We went here for a toddler story time upstairs. It was our first time going to this location. There…read moreis a handicap/stroller ramp around the side of the building but there's no access to the second floor. Upstairs has a bunch of toys and things for little to play with. I really appreciated this. Afterwords we went downstairs to get some treats to take home. Frozen cookie butter latte (love that frozen is an option for their drinks) Berry mango smoothie that the brats so kindly put into 2 seperate cups for us, Cozy, warm environment, lovely baristas who were kind and helpful. Looking forward to going back.

I stopped here on a Saturday during a visit to the area, I always try to support local coffee shops…read morewhen traveling. I was bummed that it was drive-thru only on that day. The service was good, they quickly answered any questions I had on the menu. I got a large vanilla chai latte with almond milk, it was really good. I would visit again, next time hopefully it is not limited to drive-thru.

Delicious! Best apple fritter there is. Very small and quaint inside. Very nice staff. They gave my…read moreson a donut hole while we were waiting :) It's pretty tight in there on a busy morning!

Possibly the best donuts I have ever had. Exceptional staff. Great prices. I cannot believe I…read morehave not visited this cafe sooner!

What an incredible hidden gem we discovered on our roadtrip! If we end up relocating and buying a…read morehouse nearby, it's entirely to be able to eat at Suzea's every day. That quiche was truly the best I've ever had - filled with gluten or gluten-free. It was so delicious that I smile even now at the memory of it! I tried a variety of other desserts and first, can't believe I got to indulge so much in items that I had to forego all these years and second, I truly mean it that these could win any blind taste taste against ones made of regular wheat flour. Prices are so reasonable, the place is so quaint if you're dining in, and the owner and her team are absolute certifiable sweethearts!

Such a great, quaint, charming bakery/cafe. There's no printed menu because she changes it daily,…read moreso just order from the chalkboard menu. My wife loved the Muffuletta and my Apple Pie Waffle was delicious! There's a story behind everything. The apples come from her daughter's orchard where no sprays are used. We'll definitely be back!!

Stopped by for a quick latte but soon realized they have a beautiful shaded courtyard which was a…read moreperfect reprieve on a hot summer day. The couple of folks I talked to who were working were super kind. Great all around!

We had been trying a new coffee shop each day we were in the finger lakes. This one had a nice, m…read moreopen interior with enough seating for everyone. Probably a 7 on a scale of 1-10 for coziness. The sandwich bread was perfectly crisp and melt-in-your-mouth buttery. The bacon and cheese were delicious. My only issue was the egg. This is just a personal preference, but I much prefer traditional fried eggs to the spongy, egg patty that was used on my sandwich. This was especially disappointing because fresh eggs are everywhere in this region. If not for the egg issue, this sandwich would have been perfect. Not too heavy, incredibly savory, and hit the spot without going overboard. My coffee was just OK. Nothing crazy, a little too much of synthetic sweetness in the syrup. And they asked if I wanted it in a mug or to-go cup: I said mug, as you can see this is not what they provided me. A little disappointed by that as well. Overall, I'd maybe go back but I'd ask if they could fry my egg and for half sweet lattes. And I'd confirm that my coffee came in a mug.

The name of The Saltbox Smokehouse in Sodus might lead some history buffs to assume that the…read morebusiness is housed in a New England-style house with a sloping back roof. While it is located in a 1800s-era building, the "saltbox" in its name actually refers to its method of curing more than 15 varieties of bacon, one of the specialties of the establishment at 6152 Barclay Road in Sodus, the former home to the Heluva Good! Country Store. The deli/restaurant is a dream fulfilled for the husband-and-wife team of James and Sara Wheaton. The pair enjoyed spending time together in the kitchen and started cooking for large events such as her sister's wedding. With supporters encouraging them to take their cuisine to the next level, they hunted for a place to house a restaurant for more than a year. Finally, the building off Route 104 struck a chord. The eatery serves as both deli and restaurant. Cured and smoked meats, such as bacon, smoked turkey, pastrami and pork loin, can be ordered on their own from the counter. Bacon comes in 15 flavors including apple bourbon, garlic, maple and horseradish. My wife and I recently stopped into the Saltbox on a whim while in the area, after passing the sign for them many times in between trips to Rochester. Small building, and there were already a couple customers there at right around noon on a Saturday. You order at the counter, then sit at one of the 6-8 tables they have in the nicely renovated building, and they bring you your food. They have daily specials, and this days were burnt ends. We both ordered sandwiches - my wife ordered the "On Top of Old Smokey", a sandwich with smoked cheesy meatballs on a sub roll, with a spicy tomato sauce and provolone, served with chips, and I went with the Steakhouse Sandwich, a sandwich filled with brisket, bacon, spicy pickles, cheese, lettuce, tomato, and onion on a roll, and I swapped out the chips for a side of bacon mac and cheese for an upcharge. We also got a 1/4 lb of the burnt ends to try. The dining area filled up quickly, but our food was brought pretty quickly. We really enjoyed our sandwiches, especially the meatballs which had a great flavor. The mac and cheese was bland, but I have yet to find good mac and cheese at a restaurant in CNY. But the star were the burnt ends - absolutely bursting with flavor, straight up meat candy. Wife and I could've made a meal just outta those. The price is comparable to other BBQ places. The service was fine - employees weren't exactly enthused to be there. No one was rude or anything, but we almost got the feeling we were being bothersome to them, but could've been an off day. We would definitely go back to try other stuff, or just for them burnt ends.

