We have recently tried New Roots Coffee. Their selection is not overwhelmingly large so it didn't…read moretake long to pick out delicious drinks. I went with a seasonal offering and another of us had an iced latte drink. Great milk alternative selections and the gluten free baked goods were a hit!

Came by as we were visiting the area and wanted a local coffee shop to check out. Saw the great…read morereviews and we had to stop by. There's also patio seating which is nice when the weather is warm. I got a shot of espresso along with their regular brew. It was as strong as my child's attitude. Lots of seating inside as well. Service was quick and great. Cute little coffee shop, would definitely recommend if you're in the area!

While in search for a coffee shop my daughter and I decided to check out what she said was a new…read moreshop near her house. What a delight. First I am a scone addict, they had 5 different types. I was in heaven. We had one each and coffee. It is so nice to find. A place that can offer honey instead of sugar or artificial sweeteners. The scones were delicious, so much so I bought one of each for home. The two very friendly people working were Julia and Pan. They are so grilled to work in this cute and unique shop and it was very apparent. Loved them! This is my new favorite shop and hope to be there often. Keep up, the good work and I wish you great success and longevity.

I had the best experience in the cutest little coffee shop that is right around the corner from my…read morehome in West Irondequoit. I'm ashamed and embarrassed to admit it's my first time there but it definitely will not be my last. I'm posting a ton of pictures just so you all can see what they offer. The scones were incredible as was my Americano which they gave me for free as a nurse. There's a board you can purchase a $4 cup of coffee for a service worker (Medical, police, fire fighter, teacher, etc.) which I thought was a wonderful idea and concept. To be gifted this by a stranger was a very unexpected and pleasant surprise. Julia was working and made us feel so at home. She remarked at how wonderful the owners are to work for and how much she is passionate about working there. Her coworker Pan said it was the greatest job ever. I loved all of the small gifts. Some of which Julia said she made are on the shelves as well as mystery books that are like blind dates for readers. I didn't get to eat off their menu other than the scones, but if the food is as good as the baked goods and coffee, then I can hardly wait to try it. My mother and I are already looking forward to making this a weekly visit. I'm also hoping that I can start replacing my order ahead at Starbucks with an order ahead coffee here! Suggestion: it would be great if there was an app to do that... Just a thought. Julia did say I could call ahead and so I'm thinking about that. I'm a big supporter of small businesses in my community. It would much rather give my money here than to the big chains. I hope this place is around for a very long time. The place was full when we got there and it was still full when we left so it looks like we're not the only ones who discovered this hidden gem. If you haven't been there yet, you need to go try it. You're gonna kick yourself for not coming sooner. Thank you Julia and Pan for the great service and hospitality. You two are as much about making it a great experience as anything else.

Great bagel!!!!! Got a sausage, egg & cheese on an everything bagel. The service was good too.read more

sorry to say, but this place seems to be struggling despite its corner location and pleasant…read moreinterior. I ordered a breakfast sandwich on a croissant and what came out was a sad little squished glorified hamburger bun interupted with a tiny egg, a bit of cheese, and a thin circle of sausage. Employee had zero clue what the different drip coffee offerings were, making my choice a chance of luck. I also ordered a coffee tote for the office. It was filled about 1/2 full, at best. With so many better options, no chance of going back.

I had heard great things about their "made from scratch" bakery items and was disappointed to find…read morethey had nothing left when I stopped by around noon. Ok, technically it was late for breakfast fare, but if you present yourself as a coffee house/bakery, and you are open for business for another 3 hours, you really shouldn't be running out of fresh baked goods. The barista that took my order was brusque and made me feel as if I was bothering her by asking a question. The place was busy; doesn't have enough table seating; and the coffee itself was nothing to write home about. Oh well. . .there are a lot of coffee houses in Rochester. . .maybe my next one will be one I can rave about.

Great baristas, delightful atmosphere, easy to park. Lovely spot for good conversation and good…read morecoffee!

LOVE this place! From the moment we walked in, Silo Brunch Bar had such a great vibe -- welcoming,…read morecozy, and full of amazing smells that made it really hard to decide what to order (in the best way possible). We tried a little bit of everything -- the shrimp and grits were rich and flavorful with just the right amount of kick, and the Pig in a Bowl was next-level comfort food. Seriously, every bite was perfection. And of course, we couldn't resist the fresh mimosas -- bubbly, fruity, and just what brunch calls for. The staff was super friendly, attentive without being overbearing, and you can tell they take pride in the food and the atmosphere. Everything came out hot, fresh, and beautifully plated. If you're in Rochester and love a good brunch (or just great food in general), Silo is a must-visit. Already looking forward to going back!

