Outdated, Antique Cafe

Very good place. Everything is tasty and healthy. The heart of palm crab cake has a good crunchy taste from the heart of palm. The muesli is a good source of protein and fibres. The green scramble has a good portion of goat cheese inside so goes well with the toast. The carrot cake pancake is very interesting, you do taste the carrot cake lol. Drinks are overall good.

We visited Outdated, Antique Cafe on our way back from Cherry Picking in Red Hook since we really needed a cup of coffee to keep us awake. Their decor is cool and arsty with lots of vintage furniture. It's a great & cozy place to stay for a couple of hours if we had time. We had 1 Iced Latte & 1 Hot Latte and the drinks were decent & refreshing.

Delicious coffee, scones, and tons of creative plant-based breakfast and lunch options! Taking a star off because their ginger kraut was suspiciously similar to their "kimchi" - pretty sure they just used the same thing on both our meals, and the curry ketchup that came with the potatoes was pretty gross.

Enjoy incredible pastries and lovely tea at outdated. Surrounded by beautifully curated antiques and antique chic collections you feel like you’re having breakfast in a bit of history. I found the service to be a bit gruff and was disappointed that there was no skim milk (and few milk alternatives I’ve come to expect as common like almond or oat).

Great hippy vegan place to grab breakfast or lunch. I wouldn’t come here for antique shopping but it’s fun to sit among the antiques and eat. Our favorite thing is the cheddar biscuit that comes with the power bowl.

I got the gluten free vegan savory chickpea pancakes. I have gotten some good things from outdated in the past but i know that they also fall flat in their vegan food options. I’ve been vegan for 8 years and the food combining of this just was odd. The chickpea pancakes were dry… and a bit flat. They could use psyllium husks like the bread brand Schar uses for their gluten free vegan breads… to give it more springiness, more fluffiness that you’d want from a pancake. Using tempeh with a pancake was an odd choice as well. It was topped with avocado and cashew cream. Once the dollop of cashew cream is eaten with the pancakes and tempeh, you are left with two pieces of dryness, pancakes that fall short and tempeh pieces and some pieces of avocado. Luckily I had some applesauce with me and used it to put on the pancakes which made them a bit more edible… a bit like dry but edible latkes. Tempeh is one of the oldest meat alternatives in the book… it is 2022, there are SO many other options. Tempeh kinda reminds me of 1990s health food stores where you had tofu as the only other option and it wasn’t cooked in a way that was exactly palatable. Tempeh really works best for select sandwiches and used sparingly always. Dipping sauces that are well curated would have helped this dish tremendously.

Total hipster paradise. With horrible service and not so nice counter help! The sugar situation for coffee is ridiculous. I literally had to use a million lumps of raw sugar to make my coffee even semi sweet. Alot of people still like their sugar loose and not in lump form! The coffee is literally nothing special! The only nice part is the decor! Place looks great except antique doesn't mean dirty and dusty. Dusting it doesn't take away from the antique look! I am a local and felt like I was treated as though I was a burden for being there! I will not be coming back here which is really sad because I love to support my local businesses but unfortunately this will not be a place that sees any of my money again!

Coffee + Vintage/ Antique items all for sale. It’s a nice place to hang out, have coffee chat, Most of people come and work here, Reading and else.