Day trip to Rochester we got hungry along the way and found this cute place! Great food great…read moreatmosphere. They have lots of fun games and art making for a nice place for the whole family. Plenty of parking and seating and prices were good too. A bit of humor as well I enjoyed the children's menu lol and the named sandwiches and wraps. Would definitely come back again!

First time here. So many coffee and food choices to choose from. Homemade baked goods and…read moresandwiches. Decent size sitting area and couches .

A cute coffee shop with ample seating and unique drinks…read more I stopped here when in town for the canal days festival and needed a reprieve from the heat. Their frozen lemonades were very refreshing. They had a large number of drinks that sounded good, so I'd love to try more. Service was quick and everyone was nice.

Great cookies and cappuccino! Beautiful and comfortable ambiance and seating. Nice friendly…read moreservice. Nice walk to Erie Canal trailways. Great place.

Quick, clean, and incredible food. The iced London Fog was a nice touch, too! We came here on a…read morerecommendation from someone at Roberts Wesleyan right down the road, and we will be back when I graduate in a few years from my Doctoral program.

Jitters - great name and logo! One star removed for the fact that this place never plows or…read moreshovels/salts - I almost wiped out in the parking lot and sidewalk twice. They also forgot the cold foam that we paid extra for in the Dirty Chai tea. No straw for the smoothie either which we didn't notice until it was too late. Staff was friendly and our order was on time - everything was still HOT which we showed appreciation for with a nice tip. Their lattes, Cronuts, and croissants were amazing!

Best Coffee House (and Bookstore!) in Rochester! Beautiful two-story space, with amazing food, and…read morethe book selections are smart and relevant! Gorgeous art on the walls too!

The shop was cute enough, though there wasn't much of a selection for any of the genres. This might…read morebe more of the kind of bookstore I would be visiting if I were meeting friends and wanted to be *around* books vs my purpose for visiting, which was really to wander and shop indie bookstores for the day. There were plenty of people using up the various tables and seating spaces... though this also made it a bit awkward to try and navigate around those folks to look at the various shelves of books. In terms of the little cafe, it's a nice addition to the space... though perhaps adds a bit of chaos too. There was one person working the cafe when I visited and it was clear that she was completely overwhelmed with having to make everyone's orders AND help cash people out. I was fine waiting, but I ordered an iced salted caramel pecan latte (one of the fall specials) and ended up getting a hot one instead. I'll drink it either way, but it was a bit unfortunate that I waited 10-ish minutes for a latte that wasn't what I originally ordered. (And honestly, I didn't want to add on to the stress of the server by asking her to re-make it, since, again, I would drink it either way.) TL;DR Not necessarily my vibe. I like to wander around the bookstores I visit and not feel like I'm hovering too closely to people that are seated or having conversation with friends. Bookeater feels a bit chaotic for me between the handling of the cafe orders and the organization of the spaces. Probably won't be back, but that's just me.

Top notch breakfast. We had the corn beef hash, and country fried steak. They were both great !read more

We are always impressed with our meals, drinks and the service at Mendon Brunch on the Brook. We…read morelove that this hidden gem has top quality coffee and cuisine. Everything on the menu is elevated and worth the prices. This is far from a greasy diner. It's a whole experience. Today, we ordered the skillet, a side of potatoes, a standard sausage, egg and cheese and then a specialty breakfast sandwich "The Brook". They have a buzzer system for table notification because seating is limited. (I wish we knew this prior to our first visit.)

Yummy! Delicious coffee, friendly staff! Was able to get work done…read more WiFi easily accessible They even had mimosas yes to all! Thank you!

Eclectic spot on Park Ave with food options. I ordered a smoothie which was only $5 and was super…read morerefreshing. Drinks didn't take very long to be ready but the food did take a bit more time on a busy Sunday morning. There's inside and outside seating. I appreciated the heating lamps outside as well!

Every time I come here I'm greeted with warmth. The food is amazing, the drinks are well-made and…read morecreative, and the staff is always so sweet and kind. Genuinely so happy this is so close to me (but dangerous for my wallet, as I have to resist the urge to come here everyday). The atmosphere is lovely and there's plenty of seating. The tables and chairs are comfy and inviting, and I have never seen a single thing out of place. I challenge you to find a spec of dust. Definitely stop by here and see for yourself, and grab something tasty, too!

Layali is one of my favorite places to visit when I want to relax or get some studying done. The…read moreatmosphere is beautiful, modern, and has a luxurious feel that makes it a great place to unwind. During this visit, I ordered a hot pistachio latte, a small iced caramel latte with cold foam, and a slice of tiramisu. The presentation was beautiful, but the food and drinks didn't quite live up to the appearance. The iced caramel latte tasted a bit watery, which has been my experience on more than one visit, and the hot pistachio latte was just okay. The biggest disappointment was the tiramisu. It was overly soaked in coffee, didn't taste very fresh, and wasn't what I expected. One thing I really appreciated was the service. The cashier was incredibly kind and accommodating. Since I'm currently pregnant and can only have decaf coffee, she made sure my order was clearly communicated to the team, which I was very grateful for. The café itself is aesthetically beautiful, although we did have to wipe down our table because there were crumbs left from the previous guests. The seating is nice, but the chairs could be more comfortable if you plan to stay for an extended period. My only other suggestion would be to improve customer engagement at the register. On a few visits, it has felt like employees finished conversations with coworkers before helping customers. Overall, I enjoy coming to Layali because the ambiance is one of the best in Rochester. While I think the coffee and desserts could be more consistent, I'd still return to enjoy the atmosphere and give more of the menu a try.

Cute little place in a small town we really enjoyed it. The Chipotle raspberry turkey sandwich was…read moredelicious next time extra sauce it was so yummy. Cinnamon bun and banana bread were awesome too! I didn't love the coffee but I think that's more a me problem with how I ordered than the coffee itself. Lots of space inside to sit and relax very cozy and cute. Prices were awesome and the staff were super friendly as well.

Cozy, warm, welcoming, quaint. Driven by so many times and decided to check it out. Wonderful baked…read moregoods.

We came here for a late breakfast/early lunch. I got a breakfast burrito without the sausage and…read moredidn't expect much to be honest. However it blew me away - the potatoes were super crispy and everything was seasoned perfectly. I also had some of their sourdough which was super flavorful. This is the place to be if you're craving a breakfast burrito.

Great coffee and nice people. But I have to say, their breakfast sandwich, spicy BLT, has me…read moreabsolutely addicted! I live outside the city, and have to reason to travel in for work, but I'll drive 20 miles just for that! The only negative is that getting drinks can be very slow, and sometimes very, very slow at times.