We've been here a couple of times now and it's been delicious…read more Weekends can be crowded so prepare to wait, no reservations. They have an assortment of brunch, breakfast and lunch options. A great selection of alcohol based drinks as well as regular drinks. We seem to average around $40 - $50pp. Service has been friendly and efficient. Bonus points for bringing a payment device to the table! Fav dishes include : shrimp and grits and the Cronut French Toast. Fav drinks so far : mango mimosa, cold Italian job (boozey coffee drink)

Albunn Coffee House continues to be one of my favorite coffee shops in the area. This was my first…read morevisit since the expansion and I was overjoyed to observe all of the available space. The expansion was much needed, as I had some crowded previous experiences and found this to be one of the downsides of the location. The expansion has truly helped the shop to reach its full potential. The demand was clearly visible as I stopped in around 8:30 pm on a Wednesday night and found it was quite busy, with patrons coming and going. I ordered a strawberry refresher and found a cozy reading spot. The barista who took my order was so sweet. I really enjoyed her kind personality. As always the dessert case was filled with appetizing treats, though I did not indulge during this visit, I love getting a look at them. They are always pretty. So happy to see Albunn doing well, as it as a great addition to East avenue. The shop has great hours (love being able to get drinks in the evening) and seems to be enjoyed by the community.

Went on a Saturday night. Salt Caramel Latte tasted as a…read moreregular cup of coffee $7.00 for hot 12oz. Biscoff Latte was excellent! $7.00 for Hot 12oz Traditiona Bee Bite $7.00. Decent size to be shared! However tasted very stale and lacking flavor. I'm glad we tried this place to see what all the craze is about. I see it being a hit because us beautiful and location is great but no need to repeat visit. We had to order twice because they cashier didn't get our correct order, maybe a language issue or the noice level.

Finally tried Ugly Duck this week and I was very happy with our experience! The staff were very…read morefriendly and helpful. I always like to look for espresso specials and we were not disappointed by the selection. My fiance got The Snug with maple syrup and molasses bitters. I was too afraid to try any drinks with bitters (I hate how it tastes in cocktails) but I took a sip of The Snug and it tasted great, I would definitely try that next time. I had the B.B.L. latte which had banana syrup, it was more on the sweet side but not overly sweet (I would avoid it if you don't enjoy a sweet palate, try a latte with bitters instead!) It was something unique to try and I was happy with my choice. There was also plenty of seating which is always a huge plus in the winter in Rochester. We had no trouble getting a table. I should also note that there was a very limited food selection here -- about 3 baked goods offered. So if you're looking for food and coffee, I would recommend looking elsewhere. Overall I would happily try out Ugly Duck again! I'm curious if they have outdoor seating in the warmer months.

Great little spot! Stopped in for a brown sugar iced latte and it was delicious. The staff was…read moresuper friendly, too. Definitely would come back again!

I'm so happy this coffee shop is near my apartment, they have an all-vegan menu and lots to choose…read morefrom. I had an iced caramel latte with oatmilk and it was well balanced, not too sweet. The interior is spacious and the vibe is very relaxed. They also have a little section where you can leave trinkets and/or take some, which is a fun detail. I'm definitely going to come back to try more of the menu!

Very happy I finally got to visit Clownboy Coffee. The shop decor is playful and bright, creating a…read morecozy ambiance. The shop currently has a fall menu offering and I had to get the Scully, named after my favorite 90s special agent. Delicious drink with smoky fall flavors. I was able to have it made iced with almond milk. The shop also had a nice offering of pre-made baked goods from local partners such as The Red Fern and The Little Brownie. A rotation of pastries were also available such as pretzel croissants and cinnamon buns. Seating is limited (two tables) and a bathroom is available on site. You will also find art on display for sale, as well as books, pins, and stickers from local artists. The shop is very much connected to the community with these offerings and there is even a board for local events, mutual aid, and business card offerings. It was busy when we arrived with only one barista working. The barista would take orders and then made the drinks for the order. They were very kind and hardworking. We had no problem being patient waiting for our turn. There was so much to look at in the shop while waiting. Street parking is available and was easy to find. The street the shop is located on is tree lined and quiet. Very happy to support a queer & trans owned coffee shop with ties to the local community. The vibes at Clownboy Coffee are superb!

Lots of seating and collaborative space for studying , collaborating, or simply reading :)…read more The matcha latte was super good, bagel pretty standard. Drinks were not expensive but food was a tad more than what I expected. Free WiFi! Had to hunt for outlets. Staff were very attentive and helpful in deciding drinks and food.

Stop by because of their drink menu. It has some creative options and they sell Vietnamese coffee…read more I think the owner is Vietnamese. Ordered a French Toast Latte, pretty good. The cinnamon and vanilla provided richness to the coffee and also soften the espresso intensity. Monkey bread I ordered was kinda dry. Taste like a day old. Also their workers have a stern look. Were they having a bad day. Since they are locate in a floral shop. Both side of the business are nicely decorated. Love the high vaulted ceiling and skylight window.

Great Mocha, had to ask for extra chocolate because it was very watered down but after I did it was…read moreexcellent. If I'm in the area I'll be back for sure. Got a vegan cookie too and it was gross, it just tasted like raw flour.

Went here with a friend to catch up . Drinks were good,…read moreplace had nice vibes , service was good .