The food is excellent always consistent fast, friendly service that you can't find anywhere else…read more The owner did a great job very nice quaint seating inside and out.

This is a very cool place. Friendly, knowledgeable staff that are flexible on making menu changes…read more Several coffees, including seasonal pumpkin. A complete yummy line of amazing grains bread, donuts, brownies, muffin tops and more. Tuesday is Amazing Grains Pizza day. I'll have to check this out! Paninis, wraps, salads and more. Inside, Outside and porch seating. Easy parking in their lot. Looking forward to going back

Tried this place again as the one place we wanted to go was closed. Place is clean & even with it…read morebusy our 2 drinks came out relatively quickly. Husband ordered a plan cappuccino which was nothing to rave about & I ordered an orange cardamom latte. Was hoping for more flavor. No orange flavor at all, not sweet & could barely make out the cardamom. Latte was not stirred well & all clumped on the bottom & was getting chunks of spice when I was drinking. Plenty of room to sit but don't think I would come back from the drinks.

If you're looking for a quiet, relaxing joint to meet with friends, do work or grab a quick bite I…read moredefinitely think this is the place to be! I got a hot chai latte, which tasted incredible... as well as the Brie, apple and apricot jam grilled cheese to try something now. I was absolutely impressed with the combination, I guess you could day it's a charcuterie board in a grilled cheese and I'm here for it. Thanks for the great service, the baristas are friendly to talk to

My grandmother (who grew up in Geneva) and I found ourselves in Geneva recently and decided to take…read morea break at a cute coffee shop we stumbled upon. Grounded Coffee is an adorable little cafe right in the heart of Geneva that has so many creative and yummy drinks to offer. They are family and locally owned by the sweetest people I've met. We stumbled upon their shop when they were having technical issues with their espresso machine - but we didn't mind waiting. They were so kind in comping our drinks for the long wait. We talked to them for a good 30-45 minutes before my grandma and I even sat down to enjoy our drinks. The service and kindness we received here was well worth the wait for our drinks (which we both LOVED by the way - and that's amazing considering my grandmother is a 93-year-old woman who only drinks black coffee). It was a struggle convincing her to try a flavored latte and NOT her usual go-to black coffee. But she did admit she enjoyed it! The quality of the drinks and the service is just one of the many reasons you should try out this adorable cafe if you're in the area. Even if you're in Rochester - It's worth the commute.

Very friendly staff! Great iced mocha and breakfast burritos. Nice outside courtyard and sidewalk…read moreseating.

On a very gray day, we popped in for a quick bite for breakfast. We were greeted by friendly…read morestaff who took our order. Mia went out of her way to provide customer service that was over and above. In a transactional world, her personal touch was special and we'll definitely be back!

Good friendly service, the food and drinks are excellent, good taste and representation! Give it a…read moretry !

What is better than stumbling upon a cafe dedicated to the gumption of historical women who paved…read morethe way for women's suffrage? On a peak-fall foliage drive through the finger lakes we pulled over to grab some coffee at the nearest spot. Had no idea we were walking into such a gem. We loved the whole vibe here and got a few bags of beans to support this cafe. It's clean, friendly, and clearly popular amongst locals and visitors alike. We're grateful for having discovered Cafe 19!

My wife, two teenage sons, and I drove up to Seneca Falls for a daytrip and enjoyed a wonderful…read moreSaturday brunch at Cafe XIX before visiting the Women's Rights NHP museum. Lots of pluses. First, the cafe itself is clean, bright, and welcoming. It has a pleasant interior where you place and pay for your order and then received a numbered sign. Second, it has a large, free parking lot (associated with Generations Bancorp of NY) which is super-convenient for drivers. Third, the breakfast sandwich was delicious. My wife particularly enjoyed her omelette with fresh locally-grown tomatoes and avocado. Fourth, the regular brewed coffee here is phenomenal. Overall, I would strongly recommend Cafe XIX for Saturday brunch just before visiting the Women's Rights NHP museum. As an added bonus, you can walk across the street from the parking lot and see the Ripples of Change outdoor sculpture of four women, including Harriet Tubman and Sojourner Truth with a lovely background across the lake.

