDATE: I have tried to cancel my membership online through the membership maintenance, but despite my attempts, I am still being charged $25 a month–this is month two. No response yet from Fair Folks even though I've emailed them. Sad because I thought their membership plan was a great offer until now.