Tonight I tried they're brisket cheesesteak on they're ( food truck ) . It was good , not quite…read morecheesy enough for me . I wish they cut it in half , really hard to pick it up . I also got the smoked beans , Also good .

Stopped in for breakfast - a bagel and coffee. The bagel was fresh with butter and so good! I…read moretypically stop for lunch but may be stopping here from now on for a way to get the day going.

Never been to a coffee shop that was fancy, but I am also not completely ignorant to the finer…read morethings in life such as espresso. Well the lady behind counter (Kim) was as pleasant as a person with a pineapple up their ass. The service was quick and efficient but she was under the ridiculous impression that I would have wanted an espresso in my refresher drink! Thank God this awesome tatted girl kind of asked about it and peaked my attention to clarify that I definitely did not want an espresso shot in a fruit drink! BUT HEY the Kim woman was able to try and make a joke at a customers expense which I found interesting!! Anybody interested in contacting me about their stories there, email me at mjg1970@me.com

Cute country spot with nice coffee options, occasional mini flower markets and other local goods.read more

If you are looking for a little pocket of charm near Skaneateles or Marcellus, NY, Milk House…read moreRoastery is your place. Nestled directly behind a silo inside a historic 1700s farm cellar, this family-run farm and roastery has been open for six years, offering an authentic country farm hideaway vibe. While they do not feature an espresso bar, their hot brewed coffee, iced coffee, and canned cold brew with oat milk are wonderful. I particularly enjoyed their iced coffee with cream and their housemade brown sugar nutmeg simple syrup--a recipe the owner and coffee master was more than happy to share after I admired it. ​They also carry a small but pleasantly unexpected selection of artisan foods from around the Finger Lakes area, including granola, shortbread cookies, pastas, specialty salts, and more. Plus, they sell their beans by the pound--beans which they source directly from coffee growers and roast weekly on-site. ​Additionally, following the farm's first dahlia show this September, I was able to purchase some of their dahlia seeds--which came complete with expert planting and transplanting advice from the owner. ​Overall, the pricing is fair, with the canned cold brews leaning slightly expensive, but in a pleasant, small-splurge kind of way. ​While there are tables available, the space is better suited for catching up with a small group of friends rather than setting up to work for hours. ​The hospitality is exceptional, and the entire experience feels deeply connected to the farm. Make the extra effort to stop here the next time you're traveling through the area! ​CAUTION: Check their website for hours before you go; they have fairly limited operating hours, so definitely plan ahead to stop by on your way to anywhere else in the area!

Looking for breakfast on a Sunday around Wayne county is not the easiest thing. Found Scrumptchies…read morein Sodus was open this morning. Clean and welcoming as we walked in. Had to wait a little to get our food, however if the food is worth it that isn't an issue. Will let you know shortly...... Ok. Food showed up in a reasonable time due to the fact everything was delicious. Good size portions and seasoned well. Definitely a breath of fresh air in our desert of Sunday food exploration.

Stopped here for breakfast on a road trip. Super cute, warm ambiance, owner was very friendly. The…read morefood was all delicious. I had the parfait and a pistachio muffin, which were both excellent. Others in my group had the stuffed French toast and breakfast sandwiches. If you want to go the sweet route, go for the stuffed French toast.

My parents have been telling me and my husband about this place for years now. I'm so glad we…read morefinally got to go! The vibes were so nice. The atmosphere was chill, stylish, and fun. The owner, Mike, is so friendly and kind. The drinks we got absolutely blew us away! My mom got the Toasted Marshmallow Cold Brew with Brown Sugar Cold Foam, my husband got a French Vanilla Cold Brew with 2 creams, and I got a Frozen Chocolate. I see why my family are regulars here and look forward to their Saturday mornings dates together there. We'll definitely be going anytime we come for a visit now. 10/10 recommend!

Sensational! The coffee is fantastic as is the service and the location. Not a lot of seating, but…read moreperfect for coffee on the go. A cup of coffee is a cup of coffee, right? Come to this place and I guarantee they'll convince you otherwise. Don't be discouraged if the line is long when you get there. I promise the coffee is worth the wait and I've never failed to have a nice conversation with the other people waiting in line. Highly recommend!

Chicken ratatouille on panini. How delicious! The selection held many surprises making a fun…read moreluncheon.

Food is good, coffee is good, but prices are high. $3.50 for a 12 ounce coffee is outrageous. Also…read moreemployees were less than friendly and acted like having to stop talking to provide service was putting them out.