Flux Coffee In Farmingdale Remains Open, Serves Drinks To-Go

FARMINGDALE, NY — Flux Coffee, a craft coffee shop in Farmingdale, announced Monday it will remain open. The small business will be open seven days a week from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at its 211 Main St. location.

All drinks will be served to-go. Free shipping is available for online orders $30 or more, which can be ordered on the Flux Coffee website.

"As an essential business, we are open," the cafe wrote on an Instagram post. "There are currently no tables or chairs set up in the shop, we are strictly to-go. If you have concerns about leaving your house, we are still offering FREE SHIPPING for all orders over $30. Stay safe out there."

At its cafe, Flux serves a variety of hot and iced coffees, lattes and other beverages. Pastries are also available to accompany your cup of joe.

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"Non-essential" New Yorkers were ordered to remain home in a statewide mandate, announced by Gov. Andrew Cuomo, that went into effect Sunday night. New Yorkers will only be allowed to leave home for activities such as grocery shopping, getting medications and solitary exercise, according to the mandate. With food services still allowed to operate, you can get your coffee fix from Flux; you just can't hang out at the shop.

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