Main Street Farm Market Cafe

I really want to love this place. Great selection of food products, delicious sandwiches, but the staff really needs to get their stuff together. I came here 3 times in one week and literally every single time they got both me and my partner's sandwich orders wrong. First time I thought no big deal. Second time I thought weird, is this a trend. Third time ... I mean come on. It's not only frustrating but it's also a waste of food.

The market selection is great! However if you are looking for food, expect to wait 30+ minutes and your order to be wrong. I’ve been coming here for a few years and I order a veggie sandwich every time and 80% of the time the sandwich takes 30+ minutes and is wrong.

It would be really easy to drop a small fortune in the store as they have everything I could possibly want – a huge selection of hard cider, beef jerky, local honey, and a very nice deli counter. I unfortunately arrived close to closing time so I did not get a chance to peruse as much as I normally would have.

Happy to stumble into Main Street Farm and pick up local honey and local beers. Enjoyed our bacon egg and cheeses and avocado toast. Friendly staff. We will return for sure and happy to recommend.

Wonderful salads. I had the tomato with mozzarella and pistachip pesto. Amazing. Also lovely porch overlooking the river in the back for pandemic safe dining

Cute little homey place. Organic food, tasty, maybe a tad pricey but paying for the atmosphere. It’s a rustic little place with healthy yummy options. Even if you’re not a health nut, there’s good options for you. I had the sloppy joe sandwich, duck soup (amazing) and a ginger ale seltzer which was delicious. My husband got the pulled chicken, hummus, and the root beer seltzer. All delicious. Only reason for 4/5 stars is because the food took quite a while to come out, the table setup is a little weird that you might have to share a table with other people, and there was no more Mac n cheese! How does that happen? I just love my Mac n cheese and it was only 2pm but it was Columbus Day weekend so Idk if the holiday made it busier? Either way, definitely worth a try if you’re in the neighborhood.

This is a fabulous store and a fantastic cafe. And what was particularly good was the fine matcha latte (Kettl Hujuku for those who know) made expertly. So good, I’m on my second as I write.

This is such a cute little gem of a place! My boyfriend and I were camping not too far from this area and stumbled across this coffee/cider shop during our travels. I'm so happy we discovered this place! We LOVED the apple cider donuts and the atmosphere is super cozy! Plus, they play AWESOME music!

Tasty sandwiches, good snacks. Coffee is ok and it’s relatively pricey compared to the rest of Livingston Manor. There’s a good bathroom for pit stops!

For $18 there was a heater advertising Rubins. I opened once I left the cafe and there was relish and mushroom on bread. I went back into the cafe because I thought there was a mistake marking the sand which.

The girl rudely replies, “oh, that’s our vegan Rubin”
There was no marking on the sandwich stating it was a vegan Rubin. There was no V on the tinfoil. I asked if I could change my sandwich or get my money back and she refused, and replied, it says it’s vegan on our paper menu. They should specifically specify that on the sandwich itself too. Especially for $18! For no meat!

I would not recommend this cafe. Over priced and rude service.