Very unique pumpkin latte! We came here on a Saturday, and there was already quite a line. The…read morebaristas take their time making drinks, and it's a casual spot. There's a few wooden tables scattered around with a corner of the shop dedicated to packaging up your own beans.

Cozy and inviting coffee shop with all the essentials in the Public Market. Latte, cappuccino,…read morechai, multiple flavors of drip coffee and more. Definitely busy on a sunny Saturday but the line moved quickly. I had a small latte with sugar free caramel and it was great. I didn't see a food menu but from other Yelp photos it looks like they have great breakfast sandwiches. Cash only!

Top notch service with the baristas attention to detail. The coffee is excellent, my go to is the…read moreiced uncle marble with chocolate milk! This is my all time favorite coffee shop in Rochester.

Mostly everything you want in a coffee shop! Vibes, good roasts, friendly staff, variety of…read moreofferings. It's not quite up to my level on coffee snobbery with wide selections, pourovers, light roasts. But if all you need is a good spro, def worth the visit!

Good drinks, passable food, minimal human interaction…read more The café was surprisingly spacious. You enter through the ordering area on the right, which opens up to additional seating on the left. Interactions with staff were purely transactional, no small talk or pleasantries, unlike what others have experienced. My drink was ready within a few minutes, while my food took 15. Maple Cinnamon Chai: autumn in a cup. The spices added a cozy warmth to the chai, and the balance of tea to milk was just right. The maple syrup was subtle, leaving a light, sweet aftertaste. Lovely seasonal option. Beechwood Bowl: customizable bowl with your choice of protein, cheese, and sauce. The base comes with two eggs, potatoes, onions, and peppers. I went with sausage, vegan mozzarella, and sriracha mayo. The to-go version came in a paper box with utensils. The portion was on the smaller side, but the potatoes and veggies were well-seasoned and nicely cooked. The eggs were soft but a bit bland. The sausage was finely chopped and on the salty side. The vegan mozzarella added a creamy texture. The sriracha mayo had good flavor, but the drizzle was too light to carry through the whole dish. The standout was the crispy potatoes, everything else was just okay. I wouldn't return for the food, but the drinks were memorable. I'd definitely come back for their coffee or tea.

A little out of the way for me today but well worth it. I was craving a breakfast burrito and this…read moreplace delivered a delicious bite. Thanks!

I grew up in Rochester but have since moved away, and I was sad I didn't find this place sooner -…read moreor you know, when I actually lived and worked in Rochester. On a recent visit to Rochester, one of my friends and I met up at this cool location for a coffee and to catch up. There are options galore for drinks and they're so good. I loved my marshmallow latte. They have options for board games, events they host, and a small corner for small/local artists to share and sell their products. It was so interesting to explore and look around while I caught up with an old friend. Next time I'm in Rochester, I'm definitely coming back.

We are on a continuous search for great local cafés. This is the gem that sets the bar for…read moreRochester. Very relaxed ambience. Local students working on their laptops. Small families enjoying food. Couples and friends chatting over coffee. They support local businesses. We came on a Saturday afternoon, when students from RIT were given tables to show and sell their art in a non intrusive way. Coffee is really fantastic. I had an Americano, with their Espresso Blend. Roast master told me he does the sourcing, blending and roasting. This one had Ethiopian and Colombian beans. Fabulous blend of earthy and chocolate tones. I bought a pound to prepare with my French Press at hotel and the roaster grinded it to a perfect coarse. Side note: please never drink coffee from those hotel room machines. You can always do better! Come, have a coffee, have lunch, buy beans or ground coffee for your enjoyment at home. This is the type of place that makes café lovers feel right at home, even when traveling.

The best coffee you can get- locally and beyond. Flavors are delicious and I was able to stop using…read moresugar and creamer since the coffee is just that good! I drink Canaltown Coffee at home and they work with my business to ensure the best products are available. Well worth the trip to check them out! No other coffee is the same after enjoying this hometown gem.

Simple and unassuming place but the coffee is as strong as it gets. I checked this place out on…read morerecommendation of my neighbor. My friend and I got here on a Saturday noon after a brunch that literally left a bad taste in our mouths! They make your coffee first and serve it to you before you pay, that's very sweet! I got the egg nog latte but I needed some extra sugar and my friend got a white Christmas latte. We both enjoyed our coffee. I also wanted to buy some coffee beans but I thought I'd do so at a later time. Check it out if you're in the vicinity!

I don't drink coffee, so I suppose my opinion about coffee places is a bit under-seasoned, but…read moreUnion Place seems like a good one. Super high ceilings, local art on the walls, comfortable seats, and friendly folks behind the counter. While I don't drink coffee, I was purchasing nine pounds of coffee (it's a stocking stuffer in our family) for other people. It seems like Union Place typically has an excellent and varied selection of different beans, but it was too close to Christmas and they were running low on it all. My friend came out from behind the counter, and helped my navigate what was still available. I got a lot of beans, they ground them for me for the right filters (while I sat in a very comfortable chair), and I was out of there. If you actually drink coffee, I bet you'll like this place even better than I do.

Soon as you walk in the fresh aroma of coffee hits you. Service was friendly and quick. Few tables…read moreto sit and enjoy your coffee. They also sell bagels, danishes and muffins. Coffee and many coffee makers are for sale.

I've driven by a few times and actually had time to stop in today. Located directly across the…read morestreet from Country Max in a stand alone red house that was converted to commercial space, there is plenty of parking, it is accessible for walkers but there is a small curb to step up, and smells so delicious when you walk in! Maggie greeted me immediately and showed me around. In addition to the shortbread which is kept in a refrigerator case, there are Scottish collectibles, jewelry, and ground coffee for purchase (no whole beans at this time). They make several varieties of shortbread but stock was low (I think due to St Patrick's Day, even though that's Irish, idk). I bought the plain/regular and a Whiskey Pecan. Both were made fresh this week. Under the paper wrapper, the 8 "fingers" are wrapped in plastic for freshness. The cookies were light, not too dry and delicious. I could taste the Whiskey flavor but my hubby said it was barely there. Regardless, we both loved both cookies. I will be going back next week for the cranberry ones. I can't wait!

Real shortbread. Real butter. No hype. Not over-sweet, not…read morefussy, not trying to reinvent anything. Just perfectly made, crumbly, rich, and exactly what shortbread is supposed to taste like. This is how it should be done. I ordered the regular and Irish cream flavors. They were delivered to my door very promptly! Thank you!

I had the best peppermint mocha of my entire 50 years of life. Simply amazing . I can't wait to try…read morethe fish on Friday

The food was of good quality; however, it was quite expensive. We paid $7.29 for a small bowl of…read moregrits with cheese, which felt overpriced. While I understand that pricing is at the discretion of the establishment, I will not be returning as a customer.

An open space with lots of sunlight when the weather is right, this is a good place to hang with…read morefriends over a cup of coffee. I enjoyed my pour over with the bean from Costa Rica. It came in a jug and I drunk it from a mason jar--nontraditional but I liked it. The coffee felt light-bodied in the mouth and it was not acidic at all. There are pastries for sale but we brought in bagels from Balsam. Bathrooms are in the back, which means walking through other sections of the space. Like, I saw they have free tasting on Saturdays between 11 am and 1pm. FYI the women's room has lotion, tampons, and baby wipes available.

Going here I was a little disappointed only because it's not a coffee shop anymore, but they do…read morehave coffee beans and drip coffee. Having came here for the first time, we found the best beans in Rochester! You can smell and taste all the notes! Very nice staff and will definitely be back for more beans.