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Cafe with wood & brick interior where locals gather for hearty American fare, coffee, beer & wine.
What to order: French Toast Bites · Brisket Mac & Cheese · Uptown CubanoFrom Google Maps reviews.
We visited Inwood Farm on Sunday after running the Dyckman 5K organized by Dyckman Run Club. When we arrived, we were genuinely excited—the ambiance was great and we appreciated that it’s dog-friendly. Unfortunately, that’s where the positives end. We were seated within about 10 minutes, which was reasonable, but service quickly went downhill. We ordered coffee and tea, followed by French toast bites as an appetizer. Oddly, the drinks didn’t arrive until after the appetizer, and when they did,
I was excited to try this spot for a minute. Arrived at 340PM on a Sunday to try for brunch and was told that brunch was not being served currently as they were taking a break from the kitchen to reset for dinner. I told the host the menu states brunch until 4pm but she couldn't answer. We waited 15 mins to be sat and the server poured water and walked away. I waved another server down to take our order. She basically took our order and never came back to the table. Server was eating at the bar,
Absolutely loved this place! The location is stunning, with plenty of tables both inside and outside, and it’s more than dog-friendly — pets are clearly welcome here. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, and the staff are super kind and attentive. Parking is very challenging, so I’d recommend walking if you can. There’s a beautiful park and river just across the street, which makes the setting even more special. Definitely try the mac and cheese with beef — it’s a must!
From the Jun 26, 2026 health inspection. Lower-priority items are listed after the serious ones.
Flies were present in the space.
Gaps, cracks, or clutter make it easy for pests to get in and nest.