Food was delicious. February cocktail specials were yummy and reasonably priced at $8. Service was…read morenot the greatest. Not sure if they were understaffed but the waitress was running around frantically. She took our drink order then came back 15 minutes later to get our dinner order and realized she never brought our drinks. Ran off to get those and never took our food order. Eventually we placed the food order. Food came out hot and was yummy. We added brisket to the regular poutine.

A culinary delight in the middle of nowhere. The pho was perfect. Service was swift and courteous…read moreand the ambiance is pleasant.

Was very impressed by the food menu! Good price and very filling. Pretty cafe as well with many…read moreplants in the windows

My first time since the ownership has changed. Definitely no sense of urgency but worth it. I…read moreordered a coffee and bagel at 12:30. No one else was waiting for food or drink. Forgot my bagel. The 3 staff were talking about Thanksgiving week and scheduling. I had to go up and ask for my bagel to be prepared that I had ordered. They are certainly nice. The coffee was good so I'll be back for that. There isn't a large amount of individual seating. Mostly large tables for parties of 4+. Cute ambiance though.

I wanted to be wowed based on the other reviews I had read. Unfortunately, that experience was far…read morefrom the reality. Yes, it's a cute, creative concept architecturally, but the lighting was too dark for Sunday noontime. And the food and especially brunch fare were nothing special. Carb heavy and very few healthy options, although plenty of exotic drinks. Why not just be a bar and not try to be a coffee bar/cafe? Coffee was decent but not outstanding. Nothing but plain bagels available and my scrambled egg looked like something out of a Dr. Seuss story. Oh well, I did a taste test and found it WAS actually edible. My friend enjoyed her Korean Bowl, so that made the trip a success. The bathroom is the true test of quality in any culinary establishment. Fancy hand soap, Very clean, but no toilet paper or paper towels. I had to ask.

Delicious food. Wasn't busy the evening we were there so wait service was pretty good. The staff…read moreseemed a bit surprised that we didn't want to sit in the bar area to eat. We chose the dining room area because it was cozier and certainly quieter. The had speciality cocktails and our party of four each ordered a different one. All were very good. They don't have a big menu (which I appreciate) so what they do have is done well. I plan to return soon

Stopped by Tea Tree Cafe today and had a great experience! I ordered an iced coffee with almond…read moremilk and vanilla, and it was perfectly balanced--just the way I like it - not overly sweet. For food, I grabbed the Ziggy Wrap with bacon and avocado. It was delicious; everything tasted sooo good, especially the oranges on the side!! The staff were super friendly and made the whole visit easy and welcoming. I loved the options of sweet and salty that they have displayed (I was tempted by everything) Definitely a solid spot - will be back!

I'm always looking for coffee shops with creative drinks, both outdoor and indoor seating, free…read moreWiFi, and that are study session friendly. Tree Town Cafe is one that I wouldn't have found if I didn't see it on a list of Rochester coffee shops. I feel like this cafe is sort of a hidden gem. I've been here twice-- once in the summer for an evening dinner on the patio, and most recently for a cozy study session in the winter. It's open decently late (for a coffee shop in Rochester) on weekdays (7pm), which is perfect for studying. They have plenty of parking in their parking lot. Their outdoor seating is placed directly in front of their building with plenty of shade, or in the grassy area next to the parking lot. It seems to be a kid-friendly cafe as well, since they have play areas. They have a cute indoor shop with food-related gifts like baked goodies, coffee, chocolate bars, and even dog treats. The service was wonderful, and they were very willing to make a call to the baker to check my allergies. There's not a lot of indoor seating, but it was enough to find a spot to study. The space heater in the small room was essential, although it got a little cool next to the glass once it started to get dark. As I mentioned, they do have free WiFi.