Cortland, Ithaca, Tompkins and Cortland Counties

Micro-markets, smart coolers and office coffee in Cortland and Ithaca.

Fresh food and good coffee for student housing, apartments, plants, labs and offices across Tompkins and Cortland Counties, from Ithaca and Lansing to Dryden, Cortland and Homer. Stocked by our restock team, monitored remotely 24/7, and at no cost to your building.

No cost to your buildingStocked by our restock teamMonitored remotely 24/7Locally rooted
Two Brown Bear glass-door smart coolers, lit and stocked, with tap-to-pay readers on the doors.Open 24/7
Local context

Built for how Cortland and Ithaca work

Higher education is the biggest employer in Tompkins County, with two large campuses in Ithaca, a state college in Cortland and a community college campus in Dryden. Around them sit a regional health system, research labs and tech startups, local government, and in Cortland County, manufacturers, food and dairy producers and distribution along I-81.

Route 13 ties the area together, and a lot of people commute into Ithaca every day from Cortland, Dryden, Lansing and the surrounding counties. Outside the city centers, food options thin out fast, so a plant in Cortland County or a lab off the main road can be a long drive from lunch, especially on a winter night in the hills.

Student housing is everywhere here: off-campus apartments and newer student buildings near the Ithaca campuses, rentals near the college in Cortland, and a growing number of apartment communities in Lansing and around downtown Ithaca that compete on amenities.

Towns we cover in Tompkins and Cortland Counties
CortlandIthacaDrydenLansingHomer
Map of Upstate New York with the Cortland-Ithaca area highlighted, and Syracuse, Rochester and Binghamton also marked.
Simplified map. Areas are approximate.
A waterfall on Fall Creek in Ithaca, New York, framed by autumn trees.
Who we serve here

The buildings we serve in Cortland and Ithaca

Apartments and student housing

Lobby markets and smart coolers for student buildings near the Ithaca and Cortland campuses and for apartment communities in Lansing and around downtown Ithaca.

  • Real food downstairs at 1 a.m.
  • Restocks that follow the semester
  • Zero work for your staff
Student housing amenities

Factories and warehouses

Break room food for manufacturers, food producers and distribution sites in Cortland and Homer and along I-81, where the next nearest meal can be miles away.

  • Every shift gets the same food
  • Hearty meals and cold drinks
  • Installed around your shifts
Break room food for plants

Offices

Pantry, snacks and coffee for Ithaca offices, research and tech teams, medical buildings and professional offices in Cortland.

  • Fresh food and good coffee
  • Healthy options, always
  • One local number to call
Office pantry and coffee
What we run

Three services, one local team

Pick one or combine them. In Cortland-Ithaca, as everywhere we work, the same local team installs, stocks and services all three.

A micro-market with a pay kiosk, snack shelves and glass-door coolers of fresh food and drinks.
Micro-markets

A small store down the hall.

Open shelves and glass-door coolers for bigger break rooms, busy lobbies and multi-shift sites.

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Stocked smart cooler shelves with a tap-to-pay reader on the door.
AI smart coolers

Tap, take, go.

A glass-front cooler that unlocks with a card or phone. Fresh meals, snacks and cold drinks in the footprint of one fridge.

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Two colleagues chatting by a bean-to-cup coffee machine in an office break room.
Office coffee service

Good coffee, no supply runs.

Bean-to-cup and commercial machines, beans and supplies, cleaning and service.

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Every building gets

What every building gets

No cost to your building.

We own the equipment and handle install, stocking, cleaning, repairs, payments and refunds.

A menu your people picked.

A short QR survey before install, curated products after, and a request code on every unit.

Monitored remotely 24/7.

Our restock team refills it before shelves run low, on a schedule built around your hours.

Cashless and simple.

Card, Apple Pay and Google Pay. Fair, everyday prices, no coins to jam, no refunds for your front desk.

FAQ

Cortland-Ithaca questions

Do you serve Dryden, Lansing, Homer and the towns between Cortland and Ithaca?

Yes. We work across Tompkins and Cortland Counties, including Cortland, Ithaca, Dryden, Lansing and Homer, and the towns along Route 13 and I-81. Call 917-621-6254 to check a specific address.

Does a smart cooler fit student housing near the Ithaca and Cortland campuses?

Yes. Student residents keep late hours, and a smart cooler or lobby market gives them real food downstairs at any hour. We stock from a student survey and plan restocks around the semester, including move-in and finals.

Can you serve a plant, lab or rural site that runs nights?

Yes. Outside the city centers, the nearest food can be a long drive, which is exactly where a stocked cooler or market helps most. Every unit is monitored remotely 24/7, so night shifts find it full.

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Also serving

Other areas we serve

The same team runs smart coolers, micro-markets and office coffee across Upstate New York. Not sure your building is in range? Call 917-621-6254 and ask.

See it in your Cortland-Ithaca space

Send a photo of the spot you have in mind for a free mockup, or book 15 minutes and we'll talk through what fits.

or call 917-621-6254.